Grayson Miller a powerful, calculated and ruthless man bound by vengeance. When fate ties him to Emma, a quiet and resilient woman with a painful past,his carefully controlled world begins to unravel. Grayson sets out on a path of retribution, blaming Emma for a tragedy he can't let go of. But the more he hurts her, the more he's drawn to the warmth behind her pain. Emma wounded and confused, finds herself trapped in Grayson's web of contradiction,—Cold yet protective, cruel yet caring. As secrets surface and emotional clash, Grayson begins to question everythimg he thought he knew about Emma.......Now he must confront the man he's become and fight for the one woman whose love could either save or destroy him. Will love surpass guilt and past pain? In a story woven with longing, regret and redemption, "For Her Heart Again" is a gripping tale of love that burns even through the darkest storms.
View More"Ahh."
Emma moaned in pain as Grayson thrust inside her again and again. The agony she felt deep within was unbearable. She felt like her body no longer belonged to her.
Grayson had been having sex with her for hours, and her body was already breaking down, but she could not complain. Whenever she tried to close her eyes, the pain immediately jolted her awake.
Emma looked at the handsome face in front of her, but she couldn’t muster the courage to admire it—this was the face that caused her so much pain.
"Youn... Young master, please let me go..."
Emma tried to speak, but her words were whispered so softly that even she could barely hear them.
"Hmm..." Grayson groaned as he finally released inside her. He then pulled out, rolled to the other side of the bed, grabbed a bottle of pills, and tossed it to Emma before saying,
"You know what to do."
Without paying any attention to the young girl on the bed, he walked naked towards the bathroom.
Emma stared at the contraceptive pills in her hand before quietly getting down from the bed. She slowly put on her clothes and left the room.
As Emma walked along the hallway and then downstairs toward the small storage room where she had been living, she fell into deep thought.
She had been a young girl from a family of four—her father, mother, brother, and herself. Although her family wasn’t as wealthy as the Millers, they were still comfortable. Her dad worked as a servant for the Miller family since she could remember. She occasionally visited the Millers with her brother because her mother died three years after her brother’s birth from illness. Her dad had to take on the responsibility of caring for both children and often brought them to the Millers whenever they were on holiday. That’s how she got to know the Miller children.
Everything was fine and peaceful until that day—the day her life changed, the day she was falsely accused of murder. She was only twelve years old then, still a child, and her father was still working with the Millers.
She saw the children from other rich families playing together. Emma decided to go to the pool alone to play. While she was still playing, she noticed something inside the water. On closer look, she realized it was the young miss of the Miller family—Whitney. She was shocked and jumped into the pool to save her but soon realized something was wrong when she saw Whitney not moving and her head bleeding.
Emma tried her best to pull Whitney out of the pool, but when she came out, she saw that everybody was there, including the head of the Miller family. They all looked at her as if she had committed a terrible crime. She finally spotted her dad among the crowd and rushed to him.
"Dad, please check on Miss Whitney, her head is bleeding..." she told him worriedly but was interrupted by a sharp pull.
"What did you do to my sister?" The person speaking was Grayson, and his grip on her hand was incredibly strong.
"It hurts! let me go," Emma said as she tried to shake off his grip, but it was too strong. Grayson was seventeen, while she was only twelve. The difference in their age and strength made her unable to loosen his hold.
"Grandpa Miller, I saw Emma and Whitney having an argument before Emma pushed Whitney down and her head broke. When Whitney tried pushing Emma back, Emma pushed Whitney into the pool" someone said
"Grandpa Miller, I am sorry for your loss. The young miss died of excessive bleeding" the doctor examining Whitney said
Everybody at the scene went into shock, and then Emma knew she was in big trouble.
"I didn’t do anything! I wasn’t the one who pushed her," she tried to explain, but no one believed her. Everyone saw her as a murderer. Her father took the blame for her, and a year after his arrest, he died of a heart attack in jail. Emma didn’t get to attend his funeral because she was kept in the Miller family as a slave. Few years later, when she turned 18 Grayson forcefully took her virginity. The pain Emma felt that day was still fresh in her mind. From that time onward, she lived a life worse than death.
As Emma reminisced, she realized she had reached the storage room’s door. She opened it and entered the dark storage room, got on the small bed on the table, and closed her eyes to sleep.
---At the Miller's old estate, the afternoon sun filtered through the wide windows of the living room where Old Master Miller sat reading the newspaper. The scent of aged wood and polished leather filled the room. He looked up as a servant entered, bowing respectfully."Old Master, Mrs. Norris is here to see you."He raised a brow, folding his paper slowly. “Mrs. Norris? I thought she wasn’t due until the weekend. Send her in.”Moments later, Mrs. Norris walked in with a heavy heart and tense expression. She bowed slightly.“Old Master.”Old Master Miller gave a half-smile. “Mmm… Why are you here today? I thought you weren’t going to come over till the weekend. Or have you finally gotten tired of playing nanny to your baby Grayson?” he teased gently, trying to lift her mood.But when she didn’t smile as usual, he set the paper aside and leaned forward.“What happened?” he asked, his voice lower. “Is it about Emma?”Mrs. Norris nodded. “Yes. Grayson made her sleep outside the Villa fo
---Gasps erupted from the hallway.Footsteps thundered closer, echoing against the marble as Mrs. Norris rounded the corner and halted, her breath catching at the sight before her. “Dear heavens…” she whispered, rushing to Emma’s side. “Emma!”Her hands gently touched the girl’s clammy forehead, then her wrist. The faint flutter of a pulse brought little comfort.“Someone fetch the doctor—now!” she shouted, not caring who heard.Grayson appeared at the top of the stairs, drawn by the noise. His eyes found Emma instantly, her motionless body curled awkwardly against the steps.His stomach clenched.For a moment, no one moved. The world seemed to still.Mrs. Norris looked up at him, her face taut with fury and disbelief. “Are you proud of this?” she asked, voice low but sharp.Grayson said nothing.He descended one step, then another, each footfall heavier than the last.But Emma didn’t stir.She just lay there—broken, silent, and fadingGrayson’s gaze darkened as he stepped forward,
---The next morning, Emma stirred awake on the cold, hard lounge chair wrapped in the thin blanket Mrs. Norris had given her. Her limbs were stiff, her head pounding. As her eyes fluttered open, she was greeted by Leah's smug face leaning slightly above her. Leah just came back from Country M yesterday and had rushed to the Manor early this morning after the servant—her informant told her what happened in the manor yesterday."Emma, what are you doing outside with a blanket this early?" Leah asked, feigning surprise, but the glint in her eyes betrayed her amusement. There was no concern in her voice—just gloating satisfaction.Emma said nothing. Her mind was foggy and her skin unusually flushed. The chill of the night had taken its toll. She forced herself upright, moving sluggishly toward the now-unlocked door. Leah followed closely behind, her heels clicking on the marble floor.As Emma stepped inside, a servant hurried over and said with a slight bow, “Emma, the Young Master reque
---Emma stood at the heavy front door, her fingers frozen on the doorbell. She had rung it several times, but no one came. Panic started creeping in. She checked her phone to call Mrs Norris—completely dead.She knocked again, harder this time. Still nothing.Frustrated, cold, and exhausted, she stepped back and looked up at the silent windows of the villa. No lights. No shadows. Just silence. She clenched her hands, her heart pounding with uncertainty. Was this intentional?—Inside the Villa — The Living RoomGrayson descended the stairs slowly, each step deliberate. His face was calm, but the tension in his jaw betrayed the storm underneath. The entire household staff stood in the living room, their heads bowed, not daring to look him in the eye.He moved past them and sat on the edge of the sofa. The air was thick with fear.“How long has she been leaving the villa to go out and work?” he asked coldly.Silence.He looked up sharply. “I’m asking a question. Or do I not deserve an
---Dexter's Apartment – NightDexter stepped into his dimly lit apartment and quietly shut the door behind him. He rested his back against it, exhaling deeply, his face shadowed with emotion. The image of Emma’s face—her wide, wary eyes, the way she instinctively recoiled from his nearness—flashed through his mind. A heaviness settled in his chest.He stood still for a long moment, as if frozen by regret, before pushing himself off the door and walking slowly to his room.Inside, everything was neat, almost untouched. He made his way to the wooden cabinet in the corner, knelt down, and pulled out a small metal box from the bottom drawer. His fingers trembled slightly as he opened it. Inside was a single photo, slightly worn at the edges.In the picture stood a much younger Grayson, expression blank and arms loosely crossed. Next to her, Emma beamed brightly, her arm around the late Whitney Miller, who smiled with soft eyes. Dexter stood beside Emma, slightly apart, but his gaze in th
---Country C – The CaféThe soft hum of chatter filled the cozy café as Emma worked behind the counter. Dressed in a simple blouse and apron, her movements were quick and practiced. Though her hands moved with ease, her eyes frequently flicked toward the large windows. Something felt… off.Outside, Vin sat at a street-facing table, a cup of untouched coffee in front of him. He had a newspaper in hand but his eyes never left Emma. Subtle, discreet—just as Grayson instructed.Across the street, leaning against a lamppost with sunglasses and a phone in hand, stood Nora. She casually snapped a photo and zoomed in. Nora was Leah’s eyes in Country C. She already noticed the man across the street wasn’t just a bystander. “Noted,” she muttered to herself.Inside, Emma stepped out to deliver an order when she bumped into someone.“Sorry—!” she began.“Emma?” the man interrupted.She looked up. “Dexter?”He smiled gently. “It’s really you. I didn’t think I’d run into you here.”Vin’s gaze shar
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