LOGIN02~ Oh Jeremiah
"Je… Jeremiah?" I choked upon calling his name. Before me was Jeremiah with an unknown girl making out. Upon hearing my voice, they adjusted.
"Oh M… mia, I… uhm, you are back?...why are you home?" Jere asked, stuttering. "Well, the last time I checked, this was where I lived" I said, folding my hands.
"And you?" I raised a brow at the girl beside Jere. Her cheeks reddened as she shyly stood up and apologized.
"You shouldn’t be seen at a man’s house at this kind of hour...it’s irresponsible" I stated, brooking no room for argument. She nodded and took her bag, walking towards the door.
"Wait… it’s late, you should stay… but not in this room, you can stay in my room" I said, gesturing to the door. She shook her head and left for my room. Jeremiah immediately stood up, running his hands through his hair.
"And…?" I asked, waiting for an explanation. "Look, I’m sorry, Mia, and thanks, although it would have been nice if she stayed at mine" he winked.
My mouth widened as I looked for the nearest pillow to hit him. "Not funny, Jere. That’s… arghh" I struggled, finding words. It was hard to scold him because he is an adult and has the right to do whatever.
"You… you can do whatever you want but just not… not here and at this kind of time" I said, making my way out of his room. "Kids, what do they even know?" I muttered to myself as I stared at my room from afar. I took off my shoes and put on a palm, slamming the door as I left the house.
"What are you doing here, Mia?" Chelsea asked after glancing at me from head to toe in awe. "Come in" she held my hand, leading me into her house.
"I think I’ll be staying here for a few days" I told Chelsea, taking a seat. "Hmmmm… is it Jere?" she asked, searching my face for clues.
"Those kids, they don’t even know what love is" I shook my head, avoiding Chelsea’s eyes.
"Oh, if they don’t, who does?… You?" she raised a brow as she started laughing.
"Not funny," I rolled my eyes. "Well well, just finished making dinner… let’s eat" she stood up and walked to the kitchen to fetch some food. After eating, I quietly took the dishes to the kitchen and washed them.
"I’m sleepy, Chels…" I yawned midway through my statement. "Sleepyhead, room’s up" she replied, still watching TV. I ran to the room bouncing on the big bed. "Goodnight!!" I screamed before falling asleep.
"Waky waky" I smiled, entering Mr. Noah’s room the next morning. "Ugh, you’re here again. Don’t you sleep?" Mr. Noah asked, taking the cup of coffee which I had brought. "No, I don’t" I replied, taking my seat beside him.
"Witch" He rolled his eyes. I couldn’t help but laugh as he rolled his eyes, as old as he was. "A proud one at that. Now, take your drugs" I said, giving him his medication.
"By the way, you haven’t told me why exactly you use drugs, Mr. Noah?" I poured him water from the glass jar.
"They are supplements" he answered, chuckling with his wrinkled cheeks. "Noted. I’ll go and prepare your food now, please make sure you eat it. I’ll be back by tomorrow" I said, gently shutting the door.
"Done, his food is ready. Serve and make sure he eats" I told the maids. "Yes, ma’am" they answered.
Most of the maids now respect me because of how Mr. Noah treats me. He scolds anyone who disrespects me or sends me around for any shortcomings. I remember the first day I came to his house and burnt the food he was meant to eat at night. Out of anger, the senior maid slapped me and screamed,
"You good-for-nothing girl, look at what you’ve done!" She raised her hand to give me another when Mr. Noah pushed the door open.
"Good afternoon, sir" she bowed. "This new girl here burnt your dinner, sir, that was why I was shouting. I’m sorry sir, I’ll make a new one" she said, not before shooting me a death stare. "Good-for-nothing" she mumbled before turning to the kitchen. "And what did you just say?" He asked her as she quickly stood still. "And who on earth gave you the audacity to call someone such?" he questioned. Everywhere was silent; I could feel the tension rising that I couldn’t dare look up.
"You are dismissed" he said, his voice brooking no room for argument. The securities immediately seized her and took her away. "If he could do this to someone who had been working for him for the past 12 years, then my fate is certain" I coughed. The room was silent as he took some minutes before speaking
"And you?" He asked, gesturing for me to face him.
"M… mia Harper" I stammered, almost sweating.
"From now on, you will be the one to cook all my meals, take that as your punishment" he voiced, gently shutting the door of the kitchen. My mouth widened in awe, that wasn't a punishment, that was an employment in disguise.
After completing my work, I headed out for a cab. Getting to Chelsea’s house, I alighted and gave the driver his money. I adjusted my bag properly, walking to the house and next a hand pulled mine. Turning to see who it was, not quite the one I wanted to see.
"You know Mason?" My eyes widened as I froze. His hand twisted tighter in my hair, pinning my head back against the pillow, while his other arm slammed across my chest, trapping my arms at my sides. Panic surged through me, my legs kicking weakly beneath him, but he was too heavy, too strong—my feeble pushes against his shoulders did nothing but make him chuckle darkly. "You think you can just leave?" he growled, his breath hot and sour against my neck. His free hand clawed at the neckline of my shirt, ripping the fabric with a sharp tear that exposed my bra. I gasped, my heart pounding so hard it hurt, tears stinging my eyes as I tried to twist away. "No, Jake, stop—please!" My voice came out as a whimper, barely audible over the roar of my fear. "Shut the fuck up bi—" Just then, a vase fell from the door making him pause to look. I grabbed the opportunity to kick him in his lower legs, hurrying out of the room. “Mia!!!” He yelled, his footsteps rushing behind me. My legs tan
I yawned, walking down the stairs.“Morning, Momma.”Mason smirked, chewing on a piece of dough. He looked dangerously breathtaking, his sleeves rolled up.I rolled my eyes, heading into the dining room.“An attitude this early?” he muttered, his eyes trailing my every step until I sat across from him.“Where were you last night?”He asked it so casually that I choked on the water I was sipping.“It’s none of your business,” I shot back, meeting his dark eyes as I reached for the jar.“That’s no way to speak to your husband, baby girl,” he warned, a smirk playing on his lips.“Husband? Who… you?” I scoffed.I barely reached for my cup before his hand seized mine.“Mason!” I gasped as he pulled me onto his lap.“Do I need to remind you who you belong to?” he asked, his grip tightening around my waist.Just then, a man dressed in black—one of his men—walked in, leaning down to murmur something in Mason’s ear.Mason’s expression shifted, softening for a split second before he dismissed h
I yawned, walking down the stairs.“Morning, Momma.”Mason smirked, chewing on a piece of dough. He looked dangerously breathtaking, his sleeves rolled up.I rolled my eyes, heading into the dining room.“An attitude this early?” he muttered, his eyes trailing my every step until I sat across from him.“Where were you last night?”He asked it so casually that I choked on the water I was sipping.“It’s none of your business,” I shot back, meeting his dark eyes as I reached for the jar.“That’s no way to speak to your husband, baby girl,” he warned, a smirk playing on his lips.“Husband? Who… you?” I scoffed.I barely reached for my cup before his hand seized mine.“Mason!” I gasped as he pulled me onto his lap.“Do I need to remind you who you belong to?” he asked, his grip tightening around my waist.Just then, a man dressed in black—one of his men—walked in, leaning down to murmur something in Mason’s ear.Mason’s expression shifted, softening for a split second before he dismissed h
“Morning, ma’am.”One of Mason’s bodyguards greeted me as I nodded, chewing my bread.My body ached, and my mouth felt sour.All thanks to the so-called monster I call my husband.The atmosphere in the house felt cool—not suffocating like it always was—and somehow, I knew Mason wasn’t around. I hadn’t seen him since yesterday.“Do you know where…” I started, and the guard turned, listening attentively.“Never mind.”I forced a smile, and he nodded before hurrying out.Mason’s POV“Please… I swear I know nothing about it. I swear.”The smoke from my cigar curled through the dim room as his pleas grew louder, more desperate.I stepped in, the faint glow of my cigar the only thing cutting through the darkness.“Benvenuto, capo.”They chorused, bowing their heads.I lit my cigar properly, taking my time as my eyes settled on the man tied to the chair.“Lorenzo…”“Please… spare my life, Boss. I sincerely don’t—”“Spara” I commanded.He screamed in pain as the gun rang out loudly, the bulle
37~ Fucked And Ruined “Morning, baby girl.” His voice brushed softly against my face, pulling me from sleep. My eyelids fluttered open slowly, still heavy, still unsure. “Good morning” he murmured again, pressing a gentle kiss to my forehead, his eyes already searching mine. For a second, I froze. Wait… was I dreaming? “Er—ouch” I groaned suddenly, a sharp ache shooting through my hips. My legs felt sore, heavy, like I’d run miles in my sleep. “Easy” he said quickly, sliding his hands under my legs and settling them carefully back onto the bed. “Don’t stress yourself, Mia.” He winked, patting my head lightly, the gesture so familiar it almost broke me. As he pulled his hand away, panic surged through me. I reached out instinctively, fingers wrapping tightly around his palm. “Ma… Mason” I whispered, my voice cracking as tears pooled in my eyes. “Hey,” he said softly, immediately pulling me into his arms. “Why are you crying?” God… was he really back? I buried my face into h
36~ That's my Girl I yawned, reaching for the remote and turning on the television. Mason wasn’t home. For the first time that day, the house felt quiet and peaceful. And yet, something gnawed at me. The phone call from that morning replayed in my mind. He’d been tense, his voice sharp and angry, pacing as he spoke in hushed tones. I hadn’t heard the full conversation, but the last words he’d said before hanging up stuck with me. If I have to die, I’ll die. My chest tightened. What had he meant by that? My phone rang, snapping me out of my thoughts. I glanced at the screen—an unknown number. “Hello?” I answered cautiously. I could hear breathing on the other end. Slow and Intentional. “Who is this?” I asked, my voice firmer now. The line went dead. I stared at the screen, unease creeping up my spine. Shaking it off, I stood and headed to the kitchen to make lunch. Keeping busy helped—at least a little. I hated Mason’s attitude lately. I hated how cold
35~ Mine to own, Mine to fuck My body ached from the night before. I pushed myself up slowly, my legs sore as I steadied my breath. I made my way downstairs toward the dining room, and froze. He was already there. Mason lifted his head, his dark eyes meeting mine with a calm, unsettling sm
34~ Sex in the Car I packed my bags, brushing my clothes into them with shaking hands. The memories of last night washed over me. This wasn’t what I wanted; wasn’t what I had dreamed of. How has Mason changed so much? We’d been married for two years, yet the shift in him felt sudden and suf
28~ I'd Rather DieChelsea’s POV"Ne… Nelson!"His name fell out of my mouth before I could stop myself.He froze.Slowly, he turned, finding me standing behind him, watching him with everything I’d just heard burning in my chest."How could you?" My voice cracked."Mia...Mia loved you, Nelson!"A
22~ Finding MiaMASON POV“Mason, look… her phone couldn’t be tracked, but based on everything I found, there’s a guy named Mark here. That’s the only person linked to Mia apart from Jeremiah” Enzo said as we sat.“Mark… yes, Mark” Chelsea’s eyes widened.“Are you okay?” I asked, already irritated.







