LOGINRaven Noir, a lethal assassin scarred by a decade-old rape, infiltrates billionaire Damien Blackwood’s elite nightclub empire as a masked dancer her cover to get close enough to torture and kill the man who unknowingly fathered her daughter. Damien, captivated by her icy control and commanding presence, pulls her deeper with lucrative nights and charged intimacy. But when he encounters her identical twin, the buried memories flood back. Mistaking the twin for his victim, guilt drives him to propose marriage. Devastated, Raven faces an impossible choice, expose the truth, seize her revenge, or let obsession destroy them all in a dark, slow-burn thriller of betrayal and forbidden desire.
View MoreChapter 15: RAVEN’S POV:I woke up inside the cage of Damien’s arm.His forearm was heavy across my waist, fingers splayed low on my stomach, warm seeping through his body to mine. His chest rose and fell slowly against my back, breath stirring the short hairs at my nape. For the first time in years I didn’t jolt awake. I just… existed there. My skin feeling the warmth of a man in years, and our heartbeat, beating in sync.The quiet was so complete I could hear the faint tick of the old radiator in the corner and the distant rumble of a truck on an expressway.I should have shoved him off, should have reminded myself who he was, what he did, why I still kept the knife under the pillow. But I didn’t. I let myself feel the weight of him for exactly seven seconds.Then my phone buzzed on the nightstand.One sharp vibration. Then another.I reached for it without untangling myself and the screen lit up. An unknown number.Six words glowed brightly on the phone screen, and then a vide
Chapter 14CLARISSA’S POV:The rain hasn’t stopped since yesterday. It drums on the roof of the car like it’s trying to drown out my thoughts, but i didn't mind, as the noise matches the static in my head.I sat in the back seat, legs crossed, staring at the address glowing on my phone screen. A run-down apartment block in the industrial district’s ass-end, peeling paint, barred windows, the kind of place where people pay cash and never give their real names. Raven lives here?After all the money she makes at the club she chose to live in this hell hole.Everything about that bitch pisses me off.My assassin, the strange man i hired to trail Raven, the man that barely talks, sits behind the wheel. He hasn’t spoken since we left my building an hour ago. He doesn’t need to.“Stay in the car,” I tell him. “I won’t be long.”He glances at me in the rearview mirror. One eyebrow lifts. “You sure?”“I’m sure.”I step out into the downpour. No umbrella. I want to feel the cold. Want it t
Chapter 13DAMIEN’S POV:The safehouse feels smaller every time she walks into the room. The single bulb overhead buzzes like it’s on its last breath, throwing long shadows across the concrete walls. Rain taps the tiny window high up like impatient fingers.Raven stands by the metal table, sorting through the med kit she dragged in earlier. She’s still in the black tactical pants and long-sleeve shirt, but she’s unzipped the vest halfway. I can see the black sports bra underneath, the way it hugs the swell of her breasts, the faint sheen of sweat in the hollow of her throat.I haven’t taken my eyes off her since she came back downstairs.She feels it. I know she does. Every time she glances over, our gazes lock for half a second longer than they should.I pushed off the duvet, my ribs protested, but the pain is distant now, drowned out by something hotter.“Raven.”Her hands still on the gauze she’s rolling.I cross the room in four steps. She doesn’t back up, but her shoulders tense
Chapter 12OSCAR’S POVI was still sulking over my loss, when the door bangs open.Three of my men stumble in like they already know they’re walking to their own funerals. Rain clings to their coats, but the sweat on their faces is all fear. I don’t look up from the whiskey glass I’m rolling between my fingers. The liquid catches the single lamp and throws jagged light across the room.“Talk,” I say.Marco, the loudmouth, clears his throat like it’s full of gravel. “Boss… Damien’s gone, like he just evaporated.The second guy tries to help. “We swept cameras, alleys, everything, still no sign of him.The kid, twenty-five, says nothing. Smartest thing he’s done all night.My thumb stops circling the rim of the glass.I reach into the drawer, slow, the Glock comes out smooth and cool. I don’t even stand up.First shot takes Marco through the forehead. His head snaps back, his brain contents hits the wall like wet paint before his knees buckle.Second guy opens his mouth to scream.






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