LOGINShe loved him in silence. He denied her without remorse. Alvara gave her heart to a man far above her world, believing his promises meant something. But when consequences followed, Adrian Vale chose power over love—and erased her without hesitation. Forced into a marriage built on cold rules and public lies, Alvara quickly learns that being a wife does not mean being wanted. Every kindness has conditions. Every smile hides control. And every mistake is hers to bear alone. When the marriage ends, Alvara walks away with nothing but scars and a vow never to be weak again. Years later, she returns...changed, guarded, and no longer willing to beg for what she deserves. But the man who once denied her isn’t ready to let go. In a world ruled by power, pride, and regret, can love survive after divorce… or is denial the one thing that never truly ends?
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Alvara “Who got you pregnant?” My mother had asked the same question more than twenty times. I stood by the door, unable to answer, tears streaming down my face as my chest rose and fell painfully. “Alvara, who is responsible for this pregnancy?” she asked again, her voice breaking. “Talk to me!” she cried. “Have you forgotten where we come from? Our struggles? Have you forgotten everything you promised me? Is this the promise you were talking about?” She was crying now, and the sound shattered something inside me. God, I never wanted this. I never wanted to be the reason my mother cried. How do I tell her that he is the one responsible? This wasn’t how it was supposed to end. I had believed him. He said he loved me. He said he would take care of me. Gathering the little courage I had left, I walked closer to her. “It’s Adrian,” I said softly, my voice barely audible. “He’s responsible.” She sprang up from the couch. “Which Adrian?” she asked, disbelief heavy in her voice. Fear, confusion, and questions filled her eyes. “What do you mean, Alvara?” “He’s the only man I’ve ever slept with,” I whispered. “He’s responsible.” “Oh God… Alvara, why?” she cried. “What do you mean by Adrian?” “He said he loves me, Mom,” I said through sobs. “He said he would take care of me.” She said nothing. She only cried harder. “I’m sorry, Mom,” I whispered. “I never wanted to disappoint you.” Still, she didn’t answer. After a long moment, she stood up abruptly, grabbed my wrist, and dragged me out of the house toward the main building. The moment we entered, Mr. Maxwell and Mrs. Seraphina turned toward us, shock written all over their faces. “What is going on, Ingrid?” Mrs. Seraphina asked immediately. “Alvara is pregnant for Master Adrian,” my mother said between sobs. Mr. Maxwell straightened, his gaze sharp. “What nonsense is this?” Mrs. Seraphina exclaimed. “Adrian only returned last month. My son could never do such a thing.” “Alvara,” my mother snapped, turning to me. “Open your mouth and repeat exactly what you told me.” “He’s responsible,” I said quietly, twisting the hem of my shirt. “He’s the one who got me pregnant.” Mrs. Seraphina burst into mocking laughter. “My son slept with you?” she asked incredulously. I lowered my head, tears falling freely. “I need you home immediately,” Mr. Maxwell thundered into his phone. “Be here in five minutes.” Adrian arrived shortly after, deliberately late, as expected of him. He walked straight to his mother, then glanced at me and my mother, confusion flickering across his face. “Did you get Alvara pregnant?” Mr. Maxwell demanded. “Pregnant?” Adrian asked. “What are you talking about?” “Answer me,” his father barked. “Did you sleep with her?” “Yes,” Adrian said after a pause. “But it was just once.” His eyes shot daggers at me. “What do you mean by once?” Mrs. Seraphina snapped. “Does the number determine pregnancy?” “That doesn’t mean I’m responsible,” Adrian scoffed. “Who knows how many men she’s slept with?” “Shut up!” Mrs. Seraphina yelled. “My daughter is not a prostitute!” my mother screamed. “She was a virgin before your son took her dignity!” “Enough,” Mr. Maxwell said firmly. “Ingrid, take Alvara back to the quarters. We’ll inform you of our decision tomorrow.” We left in silence. Back at the quarters, I didn’t go inside. I sat outside instead, unable to face my mother. My mind drifted back to three weeks ago. Flashback “I love you, Alvara,” Adrian said softly. “I’ve always loved you. I’ve watched you grow into a beautiful woman.” I smiled shyly, sitting on his lap in his room. “I love you too Mr Adrian.” “We’re past ‘Mr. Adrian,’” he said with a smile. “Call me by my name.” “But what if your parents find out?” I asked nervously. “Will they accept me?” “That’s a lie,” he said confidently. “My parents adore you, especially my mother.” I blushed. “You know we’re going out tonight, right?” “I can’t,” I said. “I still have work, and my mom……” “They’ll handle it,” he interrupted. “Your mom won’t object.” He pulled out a neatly wrapped box and handed it to me. “What’s this?” I asked excitedly. Inside was a gold necklace with the initials A.D engraved. “Oh my God,” I whispered. “I love it.” He helped me put it on, his lips brushing my shoulder. When I turned to him, his gaze had changed, heated, intense. He kissed me softly, then pulled back. “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have done that.” “It’s okay,” I said quietly. “I don’t mind.” I will be twenty-five soon. Still a virgin. And I trusted him. “I don’t want to force you,” he said. “I’m ready,” I whispered. He kissed my lips, neck and almost every part of my body, making me tickle. One part of me wanted him to stop, but the other part wanted him to proceed. He was acting so fast, like one who was impatient or something. His breath was so rough as he pulled down the hand of my dress and made it reach my waist level. I gasped as he took my left nipple into his mouth, tickling me. I shut my eyes and held his hair tight, feeling so different - an uncanny feeling I'd never experienced. ******** End Of Flashback Tears rolled down my face. No matter what his parents decided, I would keep my baby. ******* The Next Morning I stood in the bathroom, my hand resting on my stomach. A life was growing inside me. Was I strong enough? Could I really do this alone? “Alvara, come out,” my mother called. “Let’s go.” When we entered the main house, the family was already waiting. Mr. Maxwell cleared his throat. “What happened between our children is unfortunate,” he said. “But they are adults. However, my company is at a critical stage. We cannot afford media attention.” He paused. “We’ve decided they will get married, after a paternity test. If it’s positive, the wedding will be on Saturday. Adrian will provide for her. They’ll live elsewhere.” My mother nodded gratefully. “Please take care of my daughter,” she pleaded. “She’s carrying my first grandchild,” Mrs. Seraphina said with a smile. I looked at Adrian. His eyes were filled with anger. Everything was happening too fast. I was marrying my childhood crush… but would he ever accept me as his wife?Country: Aurivelle City: AuremontAlvaraI sat at the table beside the glass wall, my laptop open in front of me.Videos.Pictures.Clips of us… everywhere.Different cities. Different moments. Different versions of the same story.I hadn’t had time to really look at any of it until now.A knock came lightly against the door before it opened.Isabella stepped in, her own laptop tucked under her arm.“What are you doing?” she asked, walking toward me.“I’m just going through this,” I said, glancing up at her. “I really haven’t had time before now.”“I saw some of it this morning too,” she said, pulling out a chair. “Why do you have your laptop out this early?”She shrugged slightly.“I needed Leo to fix something on it.”“Has he?”She nodded. “Yeah.”Her eyes drifted around the room for a moment before she smiled faintly.“The houses look exactly the same.”“They are,” I said. “That’s the whole point.”She let out a small laugh.“They really meant it when they said mirrors.”I smiled.
Country: AurivelleCity: Auremont AlvaraI woke up slowly.Not from noise.Not from light.Just… from the quiet.A different kind of quiet.Not the familiar stillness of Cressford where the street sounds eventually found their way in no matter how early it was.This was deeper.Sealed.Like the house was holding its breath alongside me.I lay there for a moment, staring at the ceiling.High.Clean.Unfamiliar in a way that didn't feel wrong.Just… new.My room was still dim, the curtains softening the early morning light into something gentle and gold.I turned slowly, taking in the space around me.The wardrobe.The sitting area by the glass.The stillness of everything exactly where I had left it.It wasn't a dream.I was actually here.I exhaled.Then I pushed myself up.The hallway was quiet as I stepped out.Soft lighting guided me downstairs, steady and warm, like the house already knew where I was going.And then…I smelled it.Before I even reached the bottom of the stairs…S
This Is Ours Country: AurivelleCity: AuremontAlvaraAuremont didn’t feel new to me anymore.But it didn’t feel like home either.It felt like a chapter I had already survived… now being revisited from a different page.The van moved steadily through the city, and I watched it all with a quiet calm.The glass towers.The long, polished roads.The familiar sharp elegance of a place that never really paused for anyone.Beside me, Isabella leaned slightly toward the window.She was quiet.But I knew she was taking everything in.Behind us… the real reactions were happening.Leo was practically glued to the window.“…Nah,” he muttered under his breath. “This is not a city. This is a movie set.”Mom turned her head slightly.“Leo,” she warned softly.“I’m serious,” he said quickly. “Look at that buildin
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Vision In Ivory And Purple Country: Aurivelle City: Cressford Alvara The first thing I did was open my new sketchbook.The page stared back at me..blank, stark, unforgiving.My room was quiet. Mom and Leo had long since gone to bed, and th






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