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Ivory blinked, caught off guard—but only for a second. She recovered fast, straightened her spine like she was used to taking hits and walking away from them untouched.
Kian turned slowly, face unreadable. “Ivory,” he said, voice low, calm, controlled. Too controlled. “Go home and rest.”
She hesitated. “It’s late. I could just sleep in the guest—”
“No.” His tone dropped lower. “You’ve done enough for today. Go home.”
And then I cleared my throat, “Miss Ivory, your boss is a married man now, you should now learn to adapt.”
“Go home now.” Kian said firmly with a wide smile.
She gave him a long, unreadable look. Then she nodded once, tight, stiff. “As you wish, Mr. Wilson.”
The door closed behind her without another word.
I didn’t move. I just watched him. Still in his expensive wedding suit, still perfect, still distant.
Kian walked back toward the table. His eyes flicked over the food, then to me. “Did you make this?”
“No,” I deadpanned. “The chef you didn’t employ, whipped it up while I was crying in a five-star bathtub.”
He didn’t smile. He just sat. Picked up a fork. Ate.
I stood there, arms crossed, refusing to be the quiet, grateful contract bride. That role had already suffocated me halfway to death.
“Leave it,” he said when I stepped forward to clean the plates.
I raised a brow. “Excuse me?”
“I’m hungry.”
A beat of silence.
Then I backed off and leaned against the counter, arms folded again. “Thought you already ate.”
“No.”
I smirked.
He didn’t say another word. Just kept eating.
I watched him for a minute. The way his jaw flexed as he chewed, the way he didn’t look up, like I wasn’t even in the room.
And suddenly I couldn’t stand the quiet.
“Are we fucking tonight or not?”
He choked. Literally.
Kian dropped his fork, coughed into his fist, eyes wide as if I’d thrown ice water in his face. “I’m sorry—what?”
“You heard me.” I stepped closer, voice even. “Time’s ticking. It’s a one-year contract. Natural conception. No doctors. Just us. Remember?”
He wiped his mouth, set the napkin down, and met my eyes. “Nora…”
“I’m not drunk,” I said flatly. “Not yet, anyway, so I know what I am saying.”
Then I grabbed the whiskey from the counter, poured myself a glass, and took a shot like it was orange juice. The burn felt good. Real. Like something I could control.
I poured another glass.
“You want one?”
Kian stared at me for a long beat. Then he stood, took the glass from my hand, poured himself a drink, and downed it in one go.
I smirked.
“So that’s a yes?” I asked.
He didn’t answer. Just poured more.
By the time the bottle was half gone, my cheeks were flushed, and my nerves were buzzing just enough to stop shaking.
We didn’t talk. Not really.
He leaned against the counter beside me, one hand in his pocket, the other swirling the amber liquid in his glass.
He stepped closer, close enough for me to smell the expensive cologne and bourbon on his breath.
I didn’t move. Couldn’t.
He raised his hand—slowly, giving me time to stop him—but I didn’t. He tucked a strand of hair behind my ear like he’d done it before, like he knew me.
Then he whispered, “You sure about this?”
I swallowed hard. “Yeah.”
And that was all it took.
**
He carried me to the bedroom without a word.
Not like a groom carrying a bride.
He dropped me onto the bed, but gently. His eyes roamed over me like he couldn’t decide whether to worship me or ruin me.
My breath caught as he pulled off his shirt. I’d seen him in suits. Always perfect. Always put together. But now he was stripped of all that—bare skin, hard muscles, every inch of him looking like temptation itself.
I sat up, pulled my own shirt over my head. His eyes darkened.
“You sure?” he asked again, voice rasping.
I reached down, wrapped my fingers around his cock—thick, hard, pulsing. “You think I’m this wet for no reason?”
And then he pushed in.
One long, deep thrust. I gasped—he was big. I felt every thick inch of him stretching me, filling me.
“Shit,” he hissed. “You’re tight.”
“Don’t stop,” I begged, wrapping my legs around him, locking him in.
He pulled back slow, then thrust again. Deep. Then again. Harder.
Each stroke drove into me, the head of his cock hitting that perfect spot inside me that made my back arch and my breath catch.
He fucked me like he meant it.
Rhythmic. Powerful. My name falling from his lips in a growl every time he bottomed out.
“Nora—Jesus—so fucking good—”
I clawed at his back, nails digging into muscle. I could feel every ridge of him as he slid in and out, wet sounds echoing in the room as he thrust faster, harder, deeper.
I couldn’t hold back.
My orgasm hit like a wave, crashing over me, shattering me. I screamed his name, body trembling around him as he kept moving, relentless.
“Come for me,” he growled, grinding his hips against mine.
“I already—fuck—”
“Again,” he said, slamming into me. “Give me another.”
And I did.
The second orgasm ripped through me harder than the first. My body convulsed, breath ragged, mind blank.
“Fuck—Nora—I’m gonna—”
Don’t come yet,” I said, and he nodded, panting, sweat trickling down his temple.
His cock was buried deep inside me, pulsing, thick, stretching me open. I rode him slowly at first—teasing, grinding, feeling every vein, every inch. He gripped my hips like a man barely holding on.
We fucked in the bathroom—steam fogging the mirror, his hands gripping the sink behind me as he pounded into me from behind. I screamed as the orgasm ripped through me. His cock slammed deep, and I felt him twitch, holding back.
“Inside,” I begged. “I want your cum inside me.”
I collapsed against him, used, aching, dripping, full of him. And still… I wasn’t done.
He pushed me up against the cold tile wall again. “Round two,” he growled.
And I opened my legs for him all over again.
And then he smiled, “That’s enough for you to get pregnant.”
I rolled my eyes and then walked down from the bed to take a shower.
When I came back into the room, he was already dressed — shirt half-buttoned, belt slung through his pants. His back was to me, but the energy in the room had shifted.
I sat on the edge of the bed, towel wrapped around me, still a little breathless. “You’re not getting in?”
“I’m going to sleep in the guest room,” he said without turning around.
I blinked. “What?”
He picked up his phone from the nightstand. “You can have the master tonight.”
“We just finished having sex,” I said, heart racing. “Why don’t you want to sleep with me?”
He finally turned. His face was unreadable, but his voice was a cold blade. “We had sex. That’s it. I’m not in love with you.”
The words hit me harder than I expected.
“That sex was for a reason,” he continued, calm and cruel. “Bear me a child. I’m still standing by the contract—and the rules.”
I stood there, naked under the towel, heart exposed, throat burning. “You didn’t sound like a man sticking to rules when you were inside me.”
A flicker of something passed through his eyes. But it was gone before I could name it.
He walked to the door, opened it, then paused.
Without looking back, he said, “Don’t mistake pleasure for love, Nora. I never will.”
The door clicked shut.
And in that silence, I realized something far more terrifying than being used.
I was already falling for him.
Hard.
And he just made it very clear, no love.

NORA“Nora.” Kian muttered under his breath, his jaw tight.“I’m serious, love.” I pressed my hand against his chest, steady, calm. “We’re having a baby soon.”Jessica laughed, sharp and ugly. “She’s insane. You can’t be pregnant.”I turned to her, my voice cool. “And why not, Jessica? Why can’t I be pregnant?”Her smile faltered. “N…Nora.”“Yes, Jessica.” I said her name slowly, firm. “Let’s not put on a show for everyone. Come inside. We can talk in private.”I stepped further into the hall, the sound of cameras still clicking behind us. I sat down, crossing my legs. Kian followed, close enough that I could feel the heat of him.He leaned in. “Nora. Tell me the truth. Are you really pregnant?”I looked straight into his eyes. “You don’t believe me?”He hesitated. “I… I’m just surprised.”“Don’t be.” My voice was steady. “I’m your wife. I’m carrying your child. And you need to start acting like the man I married. Get your shares back from your father. Stop panicking over Jessica. We
NORA“Is Kian aware that you are here?” I asked firmly, my voice barely above a whisper, but clear enough to slice through the thick tension in the room.Grandfather didn’t flinch. He folded the newspaper in half and set it down gently. “Right now, he’s spending time with his son and Jessica. You need to let him be, Nora. You’ve had your time.”My fingers curled against the edge of the table.“You don’t have a child with him,” he continued coldly. “That boy, Jessica’s son, is blood. Ours. The Wilson name will not be passed down to anyone outside of this family. We’ve made up our minds.”I blinked at him, my chest tightening.“Do as I say,” he added. “And I’ll make it worth your while. Fifty million.”My eyes narrowed. “Fifty?”He nodded, calm as ever. “Tax-free. Quiet. Your name cleared from all family records. You walk away clean. Free.”I stared at him for a long second. Then reached for the document on the table.The pen was already waiting beside it, uncapped.My fingers brushed i
NORA I scoffed, not believing what I was hearing. “Jessica, you know you actually have no right to tell my husband to divorce me, he is my husband and we love each other, and whatever this is, is none of my business, you went away six years ago and now you brought in a son for him? What’s this about? And you expect me to just leave? Divorce him? You must be out of your mind.” Jessica sighed and folded her arms to her chest, “Then how do we solve this? Mind me telling the press this whole issue?” “Drop the threats, he is not going to divorce me.” I said firmly.Jessica walked towards me, “Okay fine, then watch me go to the press now.”“I am never divorcing my wife,” Kian said flatly.Jessica’s red lips curled. “Kian, don’t be ridiculous. You can’t marry two women. I’m the mother of your child. I deserve—”“A lavish wedding?” Kian cut in sharply. “You mean the one you didn’t want Six years ago?”She stiffened. “That was different, I wasn’t ready back then.”Grandfather stood slowly,
NORA FEW WEEKS LATER “I want her dressed in something from the new evening line,” Kian said without looking up from his tablet.Ivory blinked. “Excuse me?”Kian’s tone didn’t shift. “Call the design team. Bring a selection here. She needs something suitable for the gala tonight.”There was a beat of silence, thick with tension. Ivory stared at him like he’d grown two heads. “The full collection?”“Yes. Have them here within the hour.”I was sitting on the edge of the bed, towel wrapped around me, still trying to understand how my day had turned from reading in the sunroom to preparing for an elite event with Kian Wilson.“I don’t understand why you’re doing all this,” Ivory muttered under her breath as she zipped up the last garment bag and placed it beside the others on the long leather couch. She didn’t look at me. Her voice was clipped, her movements stiff. “She’s just a surrogate, Kian. This is too much.”I paused at the door of the suite, my hands frozen on the silky robe I was
NORA Ivory blinked, caught off guard—but only for a second. She recovered fast, straightened her spine like she was used to taking hits and walking away from them untouched.Kian turned slowly, face unreadable. “Ivory,” he said, voice low, calm, controlled. Too controlled. “Go home and rest.”She hesitated. “It’s late. I could just sleep in the guest—”“No.” His tone dropped lower. “You’ve done enough for today. Go home.”And then I cleared my throat, “Miss Ivory, your boss is a married man now, you should now learn to adapt.” “Go home now.” Kian said firmly with a wide smile.She gave him a long, unreadable look. Then she nodded once, tight, stiff. “As you wish, Mr. Wilson.”The door closed behind her without another word.I didn’t move. I just watched him. Still in his expensive wedding suit, still perfect, still distant.Kian walked back toward the table. His eyes flicked over the food, then to me. “Did you make this?”“No,” I deadpanned. “The chef you didn’t employ, whipped it u
NORAThe air thickened instantly.I blinked, stunned by the bluntness, the weight of those four words.“We are?” I asked, like maybe I hadn’t heard him right.“Yes,” he said again, calm and firm. “It’s part of the arrangement. Natural conception. No doctors unless necessary. No artificial methods. Just us.”I swallowed hard, my throat suddenly dry. “Right.”His gaze never wavered. “You can back out now.”“No,” I said, voice rough. “I said okay.”He nodded once and stepped closer. Not invading, just… present. “Then we’ll begin tomorrow. Tonight, you rest. You’ve been through hell.”I couldn’t argue with that.Ivory appeared at the doorway like she’d been waiting for the cue. She didn’t look surprised—just efficient, already knowing what to do.“This way, Mrs. Wilson,” she said, her voice smooth as silk.I flinched. “I’m not—”“You will be,” Kian cut in.His certainty made my stomach twist. It wasn’t romantic. It wasn’t hopeful.It was inevitable.Ivory led me through the pristine hallw








