Snow swirled around my windshield as I drove through LA, not really seeing the road. I had spent three days hunting for a lawyer, and every door slammed shut the moment I mentioned Damian Holt. The man was untouchable. Every attorney I talked to either looked scared or flat-out told me no. Victor Grayson included.
My chest ached from the loss, from the D&C, from knowing I had been lied to and used. My baby was gone, and no one would help me fight for justice.
I pulled over on a bridge, stepped out, and leaned on the railing. The cold wind cut through my coat, but I didn’t care. My hands were shaking and my face was frozen with tears.
Just then, my phone buzzed. I fished it out of my coat pocket with numb fingers. Wesley’s name lit up the screen. I hesitated, then answered.
“Hello?”
“Lila?” His voice was warm and filled with concern. “Are you okay? I saw your email... you accepted the job. But you didn’t respond to my voicemail. What’s going on?”
I swallowed hard, blinking back tears. “I’m sorry. A lot has happened. I’ve been... looking for lawyers.”
“Lawyers? For what?”
I took a shaky breath. “I want to sue Damian. And the hospital. They... they aborted my baby. Without telling me. Without my consent.”
“What the fuck?” His voice turned sharp and angry. “Where are you? Come meet me. I’m at a set we’re shooting. You know the lot off Sunset? Come now. We’ll figure this out.”
“Okay,” I whispered, and then I ended the call.
My hands shook as I got back in my car and drove off. My heart raced the entire way.
But when I pulled into the lot, my stomach dropped.
Damian was there. He was standing toe-to-toe with Wesley.
Both of them were shouting, the tension was so thick the entire crew was frozen.
“You really think you can kick me out?” Damian growled. “My company funds half of this industry. Try it, you’ll lose. You want me gone? Stop investing, period.”
Wesley didn’t flinch. “You're a prick who treats people like garbage. You called Lila trash. Told her she was nothing. And now? You went as far as killing her baby? You’re a fu¢king psycho.”
Damian’s jaw tightened. “Don’t bring her into this, Kane. Or you’ll regret it.”
“Try me,” Wesley snapped. “She works for me now. I’ll treat her like the queen she is.”
Damian’s eyes narrowed. “She accepted your offer?”
Wesley smirked. “Yeah. Surprised? You're not the only one people turn to. Lila has got a home with me now, not with a piece of shit like you!”
Damian shoved him, hard. Wesley slammed into a lighting rig with a loud crash.
I jumped out of the car and ran toward them, my heart was pounding.
Damian’s fist was raised, but then he saw me.
He stopped cold.
And then he turned toward me with a furious expression. “You look like hell,” he said. “Running around trying to find lawyers to take me down? Pathetic.”
“Fu¢k you,” I glared up at him. “You’re a monster. A liar. A killer. I will take you down. You’ll pay for what you did to my baby.”
He stepped closer, his voice was low and dangerous when he spoke again. “I heard you took Kane’s job. You're fμcking him too now? You better dig your grave before you try me.”
“You don’t scare me anymore,” I shot back, my voice shook. “You destroyed something I loved. You don’t get to control me now.”
Wesley walked up beside me, his voice was tight. “Wait… so it’s true? What you told me... he actually had them do it?”
I nodded, tears falling from my eyes. “He said there were complications. He lied. The doctor did a D&C while I was passed out. I never got to choose. I never got to say goodbye. He didn't want the baby, but he still didn't let me keep it.”
Wesley stared at Damian in horror, then he pulled me into his arms. “I’m so sorry,” he whispered. “We’ll handle this. My legal team will take the case. We’ll sue both him and the hospital.”
“You would really do that for me?” I asked, my voice was barely there.
“Absolutely. I would do more than that.”
Before I could respond, Damian stormed over and ripped me from Wesley’s arms.
He slammed Wesley into the rig again and punched him hard in the gut.
Then again.
Right in the face.
Crew members screamed. And I froze, my heart hammered in my chest.
And Damian? He looked like he wasn’t done yet.
Wesley doubled over, coughing hard. “Fu¢k you, Holt!”
Damian grabbed his collar and slammed another punch into his gut. Wesley groaned, he was barely staying upright.
“Damian, what the hell?!” I yelled, rushing in and grabbing his arm. “Stop it!”
He turned on me fast, his eyes were blazing, and yanked me away. I froze, his energy was practically vibrating off him.
“I warned you, Lila,” he growled, stepping in close, almost nose to nose. “I said you’re mine. Stay away from other guys. Especially Kane.”
“You’re insane,” I shot back, my heart was pounding. “You don’t own me. We’re over. Get that through your thick skull!”
He backed me against a wall, crowding me. “You wanna test me? Want a reminder of what I can do? That little loser won’t last if I really start playing dirty.”
I swallowed, forcing myself not to show fear. “You can’t touch me. I’m with Wesley now. We’re dating. And yeah... we’re sleeping together too. That piss you off?”
His face twisted and his jaw clenched. He shoved me against the wall harder, pinning me there with his body. I pushed at his chest, but he didn’t budge. His hand grabbed my chin, forcing me to look up at him.
“You can pretend you’re over me,” he said. His voice was low and dark. “But we both know who you really want. You let me be your first for a reason, Lila. You never looked at anyone else. You think Kane can satisfy you? You’ll come crawling back to me for more. To fu¢k you good.”
I opened my mouth to snap back, but my eyes flicked to Wesley. He was being helped up by some crew members, he looked pale and hunched over from that hit.
“You’re disgusting,” I said, turning back to Damian. “I’ll never sleep with you again. You killed our baby.”
He jaw clenched.
Something in his face changed. His body pressed harder into mine, and I felt his c0ck... it was hard against my hip. I gasped, trying to push him off.
“You’re wrong,” he said, grabbing my wrist and shoving it down to his crotch.
The thick bulge was hot through his pants. I tried to pull away, but he forced my hand there, holding it.
“Feel that? You’re acting like you don’t want me, but your body remembers.”
He slid his zipper down and shoved my hand into his briefs. I gasped when I felt his thick cock pulsing under my fingers.
“Damian... stop,” I snapped, panicking, my face was hot. “This is public!”
He smirked, guiding my hand up and down his shaft slowly. “Then let’s take it private. My car’s right there. You remember how good it used to be.”
“No!” I shouted, my legs were trembling, and my whole body tense. “That's not what I meant. Get off me!”
But my thighs pressed together anyway. And I could feel my panties getting wet. His c0ck was still as big and straight just as I remembered it.
Damian leaned in, brushing his hand over my face. “I’m not the monster you think I am. I didn’t tell any doctor to kill our baby. I took you to the hospital when you passed out. The doctor said something you ate caused it. My team is looking into it.”
I froze. “You… took me to the hospital? I passed out at Walmart, but... That doesn’t even make sense.”
“They said something you ingested triggered it. Something poisoned you, Lila.”
My stomach dropped. I stared at him, my hand was still on his c0ck and it was completely still. “You’re serious?”
He nodded. “You think I wanted a kid? No. But I didn’t kill it.”
I ripped my hand away, my eyes were burning. I pushed his chest hard, but he didn't budge.
"You're lying!" I shouted at him, but my voice shook. “You didn't want the baby, Damian! You told me to get rid of it!"
“I didn’t want it,” he said quietly, stepping back and zipping his pants. “But I didn’t fu¢king kill it.”
Just then, Wesley limped over, his voice was hoarse when he spoke. “Back off, Holt,” he said, pulling me behind him. “Lila, are you okay?”
“I’m fine,” I whispered, barely holding it together. But my eyes were still locked on Damian.
He gave Wesley a cold look, then laughed bitterly. “Keep her, Kane. But she’ll come back to me. She always does.”
“No, I won’t,” I said, my voice was steady despite my shaking hands. “I’m done with you, Damian. I’ll get a lawyer. I’ll take you down.”
He turned and walked away without another word. The crew parted like they didn’t even want to breathe near him.
Wesley held me, warm and steady, but I was shaking. My mind was racing.
“Was Damian telling the truth? Or was it just another twisted game?”
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End of chapter 9
Hello incredible readers, Well, things just exploded, didn't they?! Lila's desperate search for justice hits a brick wall, but then Wesley steps up in a way no one else would. Just when you think she might have found a safe harbor, Damian crashes the party, unleashing hell on Wesley... and dropping a bombshell that changes everything! Did Damian's story about the poisoning shock you? Is he telling the truth, or is this just another one of his twisted games to mess with Lila's head? The lines are blurring, and Lila is caught in the middle. Let me know what you're thinking. Is Damian really a monster, or is there something darker at play? With love, [Moan Lounge]
Snow swirled around my windshield as I drove through LA, not really seeing the road. I had spent three days hunting for a lawyer, and every door slammed shut the moment I mentioned Damian Holt. The man was untouchable. Every attorney I talked to either looked scared or flat-out told me no. Victor Grayson included.My chest ached from the loss, from the D&C, from knowing I had been lied to and used. My baby was gone, and no one would help me fight for justice.I pulled over on a bridge, stepped out, and leaned on the railing. The cold wind cut through my coat, but I didn’t care. My hands were shaking and my face was frozen with tears.Just then, my phone buzzed. I fished it out of my coat pocket with numb fingers. Wesley’s name lit up the screen. I hesitated, then answered.“Hello?”“Lila?” His voice was warm and filled with concern. “Are you okay? I saw your email... you accepted the job. But you didn’t respond to my voicemail. What’s going on?”I swallowed hard, blinking back tears.
Four months ago.We were at a concert at the Hollywood Bowl. Music was blasting, lights were flashing, and the crowd was buzzing. I wore this tight red dress, low-cut and clinging to my curves. My hair was loose and my body was buzzing. Damian sat next to me, his hand kept creeping up my thigh. I tried to stay quiet in the packed amphitheater, but the asshole wearing this cute tuxedo wouldn't let me.“Damian,” I hissed, trying to push him away. “We’re in public.”He just smirked, his fingers brushing against my panties, right over my clit. “You’re soaked, Lila,” he whispered in my ear. “Don’t act like you don’t want it.”I squirmed, biting my lip. My thighs clenched. “Please stop. People can see,” I whispered, heat rushed to my face even as my body betrayed me.But he didn’t stop. He just slid a finger inside my pussy, slow and deep. I gasped, grabbing his arm. I bit my lip to stop the moan from escaping my lips.“You’re mine, Lila,” he growled. “I’ll touch you whenever I want.”I gri
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When I stepped outside Arroyo Verde Hospital, I flagged down a cab. My body was still trembling as I climbed into the backseat, clutching my phone like a lifeline. Mia’s texts were waiting for me, buzzing nonstop with unread messages, but I couldn’t bring myself to open them.“My baby…” I whispered, watching the hospital’s large sign disappear as the car pulled away.I tried not to cry. God, I tried. But the tears came anyway. It was silent and endless. My hand rested on my stomach. It was flat. Empty. Hollow.“Fucking bastard,” I breathed. “I’ll never forgive you for this.”The pain wasn’t just physical. It felt like something had been ripped out of me, and I wasn’t sure if I would ever feel whole again.Now I understood real heartbreak. Not the kind people whine about after a breakup. The real kind, the kind that cracks something open deep inside you… and leaves it bleeding.I remembered my dad losing his mind after my stepmother miscarried five times before she overdosed. I didn’t
Two Days LaterI was struggling with grocery bags in the Walmart parking lot, the cold was biting through my sweater. My arms ached, but not as much as the tension that had been eating at me since that last run-in with Damian."You’ll always be mine."..."Don’t even think about Wesley."His words looped in my head. My fingers brushed my belly, a quiet reminder of what mattered.Then it hit... a sharp, slicing pain in my stomach. I gasped. The bags slipped and groceries spilled everywhere. I clutched my belly and collapsed.“Oh my God! Are you okay?!” someone shouted, running toward me.I couldn’t speak. The pain was blinding. My vision blurred.“Call 911!” another voice yelled.Since the bar, I’d been feeling cramps on and off, but nothing like this.“No… no… no,” I whispered, curling in.Terror took over.Damian’s voice echoed again: "You’ll regret that" as the world faded to black.---I woke up to a dull ache in my lower belly. Everything hurt. Even between my legs, there was a str
I walked into Damian’s company the next morning, my heels were clicking on the polished floor and my heart was still raw from last night.Everyone was staring and whispering.“Did you hear? She got fired,” one said, way too loud.“Guess they broke up. Boss was furious... fired seven people already.”"It's about time she got fired. She was nothing but a slμt. Acting like she mattered just because the boss was screwing her.”I ignored them, my skirt and blouse did little to shield me from the shame burning under my skin. I wasn’t here to beg. I came to fight that rotten son of a bitch.Mia, my best friend texted as I rode the elevator to the 99th floor: "Lila, are you okay?"I didn’t answer.The elevator ride felt endless. Damian’s voice from last night haunted me:"You’ll regret that."My body still ached. Not just from him fμ¢k!ng me senseless in that bathroom, but from the mess he left behind. I wanted to hate him, but part of me still craved his touch, his voice, the way he made me