เข้าสู่ระบบClara’s POV The soft click of my bedroom door closing behind my mother sounded remarkably loud in the quiet sanctuary of my room.When she finally pulled away from that embrace downstairs—after wiping my tears, pressing a tender kiss to my forehead, and murmuring endless reassurances about how much she loved me—she had looked so remarkably relieved. She genuinely believed she had solved the mystery of my erratic behavior. She thought my week of isolation, the dark circles under my eyes, and the suffocating panic in my chest were all tied to the terrifying vulnerability of coming out to her.She walked away smiling through her own tears, feeling like an enlightened, supportive mother who had safely caught her daughter as she leaped off a terrifying emotional cliff.And as soon as the door clicked shut, the heavy, suffocating silence rushed right back in, wrapping around my throat like a cold hand.I sank down onto the edge of my bed, pulling my knees up against my chest and burying my
Clara’s POV He thought he had dodged a bullet. He thought that by hiding behind bribes and begging for my silence, he could keep the fragile illusion of our family intact.He didn't know how fragile illusions actually were.Before I could even cross back to my bed, a sharp, raised voice echoed up the staircase from the grand foyer below, cutting through the silence of the house like a knife."What is going on with you lately?"My mother's voice was pitched high, sharp with a frustration that had been slowly building over the past week. I froze, my feet glued to the floorboards as I crept slowly toward my bedroom door, pressing my ear against the wood.Downstairs, my father’s voice rumbled in response, low, measured, and carefully modulated to sound entirely calm—the exact tone he used when he was trying to defuse a hostile board meeting. "Nothing is going on, darling.""Don't give me that lie," my mother snapped back, her footsteps clicking sharply against the marble entryway as she
Clara’s POV I sat cross-legged on the center of my plush duvet, staring blankly at the wall across from me, wrapped in an oversized fleece hoodie that felt like armor against the chill in the house. My phone lay face down on the mattress, silenced and ignored. I didn't want to see another text from Kendra, didn't want to field checking-in messages from mutual friends, and above all, I didn't want to hear another word of empty justification from the man whose face had haunted my nightmares.A soft, hesitant knock rapped against the heavy wood of my door.I didn't answer. I didn't even blink."Clara?" My father’s voice filtered through the wood—cautious, strained, and carrying that heavy, frantic tone of a man who was terrified of his entire world collapsing. "Sweetheart, can I come in?""The door is locked," I called out, my voice flat, cold, and entirely devoid of warmth."I know, honey. But... I brought something for you. Please, just open it for a minute. We need to talk."A surge
Leo’s POVMy phone buzzed against the library table right as I was highlighting a dense paragraph on cross-border asset restructuring. I picked it up, unlocking the screen to find a pair of nearly identical text messages waiting in our group chat.Kendra: Hey Leo, something came up and I can't make it to today's working session at the company. So sorry! Go ahead and review the work with Mr. Julian, and just let us know whatever you guys come up with. We'll trust your notes!Lena: Same here, Leo. Something unavoidable popped up on my end. I won’t be able to make it across town in time. Take the lead today, and whatever conclusions you and Mr. Julian reach, I'm completely on board with.I stared at the screens, letting out a quiet sigh of frustration. We were supposed to be a three-person team synthesizing a massive corporate portfolio, and now I was flying solo into the belly of the beast to face Julian by myself. Still, deadlines didn't care about scheduling conflicts. I packed my lap
Kendra’s POV Walking out of Professor Kane’s office with a clear head was one thing; facing the rest of the campus was an entirely different battle. But I was done hiding in faculty wings and running away from whispers. If there was a target on my back, I needed to know who put it there. And there was only one person whose opinion, and whose potential betrayal, actually mattered.Clara.I spent the better part of the day checking the lecture halls, the library commons, and the mock trial prep rooms. Finally, around noon, I caught a glimpse of her disappearing through the side exit of the administrative annex, heading toward the quiet, shaded courtyard behind the old law library. It was a secluded spot bordered by high stone walls and thick ivy—private enough that students rarely lingered there between classes. Perfect.I quickened my pace, my heels clicking sharply against the stone path as I rounded the corner into the courtyard."Clara," I called out, my voice cutting through the q
Kendra’s POV The subtle whispering in the hallways had graduated from background static to a deafening roar. Or at least, that’s how it felt inside my head. Every time two people leaned close to exchange notes by the lockers, every time a group of upper-classmen turned their heads as I walked past, my stomach clenched into a hard, painful knot. I could still feel the phantom residue of that guy’s crude remarks in the corridor last week, paired with the nauseating, suffocating reality of what had happened with Clara.I hadn’t spoken to Clara since the night in her foyer. My texts went unanswered; my calls dropped straight to voicemail. She was cutting me out of her life entirely, a silent, bleeding excision that hurt worse than any screaming match.And then there was the campus rumor mill itself. It had taken on a life of its own.I pushed through the doors into the student lounge, clutching my thermal coffee cup like a lifeline. I barely made it three steps inside before I heard it—t
Lena’s POV 🌸The apartment door clicked shut behind me just after 3:30 a.m. The sound felt impossibly loud in the silence. I stood in the dark living room for a long moment, heart still racing, legs unsteady beneath me.Cleo was asleep on the couch, curled into a tight ball with one arm hanging of
Lena’s POV 🌸We stayed pressed against the cool glass, breathing hard.Adrian’s forehead rested against mine as his warm cum painted my stomach and breasts. My legs trembled around his waist, my freshly fucked pussy still throbbing and leaking. I had never felt so exposed, so ruined, and so alive
Lena’s POV 🌸The notification came in just after 10:30 p.m. — another high-value order to the same penthouse. My heart slammed against my ribs. I knew I should decline it. I knew this was becoming something more than deliveries. But the promised tip was too good to ignore, and some traitorous part
Adrian’s POVThe city lights stretched beneath my penthouse like a conquered kingdom. I stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows, whiskey in hand, the ice long melted. Power had made life predictable. Women especially. They saw the money, the penthouse, the reputation, and became easy. Boring.But not







