LOGINHe wants to be the CEO and she wants to start her dream company. For that to happen, Nathan and Linnea have to get married. But what if the two of them can barely stand one another? In order for each of them to achieve what they want, they need to put their differences aside and tie the knot. Are they going to survive living under one roof for a whole year or are they going to set each other on fire? Can love find its way between them? Read to find out!
View MoreThe red “LIVE” button glowed at the top of my screen like a warning I was about to ignore.
I adjusted the bunny ears on my head and leaned toward the camera, the little bell on my collar jingling with the motion. My outfit barely qualified as clothing—tight enough to restrict my breathing, short enough to start wars in the comments. “Hi Daddy’s little sinners,” I whispered, brushing a finger over my lower lip. “You’re just in time. I was caught misbehaving again.” The screen flooded with tips and messages. I giggled and glanced back—he was still behind the scenes, quiet, watching. “Want to know what I did?” I teased. “I said no.” A pause. Let it simmer. “I told Daddy I didn’t feel like obeying.” The tension snapped like a trigger. The chat went wild. I barely got a second to breathe before he stepped into view—fully clothed, calm, composed. Dangerous. He didn’t say a word. Just gripped my jaw with two fingers and tilted my face up until all I could see was him. “Tell them what happens when you say no,” he murmured, loud enough for the mic to pick it up. I tried to smirk, but his grip didn’t loosen. “I get… corrected.” His hand slid down the curve of my throat to the collar. Click. A leash attached. My breath hitched. “You like being watched, don’t you?” he asked, already knowing the answer. I nodded. “You like being reminded who you belong to?” A harder nod. “And you like knowing all these men can see you,” he growled, dragging the leash so I had no choice but to crawl into his lap, “but only I can touch you.” I melted. Literally. My thighs trembled as he spread them with just the pressure of his knee. I didn’t dare look at the screen—I could feel how insane the chat was going. His fingers slid up the inside of my thigh, tracing dangerously close but never touching. Not yet. “Open wider,” he ordered softly, “and tell them what you’re being punished with tonight.” I hesitated. The blush hit my cheeks like a slap. He reached into the basket and held up a smooth, firm carrot—like it was a weapon, not a vegetable. I gasped. “You wouldn’t.” “Wouldn’t I?” he murmured against my ear. “Smile for your fans, Bunny. They’re paying to see you squirm.” And I did—smiling sweet and sinful while he made me remember exactly why being his was the hottest kind of torment. tried to close my legs. He didn’t let me. The leash tightened, tugging at my collar like a cruel reminder—I don’t belong to myself right now. “You disobeyed. And now you’ll perform,” he said, loud enough for everyone watching to hear the authority in his voice. The chat was exploding. Donations. Hearts. Comments flying so fast I could barely keep up. He didn’t care. All his focus was on me. His girl. His toy. His Bunny. “Hands behind your back,” he ordered. I obeyed instantly, heart pounding in my throat, body already trembling from anticipation. “Good girl,” he said, voice like dark chocolate and sin. “But not good enough.” From behind me, I heard the drawer open. The sound alone made my stomach flip. When he returned, he held up the paddle. Pink. Heart-shaped. Deceptively cute. The chat screamed. “Count for Daddy,” he said. Crack. “One.” Crack. “Two.” He didn’t stop. The sting bloomed across my skin like fire, each slap making the bells on my collar jingle. My thighs were slick, breath ragged, brain buzzing from the overload of pain and pleasure. The comments begged him for more. Harder. Slower. Spread her legs while you do it. But he didn’t take orders from anyone—not even the ones paying. He made them wait. Made them watch. “You think they care about you, Bunny?” he whispered, gripping my chin so I had to look at the camera. “They want you filthy and broken. But me?” His lips brushed my ear. “I want you ruined.” I whimpered. “Tell them what you’re sorry for.” “I-I’m sorry for saying no.” “And what happens when you say no?” “I get punished,” I whispered. Crack. “Louder.” “I GET PUNISHED!” “That’s right. And if you cry, what do you say?” “…Thank you, Daddy.” He smirked. “Good girl. Let’s show them what happens next.” My knees ached on the floor, the paddle-shaped heat still tingling across my skin like a brand. “Look,” he said, voice low, velvet wrapped around steel. He turned the monitor slightly, forcing me to watch the playback—my own face on the screen, flushed, teary-eyed, lips parted in an O of desperate need. My thighs clenched on instinct. “You see her?” he asked, like she was someone else. “Look at that filthy little thing. Trembling. Obedient. Starving.” I swallowed, hard. My reflection blinked back at me, raw and undone. “She begged so nicely,” he mused, dragging fingers down my spine—just enough to make me shiver. “But she still doesn’t get what she wants.” I bit my lip. He leaned in, breath brushing the shell of my ear. “You know why, Bunny?” “Because I said no,” I whispered. “And now I say no.” His words coiled around my throat tighter than the collar ever could. “You don’t get to fall apart until I say so.” He moved behind me, and I heard it—that sound. The soft hum of a toy powering on, hidden from view. My body went rigid with anticipation. I couldn’t see what he was doing. I couldn’t feel it. But I could hear it. And worse—I could imagine it. “You’ll sit still,” he ordered. “Hands still. Legs wide. And you’ll watch yourself fall apart for nothing.” The hum intensified, cruel and constant, just out of reach. I squirmed. “No,” he said sharply. “Don’t move unless I say.” My breath hitched. I obeyed. He circled me like a storm—out of sight, but always felt. My body was a livewire, vibrating with need, waiting for the strike. But it never came. Instead, he leaned down and whispered, “Your punishment is simple.” A pause. “You get everything but release.” I whimpered. He smirked. “Already desperate? Poor Bunny. You haven’t even been touched.” The monitor glowed, replaying every second—me, craving, kneeling, begging. My own sounds echoed back like ghosts. The tips still flooded in. They didn’t know what was happening off-cam. They didn’t know he was denying me everything. And that made it worse. Because I was performing for them. Burning for him. He reached out, brushing a strand of hair behind my ear—gentle, tender. The contradiction made me dizzy. “You’ll watch that video on repeat after we’re done,” he murmured. “You’ll memorize what desperation looks like on your face.” The toy hummed louder for a second—then shut off. I cried out. He laughed softly. “What’s the matter, Bunny?” “N-Nothing.” “Good girl,” he said, placing a soft kiss just below my jaw. “Now do it again.” He turned the screen to show a new angle. “Let’s see how long you last before you beg without permission.” And I knew I wouldn’t last long.We are actually married, yet we’ve taken this whole repeating-our-wedding thing incredibly seriously. Nathan wasn’t joking when he said he wanted to give me the wedding of my dreams. I thought he would oppose the theme I have always wanted, but surprisingly, he liked it. A winter-themed wedding. When I talked to the wedding planner about everything I had in mind, she showed me amazing pictures that I fell in love with. I loved how Nathan didn’t throw everything on me. He was there every step of the way. He was there while choosing the decorations, during the cake-tasting, and choosing the venue. He tried to be there when I was shopping for the dress, but as I said, we took everything seriously. If he saw the dress before the wedding, it would be bad luck. I think we both have had our fair share of bad luck and I wasn’t going to risk anything. Luckily, Henry and Zoey had their wedding three months before our wedding anniversary, so we managed to have o
“Babe, there’s something I want to talk to you about.” I look up from the book I’m reading and meet Nathan’s eyes. The surgery was ten days ago and it was a success. None of us is facing any problems. Well, medical problems, because I’m dealing with another problem called Nathan. He has been so protective. He doesn’t let me do anything and even when he’s at work, Malory stays with me and she’s just as bad as her son. He has alarms for all the medicines I need to take and he even monitors what I eat. But I can’t be mad at him for taking care of me because if I were in his shoes, I would be just as bad as him. “what is it?” I wonder. He’s sitting in front of me on the couch. “Madelyn wants to meet you.” I frown. I don’t know a Madelyn. “Your biological sister.” “Oh,” I mutter. “Why would she want to?” There’s nothing that connects us except for the woman who gave birth to me. I can’t even call her a mother. She’s a monster that I have zero compa
She’s going to be okay. I know she is. But that doesn’t prevent me from worrying about her. She is in surgery. She has just entered the operating room. The doctors told us that this may take up to eight hours. What would they do for eight hours? What am I supposed to do until she’s out of surgery? Wait? Pray? “You’re going to pass out if you stay like that,” Thalia says, handing me a cup of coffee. “I can’t just calm down. What if a complication took place and they couldn’t find a solution? Have you seen Grey’s Anatomy? Complications happen out of the blue! When you least expect it! A woman once died because of hiccups and another one died because the resident forgot to check her throat and there was soot in there!” I exclaim. “Can you guarantee that they won’t make mistakes?” “Wow… She made you addicted to the show and it ruined you,” Thalia comments, and I frown. Am I going out of my mind? “Linnea is going to be more than fine. She’s our fighter. She has be
I wasn’t the only one who was tested. Zoey, dad, Nathan, Thalia, Asher, and I all got tested, but I was the only one who turned out to be a match. “There are no dangers on her life, right? She’s going to walk out of this surgery in good health, isn’t she?” Nathan asks the doctor. “She’s not going to walk out of the surgery all fine. She will need time to recover, but her liver will grow back to its normal size in about a year. It will function normally though after two to four weeks,” the doctor explains everything to my worried husband. “I will be fine. Stop panicking.” I look up at him. “It won’t hurt to be more sure,” he mumbles. “I also have to let you know that there will be a scar that will fade by time, but it may leave a trace. You can always get it fixed through plastic surgery though,” the doctor says. “I don’t care about the scar. I just want Henry to be okay,” I say. “We will run some tests and if all is well, we wi
I’m in this dark place and for some reason, I don’t want to get out. I don’t want to leave. I can easily consider it my new comfort zone. Why would I even want to get out? They all lied to me. I’m surrounded by a bunch of liars. What’s the point of fighting whatever I am going through to get out
“After filing an official statement and getting the permission to review the cameras, we failed to find any recordings since the incident was over a month ago.” I look at Nathan and notice how his shoulders slump upon hearing this. “However, detectives questioned the staff and the bartender confi
“So Ms. Roxwell, you told us that Mr. Rodriguez got you pregnant, right?” Mark asks her. We are all in Nathan’s office and I'm totally in love with how she thinks that she has the upper hand. “Yes, we slept together and I left early in the morning because I had somewhere to be. I fig
I put on a nice suit and compliment my outfit with the right heels, clutch, and make-up. I need to look professional and serious. God only knows what this bitch has in mind and I want to be ready for everything. “Are you ready?” Nathan asks me and I nod, making sure my hair looks fine. I h












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