LOGINCamilla Sterling catches her fiancé cheating with his best friend and escapes to a bar, where she spends one reckless night with a mysterious older man. The next morning, she discovers he's Damien Blackwell—her fiancé's father. Before they can bury their secret, footage of them entering a hotel leaks, threatening Damien's billion-dollar deal and Camilla's reputation. His solution? A contract marriage. Now she's living under the same roof as the man she should never have touched, pretending their marriage is fake while fighting an attraction that was never part of the contract.
View MoreCAMILLA.
“Oh… fuck me, Daddy…”
I moaned as he thrust into my pussy pagain, the words spilling out before I could stop them.
Julian’s hips snapped forward hard, driving his cock deep enough that the head of it nudged against that sweet spot I almost never got to feel.
My fingers dug into the sheets, legs wrapping tighter around his waist as if I could force him to stay there, to keep moving, to finally fucking finish me for once.
The hotel room smelled like sex, I didn’t even remember the name of the place. All I knew was that we had one more night before he flew out again, and I was determined to make it count.
He pulled out without warning.
I felt the sudden emptiness like a slap. Then the warm, sticky ropes of his cum painted across my stomach, some of it landing just above my navel, a few drops sliding down toward the neat strip of hair I kept trimmed for him.
He groaned low in his throat, the sound of a man who had gotten exactly what he came for, and rolled off me onto his back.
I lay there panting, thighs still trembling, clit throbbing so hard it almost hurt. My pussy clenched around nothing, aching, dripping onto the sheets.
“Don’t tell me you’re done already,” I said, voice rough. I turned my head to look at him. My body was still humming, still hungry, still so far from finished that it made me want to scream.
Julian gave me that lazy half-smile he always used when he was already done. “I am, baby. You know I’ve got a flight to catch.”
It was true, he did have a flight but blaming the three-minute performance on a boarding time was just another one of his convenient little lies.
Three years together and I could count on one hand the number of times he had lasted longer than it took me to get properly wet. Our wedding was in three weeks. Three weeks, and I was still the woman who had to finish herself after he rolled away satisfied.
All he ever cared about was his own orgasm. He came, he cleaned up, he left me aching and half-mad with need.
He sat up, swung his legs over the side of the bed, and walked into the bathroom without another word.
The door clicked shut and the water ran. I stared at the ceiling, jaw tight, and slowly squeezed my thighs together.
My fingers slipped between them. I circled my swollen clit with the pad of two fingers, biting my lip so hard I tasted blood.
I rubbed faster, chasing the edge he had denied me, hips rocking in tiny, desperate circles against my hand.
The bathroom door opened again before I could get there. I froze, fingers still pressed against myself under the sheet.
Julian stepped out, towel around his waist, hair damp. He dressed quickly just as he always used to.
He leaned over the bed, brushed a kiss against my mouth, and murmured, “I love you.”
I caught his wrist. “Do you really have to leave today?”
“Yes, the meeting is compulsory. You know that.”
He climbed back onto the mattress for a second, longer kiss. My hand slid up his chest, found a nipple through the shirt, and pinched lightly the way that used to make him hard again. He caught my wrist mid-motion and gently but firmly pushed it away.
“No. No more, baby.”
He kissed the top of my head the way you kiss a child, stood up, and walked to the door.
“See you tomorrow,” he said, and then he was gone. The hotel room door shut with a soft, final click.
I waited exactly ten seconds before I sat up, grabbed my laptop from the nightstand, and opened it.
The screen lit the dark room in cold blue light. My fingers flew across the keyboard before the browser even fully loaded. I typed the words I always typed when the frustration got too sharp to ignore.
Fucked by my father.
I had always loved older men. It was a quiet, private thing I never told Julian. Something about the weight of experience, the way a man past forty moved like he already knew every way a body could break open and still ask for more.
The search results filled the screen. I clicked the first video without reading the title. A woman on all fours, face pressed into a pillow, an older man behind her with silver at his temples and a thick cock that disappeared into her with deep, relentless strokes.
The camera caught the wet slap of skin, the way her ass jiggled every time he bottomed out.
I shoved the earbuds in and the moans flooded my head. I slipped my hand back between my legs.
My fingers sank into the mess he had left me in, two of them curling upward the way I needed. I fucked myself in time with the man on the screen, eyes locked on his cock.
Heat built fast and my thighs shook. I was so close, closer than Julian had ever gotten me, when—
Knock. Knock.
I flinched so hard the earbuds yanked free. The pleasure died like someone had thrown a switch. My heart slammed against my ribs.
“Who is it?” I called, voice uneven.
“Room service, ma’am. You were scheduled to check out today.”
I stared at the door. “Definitely not. It’s tomorrow.”
“There seems to have been a mix-up with the reservation, but according to our records you need to vacate the room by eleven.”
I hissed under my breath. “Fine. Whatever.”
Footsteps retreated down the hallway. I looked down at myself. The ache between my legs had gone cold. My fingers were still wet, but the urgency was gone, replaced by a flat, empty irritation.
I closed the laptop, stood up, and walked into the shower. I scrubbed Julian’s cum off my stomach until my skin turned pink, washed between my legs and stepped out feeling cleaner but somehow more hollow.
Packing took twenty minutes. I left the hotel, hailed a cab at the curb, and rode in silence to the airport.
The flight to New York was two hours of staring at the seat in front of me and replaying the way Julian’s face had looked when he came.
I kept telling myself it would be different once we were married. That living in the same house every day would force him to slow down, to notice me. Three weeks, I only had to wait three weeks.
The house was quiet when the cab dropped me off. Our house, the one we had chosen together, the one with the big kitchen windows and the bedroom that already had the new bed frame waiting under plastic.
I pulled the spare key from my bag, unlocked the front door, and stepped inside.
Julian’s clothes were on the floor.
I recognised the shirt immediately, and the same pants he had put on in the hotel that morning.
My stomach dropped.
Had he come home first? Made a stop before whatever meeting he claimed was so important?
I walked farther in. A bra hung from the stair railing and it was definitely not mine. A trail of women’s clothing led upward.
I climbed the stairs two at a time, heart hammering so loud I could hear it in my ears.
“Yeah… Julian…” Vivienne—his bestfriend's voice carried through the hallway.
I reached the top of the stairs and stopped in the doorway of our bedroom.
Julian was behind her, pants around his thighs, driving into her with long, deep strokes that made the bed frame creak.
Vivienne was on her hands and knees, face turned toward the side of the mattress, moaning the way I had never once heard her speak.
Her dark hair spilled across the sheets as his hands gripped her hips hard enough to leave marks. He was fucking her, the way he had never, not once, fucked me.
“You’ve got to be kidding me,” I said.
Both of them froze. Julian’s head snapped up and Vivienne’s eyes went wide.
Camilla.The photograph glowed on my phone screen in the dim hallway of Maya’s building. Damien’s black car sat on the roadside shoulder, windows fogged from the inside, the faint outline of two figures visible in the back seat. The timestamp placed it exactly when I had been straddling him, dress hiked around my waist, his hands locked on my hips. My stomach tightened until it felt like a fist. Someone had stood across that dark road and watched. Someone had taken the picture while I was still coming around him.Julian’s message sat above the image, stripped of every careful performance he usually maintained.I know you’ve been with my father. Tell me the truth.I leaned against the wall and stared at the words until they blurred. Denial sat ready on my tongue—the easy lie that we had only talked, that the windows fogged from the night air, that nothing happened. Then Damien’s voice from the back seat returned. “I won’t lie to you about what I feel.” He had promised not to pretend ou
CamillaNEXT DAYThe car sat on the shoulder twenty minutes outside the city, engine still ticking. Sparse lights threw broken shadows across the road.Damien’s hands stayed on the wheel. “I haven’t stopped thinking about that night,” he said, voice low and rough. “Not once, not the way you looked when you came on my tongue. I’ve tried but I can’t.”I turned in the seat and looked at him. Everything he’d done since the charity dinner—the distance, the cold denial in his dining room, the warning on the terrace—cracked open under those words.I leaned across the console and kissed him before I could change my mind.He answered like he’d been waiting for it. One hand in my hair, the other gripping the back of my neck, pulling me in until the gearshift dug into my hip. I fisted the front of his shirt and held on.When we broke apart we were both breathing hard. His forehead rested against mine for a second.“Do you understand what you’re doing?” He asked, eyebrows raising.“I’m tired of p
Camilla.The elevator doors closed with a soft hydraulic sigh, sealing us inside the mirrored box that smelled faintly of polished steel and Damien’s cologne. Julian stood beside me, phone already in hand, jaw tight. I watched our reflections multiply—his restless shifting, my own still posture, the faint mark on my wrist where the office visitor badge had pressed too hard.Damien’s apology still echoed somewhere behind my ribs. He had said it in the glass-walled conference room after Julian stormed out, voice low enough that only I could hear. “I should not have spoken to you that way in front of him.” The words had been precise, almost formal, as if regret itself required board approval. They had done nothing to erase the memory of his mouth on mine in that hotel room, or the way he had looked at me across his own dining table and claimed we had never met. The apology sat between us like a receipt neither of us wanted to keep.Julian exhaled hard. “He won’t even discuss the promotio
Camilla.The following evening the Blackwell estate rose against the darkening sky the same way it had the first time—imposing, deliberate, built to remind anyone who approached of the weight of the name. Julian parked in the circular drive and came around to open my door. His hand found the small of my back as we climbed the stone steps.Eleanor Kane opened the door herself.She was elegant in the way of women who had never needed to raise their voices to be obeyed—silver-streaked hair drawn back, a dress the color of deep wine, a smile that did not reach her eyes. She looked me over from head to heels in one slow, assessing sweep, then turned to her son.“Julian, darling, before we discuss the wedding, there’s something you need to know. Your father and I have been talking, and we both agree that this marriage may be a mistake.”I stood still beside Julian, the evening air from the open door brushing the back of my neck. Eleanor Kane looked at me the way a woman examines a dress she






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