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"Why haven’t you told Natalia yet that we’re in love?" My hand froze on the doorknob. Those words drifted out from inside Marco’s condo and struck me like a knife to the chest. We had not arranged to meet today. I had simply decided to surprise him — to show up unannounced, to tell him how much I missed him. And instead… I stood there, hearing the woman’s voice ask the question I had never thought I would hear. Then came Marco’s voice — soft, gentle, the same tone I had believed was meant only for me. "When the time is right, my love. Once I have everything I need… I will leave her. And it is you I will choose." Something inside me snapped. I could not stay silent. I pushed the door open and stepped inside, my legs trembling but my head held high. Marco spun around, his face draining of color the moment he saw me. The woman beside him looked between us, confused. "Natalia…" Marco breathed, stepping forward. "How long have you been standing there?" "Long enough," I said, my voice shaking but clear. "Long enough to hear every lie you ever told me. Three years, Marco. Three years I loved you, trusted you, gave you everything. And all this time… I was just something to pass the time until you could replace me?" "It is not what you think," he said quickly, reaching out toward me. "Let me explain. Please—" "Explain what?" I laughed bitterly, tears spilling over. "Explain how you promised me forever while planning to leave me all along? Explain how you looked me in the eyes and lied every single day? Save your words. I have heard enough." "Natalia, wait!" He grabbed my arm, his grip tight. "You cannot just walk away like this. We have a future together — I will fix this, I will make it right!" "You lost the right to speak of our future the moment you promised hers to her," I said, pulling my arm free with all my strength. "Do not touch me. Don’t you ever come near me again." I turned and ran. I did not look back. I could hear Marco calling my name, could hear his footsteps following for a moment — but I did not stop. I kept running, out of the building, into the dark streets, away from the betrayal, away from the man who had shattered my heart into a million pieces. I did not know where my feet were taking me. The night was deep, the streets quiet and dim. Tears blurred my vision, my chest burned, and my mind was spinning — anger, pain, disbelief all tangled together until I could barely breathe. In my distraction, I barely saw the figure stepping out from the shadows until it was too late. A strong hand suddenly wrapped around my wrist and yanked me hard, pulling me off balance and slamming me back against a rough brick wall. I gasped, freezing in place. A man stood over me — tall, broad-shouldered, his eyes dark and unfocused, his breathing heavy. The strong scent of alcohol washed over me. He was drunk. Dangerously so. "Let me go!" I struggled, twisting and pulling against his grip. "Help! Someone —" One hand clamped gently but firmly over my mouth, silencing me, while his other hand pinned me to the wall by my shoulder. He leaned in close, his face inches from mine, his gaze roaming over my tear-streaked face with dark, burning intent. "So beautiful…" he murmured thickly, his voice rough and husky. "Why are you crying, little one? Why are you all alone?" Terror and something far more confusing tangled in my chest. I pushed against his chest, but he did not budge. He lowered his head, his forehead resting heavily against mine, his warm breath fanning over my trembling lips. "Don’t fight me…" he whispered. And then he kissed me. It was rough, hungry, and completely overwhelming — nothing like Marco’s soft, familiar kisses. This was desperate, consuming, stealing every breath I had left. I should have fought harder. I should have screamed. But shock, heartbreak, and the sheer intensity of him left me trembling and weak. My hands, which had been pushing against him, somehow found their way to his shoulders instead. He pulled me flush against his body, his arms wrapping tightly around me, one hand sliding slowly up my back, tangling in my hair, holding me exactly where he wanted me. His touch burned through my clothes, sending shivers racing over my skin, and as he deepened the kiss, as he held me like I was the only thing grounding him… everything faded away. The heartbreak. The betrayal. The world itself. "Ugh!!!" I cried out sharply as he suddenly pushed himself deep inside me, thrusting fast and hard, over and over again. "Ugh~ ohhh… hmmm… j-j-just how big and thick are you?! It feels like you won’t fit inside me at all!" I gasped, struggling to speak, but he paid no attention to the pain I was feeling with every stroke. "Tsk… didn’t you expect me to be this big, Natalia?" he asked in a rough, husky voice. "It’s fifteen inches, baby. Let me stretch you and make you used to it." He said it with a smirk — actually smirking — while I was suffering, as if he didn’t feel a single bit of it. "I-i-it used to be s-smaller… d-d-amn i-it… h-how can you s-still s-smile when it h-hurts this much?! And c-can you p-please slow d-down — arrgghh!!!!" I cried out loudly as he suddenly pushed himself all the way to the hilt inside me, silencing whatever I was about to say. "You b-bastard…" I scolded him breathlessly, but he just smirked even wider. "Ugh~ then stop talking. The more you fight it, the harder it will be, Natalia." I did as he said. "Ughh… hmmm!!!" I moaned, and as time went on, every thrust felt better and better. I wanted to wrap my arms around him, but I couldn't — he held both my hands firmly, keeping me right where he wanted me. "Ugh… ohhh… hmmmm!!!!" "Fuck! You’re so fucking tight, Natalia… ohhhh this feels so damn good!!!! Ugh~~" Our moans filled the whole room, loud and unrestrained. We cried out each other’s names with every deep, powerful stroke. I moaned even louder when I felt him hit that perfect spot deep inside me. "D-Drakon… go deeper… harder… ugh!!! Faster, please faster!!!" "Ughhh… ohhh… hmmmm…" "Ugh!!! I’m so close, Drakon… don’t stop… ugh~~" "Ughh I’m cumming too, baby!!!" "Ugh~~" "Ugh~~" We cried out together as we reached our release at the exact same moment. My body felt far from exhausted — it craved more of him. I pushed him onto his back and straddled him instead. He immediately gripped my waist, and I sank down onto him, taking him deep inside me all over again. TO BE CONTINUETHE FINAL CHAPTERThe morning dawned soft and still, bathed in the palest golden light I had ever seen. There was no wind. No noise. No hurry. Only a profound, gentle silence that seemed to wrap itself around the house and the hills beyond, as if the whole world had paused to hold its breath.Drakon woke beside me, his breathing calm and steady. He turned his head slowly toward me, and when his eyes met mine, they were filled with such peace, such boundless love, that my heart swelled until it felt as though it might overflow. He lifted his hand—strong still, though marked now by time—and brushed a strand of hair gently from my face, his touch as tender as it had been on the very first day."Good morning, my beloved," he whispered, his voice soft yet clear, carrying a warmth that seemed to fill the entire room. "Do you know what this day is?"I smiled, reaching up to hold his hand against my cheek, breathing in the familiar scent that had been my
NATALIA’S POVWe knew she was coming. The letter had arrived weeks before, written in Elara’s bright, familiar hand, telling us that she was returning home—not merely for a visit, but to stay. To bring her own journey full circle, just as we had brought ours. To stand beside us once more, beneath the roof where she had learned to walk, to speak, to love.Drakon and I prepared for her arrival with quiet joy. We did not rush. We did not hurry. We simply walked together through each room, ensuring that everything was exactly as she remembered it—warm, soft, filled with light. We had grown older now, our steps slower, our strength more gentle. But our hearts… our hearts were as young and hopeful as they had ever been."I want everything to be ready for her," Drakon said one morning as we stood together in the garden, watching the roses sway gently in the breeze. "I want her to walk through that door and feel instantly safe. Instantly loved. Exactly as she has
NATALIA’S POV The years continued to unfold, soft and gentle as moonlight upon still water. Time touched us with kindness, moving slowly, generously, allowing us to savor every moment as it came. Drakon’s hair turned from dark to silver, and his steps grew slower, more deliberate. My own hands bore the fine, faint lines of years spent caring for those I loved, and my eyesight grew softer in the evenings. But if our bodies changed, our hearts remained untouched by the passage of time. They beat as one—steady, faithful, and deeply at peace. We spent our days now in quiet contentment. We rose with the sun, shared our meals together, walked slowly through the garden paths we had trod a thousand times before. Drakon would pause often beneath the old rose arch, resting his hand upon the weathered stone, and look out across the valley—silent, thoughtful, as if taking in every detail, storing it away in his heart. And I would stand beside him, slipp
NATALIA’S POVThe carriage came rolling up the drive one crisp autumn afternoon just as the sun was beginning to paint the treetops in shades of amber and gold. I was standing beside Drakon on the veranda, wrapped in a soft wool shawl, watching the leaves drift gently down from the branches above, when the sound of hooves reached our ears. Drakon paused mid-sentence, his hand resting lightly upon mine, and we both turned toward the gate.And there she was.Elara stepped down from the carriage, her skirts brushing the stone path, her face glowing with health and happiness. She looked taller somehow. More sure of herself. There was a lightness in her step and a confidence in her bearing that had not been there when she left. But the moment her eyes found ours, all of that melted away, and she was simply our little girl—running toward us with open arms, her laughter ringing out across the garden exactly as it had done all those years ago."Mama! Papa
NATALIA’S POVThe house was quiet now, filled not with emptiness, but with memory. Every corner held a thousand sweet echoes—of laughter, of little feet running across wooden floors, of Drakon’s deep voice reading stories by firelight long into the evening. And though Elara was no longer here to fill the halls with her joy, Drakon and I found that we had not lost anything at all. We had simply come full circle—back to where it all began: just the two of us, walking side by side, through yet another beautiful season of life.We fell into a rhythm that was gentle and soft, shaped entirely by our own hearts. We woke together each morning to sunlight spilling through the windows, and we walked through the gardens hand in hand, tending the flowers Elara had once loved so dearly. Drakon still walked with that steady, quiet strength, his posture straight and sure, though his steps had grown a little slower, a little more careful. And I walked beside him, always—his equal,
NATALIA’S POV There comes a quiet, beautiful moment in every parent’s life—the moment you realize that the child you once held in your arms has grown strong enough to walk her own path. That moment arrived softly, one golden autumn afternoon, when Elara came to us with her head held high and her heart clear, and told us that she was ready to step out into the world. She stood before us in the drawing room, sunlight falling through the tall windows and gilding her hair, and spoke of her dreams—of places she wished to see, of people she wished to help, of a life she wanted to build, shaped by the kindness and courage she had learned within these walls. She did not ask for permission. She asked for our blessing. Because she already knew that no matter how far she traveled, she would always be loved. She would always be welcome. She would always be home. Drakon listened to her in silence, his face calm but his eyes glistening with unshed tear







