ログイン~Katia~
"Do you know how hard I've been holding myself?" I didn't answer because all I wanted was to get laid. I could still feel the ache between my legs. He carried my bridal style and led me to his hotel room.
"Now, I can fuck you however I want because you are now my wife, princess." The room was dark, and I was feeling all sorts of things; I doubt I even remember my name at this point. He sent me launching onto a bed. His finger ran along my lips. His lips traced along my neck. It tickles, and it feels so fucking good. My mind zigzags in pleasure and confusion.
"I love your fucking body, wifey." He pulls up my dress, and now I am exposed. "I couldn't wait to get you here so I can taste your cunt from the chopper. I want to make it memorable for you." His words shocked me like a live wire.
"You are so fucking soft," he gritted as he started sucking on my nipples. I can feel the blood rushing between my legs. "You are so ready for me."
Before I could answer, he took my breath away as he slid his fingers inside my pussy, and I moaned.
"Beg for it, wifey," he says, and I opened my mouth, but the only thing that came out was a moan, and he kept rubbing, his palm pressing against my clit. I feel that buildup I felt early on the chopper when he was sucking on my nipple. His fingers meet my lips again; I can smell myself on his fingers.
"Lick it with the tip of your tongue." He wanted me to taste myself, so I sheepishly darted my tongue to taste a hint of saltiness.
He removes my dress and then removes his clothes too. He presses a hand against my folds, and I gasp as he lubricates himself with my wetness. Then he thrust inside me, and I sucked in a breath; my mind raced with thoughts in that brief moment. He then captured my lips and started to move. When he threw another thrust, I gasped into the kiss.
"So fucking perfect." He says, pulling in and out, in and out, fucking me, stretching me. I moaned through tears as his free hand roved along my body, squeezing and rubbing. His teeth tug on my nipples. Then he pressed his lips on mine and kissed me. He then wrapped his arm around me and pulled me up so that he was kneeling on the bed and I was sitting on him. He rocked me up and down. I tightened around his dick. I was no longer in pain; I was enjoying everything he was doing with me and to me. My moans got louder; I didn't care if there was anyone listening to us fucking.
"I'm going to fill you up, Princess." He says, and I mewl, and he goes on, "I can feel you clenching on my dick, princess," he says as he squeezed my ass and pulled me tightly towards him so that I was full.
He lowers himself along my body and starts grazing his teeth against my skin. He sucked on my breast, and my hips swiveled. He gripped his cock in one hand and thrust inside me again; I let out a deep moan, and pleasure started spraying onto every inch of me. Each thrust was just another little wave colliding against me.
He grunts and plunges deeply into me, taking himself to the climax he couldn't achieve the time we were in the chopper. He pulled out and watched my pussy, then spread my legs and thrust back in. His thrusts were now violent, and he increased his pace. I started to shake beneath him. I screamed and came, and I dragged him along with me. I felt his cum filling me, and we stayed like that for some time, and after a while his dick started to twitch inside me, and he started to thrust again. He fucked me the whole night, and I don't remember what time we slept.
Morning slammed into me with cruel sunlight and a splitting headache. I woke up in a room I didn’t recognize.
The room screamed money, and the scent of sex and something expensive—cologne, maybe. My head throbbed. My body... ached. I was naked under the sheets, tangled in them like I’d been tossed there, and beside me, a man lay asleep. A stranger, panic hit me like a punch to the chest.
I couldn’t even look at him. I didn’t want to. I didn’t want to know what kind of face went with the body that had touched mine, claimed mine. I sat up too fast, and pain shot between my legs like a warning. I gasped and clutched the sheets tighter.
Everything down there was sore and swollen. The ache in my thighs was sharp, deep, and humiliating.
I scanned the floor, found my dress—crumpled and reeking of bar smoke and sweat—and yanked it on, wincing with every movement. My heels were on their sides by the door. I hobbled toward them like I was learning to walk again, forcing myself to stand tall even when I wanted to curl into myself and disappear.
What the hell happened last night?
I remembered the race. The victory. The roar of the crowd. I remembered heading to the bar to celebrate. I ordered one drink, then another, then… then two guys approached me.
Their faces were blurry. Everything after that? Blank, like someone hit the erase button on my memory. There was laughter, I think. Maybe a game of pool. A joke. Something about tequila. And then—nothing.
Just soreness. Just this stranger. Just a room I didn’t know.
I found my purse by the couch, slung it over my shoulder, and didn’t look back. I didn’t want to wake him. I didn’t want him to speak. I didn’t want him to remember me, either.
I made my way to the parking garage, ignoring the way my legs trembled with every step, found my car, and drove back to my hotel like a ghost at the wheel.
When I finally made it to my suite, I didn’t even stop to breathe. I stripped the dress off again, went straight into the bathroom, and turned on the shower like I could rinse off the confusion clinging to me.
The water hit my skin, and I almost jumped.
I smelled like sex and sweat, like someone else’s body had touched every inch of mine, and I didn’t even get the decency of a name.
My chest was tight, my eyes burned, and when I splashed water on my face, something cold clicked against my cheek. I froze and looked down at my left hand, and my stomach dropped into my feet.
I was wearing a ring.
Not costume jewelry. Not something cheap from a souvenir shop. This thing sparkled. It shone. It looked like commitment, permanence, and possibly a felony.
“What the fuck?” I whispered.
I yanked the shower curtain open and stepped out, dripping, breath shallow. My fingers trembled as I turned the ring around, trying to figure out if it was real. It looked expensive. Too expensive. But I didn’t remember anything. Not a proposal. Not a chapel. Not even a kiss.
I threw clothes on, barely drying off, and rushed out of my room to find the guy. Any guy. But I remembered I don't remember anything; there was no trail to follow, no clue, not even a room number. I hadn't even checked what floor I was on this morning.
Even if I passed him in the lobby… I wouldn’t recognize his face.
“Fuck me,” I whispered again, gripping my temple.
I remembered nothing.
Noah's POVI drove to the estate with my father's words still in my ears. Delia is a tool. She is useful. She will keep being useful.I had spent twenty minutes in his office wanting to hit him. I had spent the drive after wanting to call Delia and ask what she had really done. I had done neither. I had called Julian instead, and Julian had said one thing: come now.The gate opened before I reached it. Two men I did not recognize checked my face against a list, then stepped aside. The house was quiet in the way it always was when something was about to happen.Julian was in the study. He did not stand when I came in. He did not offer a chair. He looked at me the way a man looks at a door that has been left open too long."You knew," I said."I knew a lot of things." He leaned back. "Sit down, Noah. This is going to take a while."I sat."I knew your wife was listening at my door on Thursday," he said. "I knew before she got there. I knew when she told the housekeeper she was looking f
Noah’s POVI noticed the change before I could name it.Delia had always been sharp with me. She pushed. She tested. She told me when I was wrong and did not soften it. That was the woman I married, and I liked her for it. But lately she had gone quiet in a way that was not peace. She smiled at the right moments. She asked about my day. She kissed me when I came home. And underneath all of it, there was a distance I could not reach.I stopped asking her to explain it. I started watching.She left the house more. Not for work. Not for errands she could name. She would say she was going out and come back two hours later with nothing to show for it. No shopping bags. No coffee. No story.She flinched when my father was mentioned. Not a big flinch. A tightening around the eyes that lasted half a second. I had seen it three times now. Once at dinner when his name came up. Once when I mentioned his office. Once when I asked if she had seen him.The third time, I stopped pretending.“Delia,”
Delia’s POVThe call came three days after the wedding.I was in the kitchen, still in my robe, still pretending the weekend had been normal. Noah had gone out for coffee. The house was quiet in the way it always was when he left—like it was holding its breath.My phone lit up.Elliot.I stared at the name for a long moment before I answered."Hello.""You looked beautiful at the wedding," he said. "Emerald was the right choice. She looked like a bride. You looked like a threat.""I was trying to look like a threat.""I know. That is why I am calling."I sat down on the counter stool."What do you want?""I want you to do something small. Something easy. Something that will make you feel useful for the first time in years.""I am not doing anything illegal.""It is not illegal. It is information. That is all.""What kind of information?""Julian has a meeting next week. A private one. With a man named Aldous Crane. Crane runs a shipping company that has been trying to get into Windsor
KatiaThe morning of the wedding, I woke up in my own bed in my own house and for the first time in months, I was not afraid.Clara was asleep in the bassinet beside me. Aiden was downstairs with Grandma, already in his little suit, asking every five minutes if it was time. Julian was in the shower. The estate was full of people who loved us, and outside the windows the gardens were dressed in white and gold.I stood in front of the mirror in my robe and looked at myself. A mother of two. A woman who had survived a car that was meant to kill her, a hospital bed, a note with her son's name on it, and a sister who had spent years making her feel like the leftover.Today was not about any of that.The dress arrived that morning in a case carried by two women who did not speak. Custom-made. Ivory silk that moved like water. Diamonds sewn into the bodice in a pattern that caught the light and threw it back in small sparks. The train was long enough to make the whole room feel smaller.When
Delia’s POVI went to him because the invitation would not leave my hands. Noah was out. The card was still on the fridge like a slap; I kept walking past. Katia gets white. Katia gets vows. Katia gets a day the city will swallow whole. I got a signature and a man who was told to take me.Elliot opened the door like he had been waiting for the jealousy to ripen.“There she is,” he said. “The extra guest.”“Do not start.”“Come in and start for me.”I walked in. The place was quiet. No staff in sight. He poured nothing. He watched my mouth.“She is having a wedding,” I said. It came out raw. “A real one. Estate. Family. Aiden in a little suit. The baby in someone’s arms. Honour of your presence. Honour. Like, I should curtsy because they remembered I exist.”“And you signed a paper at a restaurant and a family thing kind of gathering with no press.”“I signed a paper. He did not even put the ring on my finger. No aisle. No one crying on purpose. Katia fucks her way into the will, and t
Delia’s POVThe envelope was thick. A cream stock with black ink. My name was written like I was still someone they had to be polite to. Mrs. Delia Vesper. As if that title sat in the same room as Mrs. Julian Windsor.I opened it at the kitchen counter with my coffee gone cold. Noah was in the other room on a call. The house was quiet in that expensive way that still did not feel like mine.I read it once. Then I read it again because my brain refused the first time.Julian Windsor and Katia Windsor request the honor of your presence at the celebration of their marriage.Honor.I laughed. It came out ugly.“Honour,” I said to the card. “She wants honor now, after she took the man, the house, and the name. Now she wants flowers so the city can clap.”Two months since Clara. Two months of pictures I did not ask to see. Katia glowing. Julian looking at her like she invented air. Aiden holding the baby like a prince in training. That old fool called Celeste in the frame like a blessing.A
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