LOGIN“It’s a contract, Ethan. You don’t even like me,” she said. “So?” he replied, moving closer to her now. He slid his hand on her waist, yanking her forward. Now face to face, he said, “I want you. I need you. I want to ruin you.” He kissed her hard, then stopped, took a long pause, and looked directly into her eyes. “Do you want me to stop?” She stood there speechless as her body trembled from his touch. He grabbed her chin, eyes filled with insatiable hunger. “Say the word, sweetheart,” he whispered, “and I'll have you right here.” And damn, she wished he had already. CEO Ethan Blackwell needs a bride to claim the company before his thirtieth birthday, as stated in his grandfather's will. Sophia Hart, his secretary, needs money that only God—or her boss—can provide to save her dying mother. One night with her billionaire boss changed everything. He's offering her millions for a fake marriage without even knowing she's hiding his baby. She's three weeks pregnant with his child. Someone is about to find out the hard way that nothing stays a secret forever. This deal just got messy.
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My phone buzzed in my hand, the cold blue light of the screen hitting me like a slap in the freezing December air. I was leaning against the rough concrete wall of the fire exit landing, trying to breathe, trying not to fall apart. I read the message again, my stomach knotting tighter with every word.
Final Notice: Outstanding balance of $870,450. Payment must be received by the end of this week or a warrant will be issued for your father’s arrest. Further legal action will follow.
Tears stung my eyes. Mom’s hospital bills were already drowning us, and now Dad’s gambling debts were about to drag us all under.
Where would I start from when I don't have that money, neither do I have a rich relative who could help me or someone I could call for help?
Inside the ballroom, the Christmas gala was in full swing—laughter, music, clinking champagne glasses—but out here, it felt like another universe. I’d already been gone for twelve minutes. Too long. I knew I needed to pull myself together and go back inside before anyone noticed.
The heavy metal door creaked open behind me.
“Miss Hart,” Ethan Blackwell’s deep, commanding voice cut through the night. I jumped, nearly dropping my phone as I spun around. There he stood—my boss, tall and imposing in his perfectly tailored black tuxedo, his sharp gray eyes fixed on me like I was just another item on his agenda.
“Mr. Blackwell,” I said quickly, shoving the phone into my clutch. “I was just—”
“Twelve minutes,” he interrupted, stepping fully onto the landing. The door clanged shut behind him, sealing us in the cold quiet. “The gala is for networking, not hiding on the fire exit. Why did you leave the show?”
I swallowed hard, smoothing down the front of my simple black cocktail dress. “I… needed fresh air. It was getting stuffy inside.”
He stared at me for a long moment, that unreadable expression on his face. Ethan Blackwell was always like this—nonchalant, detached, the ruthless billionaire CEO who never let anything rattle him. But tonight, something felt different. He moved closer, his expensive cologne wrapping around me.
“Fresh air,” he repeated, his voice low. His gaze dropped to my lips, then slowly lowered. Before I could say anything else, he closed the distance in one stride.
His hand slid around my waist and yanked me forward until our bodies pressed together. My breath caught.
“Mr. Blackwell—Ethan—”
“So?” he murmured against my ear. “You don’t even like me.”
I needed the fresh air because it's a family emergency and I needed to be there.
Since you work under me, your problem is my problem.
I was shocked by what he said—at least I now know I am not alone.
'Then he kissed me—hard, demanding, like he owned me. His mouth claimed mine with raw hunger. I knew I should push him away, but my body betrayed me. Heat flooded through me as I clutched his jacket, melting into the kiss.
He broke away only to trail his lips down my neck. One of his large hands boldly cupped my breast through my dress, his thumb brushing over my nipple until it hardened under his touch. I whimpered, shame and desire twisting together as I felt myself getting wet, embarrassingly soaked for him.
I was kind of ashamed — someone whom I didn't like — how is it I am falling for him and I am already getting wet so easily?
“Fuck,” he growled. “I want you. I need you. I want to ruin you.”
He spun me around and pressed me against the cold concrete wall. My dress was hiked up roughly over my hips before I could even think. I heard the tear of a condom wrapper, his zipper, and then— He thrust into me in one brutal stroke. I cried out at the stretch. He was so big, so thick, and the condom tore almost instantly as my tight pussy clenched around him. He didn’t stop. Instead, he gripped my hips harder and fucked me rough and deep against the wall, each powerful thrust slamming into me. The wet, obscene sounds of our bodies echoed in the night air. His hand reached around to rub my swollen clit, and I came hard, biting my lip to keep from screaming as my walls pulsed around his bare cock.
Did you want me to stop or continue?
I didn't say anything; it was as if my voice was seized. I just looked at him, enjoying the pleasure he gave me. What a momentum, I said to myself.
Ethan followed right after with a low groan, burying himself deep as he spilled inside me.
'For a few seconds, there was only our ragged breathing.
He felt weak as he rested his body pressed against mine with his dick still inside my pussy. He looked into my eyes without saying anything.
He pulled out, fixed his clothes as if nothing had happened, and turned toward the door. I stood there trembling, his cum already starting to trickle down my thigh.
“Enjoy your Christmas weekend, Miss Hart,” he said coolly, not even looking back. “Resume early next week. We have a lot of work to do.”
“Ethan, wait—I need to—”
But he was already gone, the door swinging shut behind him. He left me there on the fire exit, dress disheveled, legs shaking, heart racing, with the weight of everything crashing down on me.
I sat on the concrete with my dress, thinking about what I had done—this is my worst night ever with my billionaire boss. Is he going to sack me? What eyes will he look at me with? Plenty of thoughts were coming through my head.
One week later, I bought pregnancy test strips.
'Four more to confirm, if it was true or not.
Shit! What the fuck have I done?
Sophia's POVI woke up the next morning to the smell of coffee again, though this time I didn't have the stubbornness left in me to walk past it.The house was quiet, Dante apparently having stayed the night in one of the guest rooms after Mini finally left close to midnight, still glowing about the whole evening in a way that made me smile just thinking about it. I found Ethan alone in the kitchen, sleeves rolled up, standing over a pan with far more concentration than scrambled eggs usually required."You're cooking again."He glanced up, something cautious in his expression, like he wasn't sure yet whether I'd walk past this plate too. "I figured I'd try again. Properly, this time.""Properly how?""With an actual apology attached to it." He set the pan down, turning to face me fully, and I watched him gather himself the way he did before difficult board meetings, steady, deliberate, like he'd rehearsed the words more than once overnight. "I'm sorry, Sophia. For what I said. There'
Sophia's POVMini pulled up outside the house a little after nine, the two of us still laughing over something from dinner, and I was halfway through unbuckling my seatbelt when I noticed two figures standing near the front steps, half lit by the porch light."Who are they?" Mini leaned forward slightly, squinting through the windshield.I looked closer, and something in my chest loosened at the sight of them, recognition settling in before I could even fully make out their faces."That's Dante," I said. "And Ethan.""Dante." Mini repeated the name slowly, like she was testing how it felt in her mouth, already reaching for her door handle before I'd even finished processing that she planned on getting out of the car at all. "I think I'm going to invite myself in.""Mini, it's late.""I wasn't waiting for you to invite me."She was already out of the car before I could argue further, and I sighed, grabbing my bags off the seat and following her toward the two men waiting near the steps
Sophia's POV"Julius." I found myself smiling before I'd fully decided to, some old, easy familiarity surfacing despite how long it had been. "It's been years.""It has." He smiled back, hands tucked into his pockets, glancing briefly at Mini before returning his attention to me. "You look well. Married life suits you, apparently.""Something like that.""Mind if I join you? Just for a moment. I promise I won't make it weird."I glanced at Mini, who shrugged with an easy, curious expression, clearly more than happy to let the evening take an unexpected turn, and gestured toward the empty seat across from us."Sure. Sit."He slid into the booth, and for a few minutes the conversation stayed light, catching up on the years between us in the easy, surface way people do when too much time has passed to cover properly in one dinner. He asked about my mother. I asked about his job, some consulting role he described with a modesty that didn't quite hide how well he was clearly doing. Mini wa
Sophia's POVWe reached Mini's place a little after three, and I collapsed onto her couch the second we stepped through the door, sinking into the cushions like my body had been waiting all day for permission to finally stop moving."That bad, huh?" Mini dropped her keys on the counter, already heading toward the kitchen. "So. Wine or anything?"I lifted my head just enough to give her a look."Right." She winced, catching herself. "Water. Obviously. Sorry, I forgot for a second there's a whole other person involved now.""Two, actually.""Two." She said it like she was still trying the word on for size, shaking her head as she filled two glasses, one with water for me and, after a brief hesitation, water for herself too, apparently deciding solidarity mattered more than the wine she'd originally wanted. "I still can't believe it. Twins, Sophia. I keep waiting for it to feel real and it just keeps not.""Try being the one carrying them."She laughed, dropping down onto the couch besid


















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