LOGINIndigo Derrin finally lands her dream job in the world of professional sports—fast-paced, competitive, and everything she’s ever wanted. The only problem? Her new boss is Dario Cross: arrogant, brilliant, devastatingly attractive… and engaged to her cousin. Keeping things professional should be easy. Until late-night debates turn into lingering glances, and one reckless kiss changes everything. Now, staying away from him might cost her the career she loves…but giving in could cost her everything else…and he’s willing to risk it all. Dario built his empire on control, discipline, and never mixing business with pleasure. Indigo Derrin was always part of his plan. She challenges him, matches him, and tempts him in ways no one ever has. He knows she’s off-limits. He knows what’s at stake. He knows one wrong move could destroy them both. Still… he can’t seem to let her go. Because some lines aren’t meant to be respected—they’re meant to be crossed.
View More"I can not live with him, not even a single second." The shiver ran in her body, she fell on the floor. Trembling lips opened in panic.
"You are my Slave!!! Sia David" His voice echoed in her ears. She rested her knee with her stomach. She had accepted death as her fate but the slavery of that Tyrant whom she hated the most in her life. It was unthinkable for her.In Bangalow of Mayor,
After completing her MBA. Sia David came back to her hometown. Police found her hand drenched in the blood of Rebecca Simon. The blood stained knife fell on the floor from her hand. Police were dragging her numb existence for further investigation. Her mother and father were standing there helpless. The corpse that was wrapped in a coffin Sia used to call her sister."Someone come here to meet you. " A police officer brought Sia into the room of Police
Custody. He walked out of the room. Sia sat on the chair, placing her hands on the table. He had reached her. The nightmare of Sia. The extremely handsome man. He wore a black tracksuit's zip was half opened, showing his bare chest as he didn't change it for three days. His red eyes were burning in rage. In this state, he was still looking like a handsome tyrant. He stepped towards the room in intense anger."You can't meet her." Sia heard some voices of chaos from outside the room."Back off!!. I will not repeat my words." The dark gaze of Simon Cruz and his icy words were sufficient to suppress a small grade officer."Si. Simon" her trembling lips opened as she saw him entering the room in fury. He locked the room. Sia stood up in a shocking state. She was expecting her father but how could he reach her?
Simon stepped forward toward her and stopped when He could see the face of the murderer of his wife."You!!" He hardly slapped her. grabbing the table from both hands, she protected herself from falling on the floor. His rough hands left red marks on her flawless skin."What do you think of yourself? Huh! Aftera murder. You will have a choice. You can die easily after destroying two lives." His rage was out of control. He grabbed her by the jaws. His grip was so hard. Sia could feel his clenching finger on her cheeks. She has confessed the crime. she didn't have the right to resist. She has to withstand hispain."In this life. I promise. I, Simon Cruz, will not let you breathe so calmly." He was Simon Cruz, beloved nephew of a powerful politician. Sia was certain. If he was saying
that he would not let her die easily that meant he would make his last effort to make her life hell but didn't permit her to die. He walked out of the room. She saw his back with teary eyes.Simon was the kind of man whose enmity was destruction for his rival. He belonged to a strong political background. As a beloved nephew of a powerful politician, no one dared to entangle with this tyrant and Sia killed his wife.In the Bangalow,
After Tomorrow's trial, Sia will be imprisoned for life. I think! We should put an alley in her spot and send her out of this country on a forged passport." The Advocate suggested to David."Mayor! This is the only way to save her. You have to change her identity. She has to be dead for the world." the advocate continued hesitantly.
" Mayor David! Otherwise, there is no way to rescue her from Simon Cruz. He is a hungry Tiger now. A hungry Tiger doesn't satisfy without laceration of his prey." A politician said and chuckled which frustrated David. He had once conflict with Simon. He knew his temper.
"After the settlement of this matter. You will help us in future affairs. Don't forget." He didn't stay quiet and reminded David.In his life for the first time. David gathered this bunch of bastards in his house and poured the drink into a glass for serving them. they just think about their benefits."I know my promise. I just want my daughter alive." He was a strict Mayor but then he became a hopeless father, for the life of her daughter. He would have to abide by their corruptions blindly.DARIOI had gone back to the hotel last night intending to interrupt whatever was happening between Indigo and Caleb. I told myself it was because I wanted to speak to my brother about the schedule for the following morning, but that would have been a lie. I watched Indigo leave the pub with Caleb, her hand in his, and I had spent the next several minutes trying not to think about what they might be doing upstairs. Eventually, irritation had won.I was on my way to the room when I heard her voice. I couldn’t make out the other person’s words, but I could hear Indigo clearly enough. She was crying. I stopped without meaning to. The hallway was quiet, and her voice carried through it. I couldn’t hear everything she was saying, only pieces, but I heard enough to know she was talking about a man she liked—a man she wasn’t sure she could have because of everything surrounding them. I stood there listening until I heard her laugh through her tears and say that she liked him a lot. I knew i
INDIGOBy the time Caleb and I reached his hotel room, I was laughing at practically everything. I stumbled slightly when I stepped through the doorway, and Caleb caught my arm before I could lose my balance.“Easy.”“I’m fine,” I insisted, laughing.“I can see that.”I tried to take another step and nearly tripped over my own feet again. Caleb laughed, caught me around the waist and guided me toward the bed. We both fell onto it, landing on our backs and staring up at the ceiling. Neither of us said anything. We just laughed.I turned my head toward him. His hair was slightly messy, and there was still a smile on his face. “How do you feel?” he asked.“Good.”He studied me for a moment. “You sure?”I nodded, but the smile on my face started to fade. I was good. At least, that was what I wanted to believe. The alcohol had made everything easier for a while. I had danced, laughed, kissed Caleb and stopped thinking about all the things I had been trying not to think about. But lying he
INDIGOKelsey barely gave us time to get back to the hotel. The moment Leah and I stepped through the reception, she caught both of our hands and started pulling us toward the exit.“Where are we going?” Leah asked, laughing as she tried to keep up.“The players invited us for drinks. Everyone is already at the pub.”Leah looked at me. I gave her a look that probably said everything. I wasn’t really in the mood for another crowd after the day we’d had, but Kelsey didn’t look like someone who was particularly interested in hearing no.“It’ll be fun,” she insisted, pulling me along. “And we’re in Miami. You’re not going to spend the whole trip working.”“I wasn’t planning to.”“You were absolutely planning to.”Leah laughed. “She’s right.”Of course she was. The pub wasn’t far from the hotel. It was just a short walk down the street, and the closer we got, the louder the music became. Even from outside, we could hear people cheering and laughing over the bass coming from inside. I was a
DARIOBy the time we got back to the hotel, the rest of the team had already started settling into the evening. Some of them had gone upstairs to their rooms, while others had gathered around the bar, talking over drinks and replaying moments from the game as if we could somehow change the outcome by arguing about it long enough. I sat at the bar with Rico, barely listening. My mind kept returning to the parking lot—to Indigo standing in front of me, telling me that whatever I felt for her was something I needed to let go of, to the way she had looked at me when I told her the truth about our first meeting, to the fact that, despite everything I had said, she had walked away from me.Rico, on the other hand, had been watching me since we got back. Even someone who wasn’t paying attention could tell something had happened between Indigo and me.Either he was waiting for me to spill, or he was just going to ask. He waited until the others were distracted before leaning closer.“You wa












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