LOGINA night of heartbreak. A stranger in the dark. A secret that will change everything. When Tilda Grant discovers she was pregnant, her life became in danger. Tilda had already lost everything to her husband, James. James had secretly divorced her and was having a secret affair with her half-sister, Kristie. Tilda was devastated and the night she got drunk, she ended up on the bed of a stranger. She flee, and five years later, she returns, a determined single mother of quadruplets, ready to rebuild her life and uncover the pressing secret of the paternity of her kids. She never expected to cross paths with Oscar Gray, a cold yet dangerously captivating businessman—nor did she know he was connected to her past in ways she couldn't imagine. Oscar Gray must honor his grandfather, and make Tilda his wife. Just as Tilda begins to open her heart again, James resurfaces, claiming the children as his own. In a dramatic twist, Tilda discovers that Oscar Gray is the stranger from that night. Now, caught between two powerful men—one who deceived her, and one who unknowingly changed her life—Tilda must fight for her family, her love, and the truth. Will she trust Oscar, the man who was always meant to be hers? Or will James steal her future just as he stole her past?
View MoreTILDAIt was already very late when the first knock came. Faint, yet firm. Enough to snap me and Miranda from the light, anxious sleep we had fallen into.The second knock jolted the kids awake.Diamond sat up first. “Who’s that?” Her voice trembled, barely a whisper, but still too loud for comfort.“Diamond, keep your voice down,” Miranda warned, eyes darting toward the door.I placed a finger to my lips and turned to the children. “No one speaks. Not a word,” I whispered.Diamond clutched my arm tightly. “Mom, is it them again?”Her words stabbed me. The kids hadn’t recovered from hiding in the roof earlier today. The heat, the fear, the confusion, they were still shaken. We all were.Another knock came. Firmer. More persistent.“I’ll go,” Dylan said, rising. “It’s my duty to protect the women.”My heart squeezed. “No,” I said quickly, grabbing his arm. “You’re a child, Dylan.”“But I’m the man here,” he argued, jaw set.Before I could get another word in, Dixon stood as well, suppo
THIRD PERSONOscar slipped his phone back into his pocket, eyes narrowing briefly before he smoothed his face into an easy expression. Whatever Sam had texted could wait. It had to wait.The last thing he needed tonight was to raise suspicion or let anyone, especially Ava see just how closely he’d been watching that car.Ava, as if sensing his retreat, leaned in and nudged him gently with her shoulder. “If you keep brooding over that phone, you’ll miss Gerald’s proposal.”Gerald, who had just taken a sip of his wine, coughed. “Proposal? We haven’t even set a date yet.”Oscar chuckled, picking up his drink. “Exactly why I was going to ask. When’s the big day?”Benita smiled graciously, but Gerald let out a half-hearted groan. “We’re still working things out. Work’s been crazy, and you know how planning gets.”Ava clasped her hands dramatically. “You men and your excuses. Gerald, you should propose already. Benita is obviously a catch.” She turned swiftly to her cousin. “And Wilson, you
OSCARI leaned back in my chair, fingers brushing over the edge of a printed document I was no longer reading. The office was quieter than usual—most of the staff had gone home hours ago, and only the low hum of the air conditioning punctuated the silence.I wasn’t expecting company, so the soft knock on the door pulled my gaze upward.Ava stepped in.“I thought I told you not to come,” I said, adjusting my posture as she walked toward me.“You did,” she replied calmly, settling herself into the seat opposite me. “But you also said you’d pick me up for tonight. So I came instead. Don’t worry, I won’t distract you.”I regarded her briefly. Always composed, always well-dressed. Ava didn’t nag, didn’t complain, and didn’t try too hard. It was easy to let her linger.I sighed and nodded slightly, refocusing on the files before me. “Fine. I’ll try not to take too long.”Ava offered a soft smile but said nothing. She simply sat and watched, legs crossed, arms folded loosely. Her presence wa
JAMESMegan’s voice still rang in my head as I stood on the other side of the door, gripping the keys until they bit into my palm.“…be prepared to lose everything. Not just them, but yourself too.”The kids, together with Shantel, meant the whole world to me. I love them as much as I love Shantel.And still, Megan didn’t stop. Her tongue was a blade, and she swung it without mercy. “I know men like you, James. All bark, no backbone. You’ll sell anyone for a little power.”I clenched my jaw and looked away.Then Kristie’s voice interrupted the storm. Soft, distracted, coming from the stairs. “Mom, what’s going on?” she asked as she descended with Shantel in her arms.The second Shantel spotted me, her eyes lit up.“Daddy!” she squealed, wriggling down from Kristie’s arms and bolting toward me. She crashed into my legs and hugged me tightly, her small hands holding onto me like I was her whole world.“You’ve been so busy these days,” she pouted, pulling back to look up at me. “I missed






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