LOGIN“I will use her to break him,” Damian said, his voice steady, eyes cold as steel.
“She is his weakness,” he continued, a bitter smile curling his lips. “Darius thinks he can win, keep his perfect image while I fade into his shadow. But I’ll make him fall, Marcus. I’ll take everything he loves.” Marcus nodded slowly. “Do you plan to start soon, sir?” Damian turned from the window, his silhouette sharp against the fading light. “Very soon. Let him enjoy his peace today. Tomorrow, I’ll remind him who the real Blackwood is.” … In the Garden The Blackwood mansion garden glowed under the warm sun. Birds chirped softly, and flowers swayed in the gentle breeze. Lena sat beside Grandmother Grace, whose serene expression belied a serious tone. Clara, the maid, stood nearby, ready to serve tea. “My dear,” Grace began, her voice soft but weighted, “the Blackwoods are not just wealthy. We are powerful… and power always carries darkness.” Lena listened, her hands clasped tightly in her lap. Grace continued, “You’ve seen how different Damian and Darius are. One carries love, the other pride. Their father your late father-in-law tried to bridge their divide, but his death changed everything.” Lena frowned. “His death?” Grace nodded, her eyes distant. “They called it an accident a fire at the old factory. But I’ve lived long enough to know the Blackwoods’ enemies weren’t the only ones to blame.” A chill ran through Lena. “You mean…?” Grace sighed. “Some truths wait for time to reveal them. But beware, child evil often hides behind charm. Trust only the one who calms your heart.” Clara poured tea, her hand brushing Lena’s shoulder. “You’re safe, my lady. Just breathe,” she whispered. Grace smiled faintly. “Clara is a good girl. Keep her close. The storm in this house is just beginning.” Lena nodded, her voice soft. “Thank you, Grandmother.” … Evening at the Mansion Dark clouds gathered over the Blackwood estate, thunder rumbling faintly. A black car pulled up, and Damian stepped out, clutching a small black box. His face was unreadable. Clara, passing through the hall, greeted him. “Good evening, sir.” He ignored her, his footsteps echoing on the marble as he strode past. A quiet unease stirred in Clara’s chest as she watched him go. Damian entered Lena’s room silently. The air was soft, scented with roses. He placed the black box on her bed, opened it, and left a note inside: “Get ready for me tonight.” A flicker of cruel satisfaction crossed his eyes before he closed the lid halfway and left. … Night fell, and Lena returned from the garden, weary. Clara walked beside her, adjusting the shawl around her shoulders. “You should rest, my lady,” Clara said gently. “It’s been a long day.” “I will,” Lena replied, offering a tired smile. “Thank you, Clara.” Clara bowed and left. Lena opened her bedroom door and froze. A black box sat on her bed, stark against the white sheets. The air felt heavy, oppressive. Her hands trembled as she approached. She lifted the lid slightly and gasped. Inside were instruments an anal plug, belts, chains and the note: “Get ready for me tonight.” Her chest tightened, lips quivering. She sank to the floor, tears spilling silently. Why was this happening? Why did Damian hate her? She thought of Darius his calm eyes, his gentle voice, the only light in this nightmare. Her tears dried, but the note remained, a looming threat. … Across the city, Darius sat in his office at Velvet Crown, reviewing design files with his assistant, Ethan. “Sir,” Ethan said, “the Paris contract is finalized. Shipments start next week.” Darius nodded. “Good. Thank you, Ethan.” He rubbed his temples, his mind elsewhere. Something felt wrong, a heaviness he couldn’t shake. Ethan hesitated. “Sir, I can handle the rest tonight. You should rest.” Darius managed a small smile. “Thank you, Ethan.” He packed his files, the unease growing stronger. … At midnight, the mansion was dim, the silence broken by heavy footsteps. Damian, in a black coat, approached Lena’s room. His face was cold, half-lit by the hallway’s glow. He paused at her door. “Let’s begin,” he whispered, pushing it open and locking it with a click. Lena sat on the bed in a thin nightgown, clutching the sheets, her face pale. Damian’s boots thudded as he crossed the room. He grabbed her chin roughly. “You’re my fucktoy tonight, slut,” he growled. She tried to pull away, but his nails dug in, drawing a faint taste of blood from her bitten lip. He shoved her onto the bed, her nightgown riding up. Climbing on top, he pinned her, kissing her harshly, his whiskey-tainted tongue forcing deep as he ground his hardening cock against her. Her hands pushed weakly at his chest. From the box, he pulled nipple clamps, their chain glinting. He tore her nightgown open, buttons scattering, and clamped them onto her hardened nipples, tightening until she gasped in pain. He smirked, yanking the chain to make her arch, then bit her neck, leaving dark hickeys. Forcing her thighs apart, he bruised her skin. Ripping off her panties, he exposed her dry pussy. He grabbed a vibrating bullet, pressing it hard against her clit on high. She flinched, the intense buzz mixing pain with unwanted sensation. “Stop,” she whispered. He ignored her, sliding two rough fingers into her, pumping to force wetness. Stripping, his thick, veined cock stood rigid, pre-cum beading. He snapped a leather cock ring around the base, making it bulge harder. Flipping her onto her stomach, he spat on her slit, rubbing his cock along it. He thrust in halfway, stretching her painfully, then slammed in fully, the bullet still buzzing, his balls slapping her clit. He fucked her roughly, the bed creaking. “Take my fat cock, whore,” he snarled, yanking her hair. From the box, he grabbed an anal plug, lubing it with her juices and pushing it into her tight asshole. She yelped as it popped in, the fullness overwhelming. He pounded harder, hitting her cervix, tugging the clamp chain to make her scream. He grabbed a leather paddle, smacking her ass, leaving red welts. “Scream for my dick, bitch.” Flipping her onto her back, he spread her legs wide, thrusting deeper, the cock ring stretching her further. He fastened a leather collar around her throat, tugging it to choke her lightly. Her breaths rasped as he twisted a clamped nipple, pain shooting through her. Her screams filled the room, raw and desperate. “Ahh! Stop!” He only fucked harder, smiling cruelly. … Damian was in his home office when a piercing scream reached him. Guilt flooded his chest. He ran to Lena’s room, banging on the door. “Lena! Damian!” Creaks and whimpers came from inside. He kicked the door open, the lock splintering. He froze. Damian was naked, his cock buried in Lena’s stretched pussy, thrusting brutally. Her face was red, tears streaming, nipple clamps glinting, collar tight. Her breasts bounced with each slam, the anal plug’s base visible. Damian grinned. “Watch me wreck her cunt, brother.” He lifted her legs over his shoulders, plunging deeper, her pussy gripping his shaft, juices and pre-cum frothing. He pressed the bullet harder against her clit, making her flinch. Darius’s fists clenched, heart twisting. He loved her, but Damian’s armed men outside kept him rooted. Damian grabbed a riding crop, snapping it across her thighs, leaving red stripes. He cuffed her wrists, chaining them to the headboard, and bit her breast, drawing blood. She cried hoarsely. “See her slutty hole take it?” Damian taunted. He flipped her sideways, spooning behind, guiding his cock back in. He pushed the plug deeper, her body trembling. “You’re ruining her,” Darius said, throat dry. “That’s the fucking point,” Damian laughed. He fucked faster, wet squelches loud, her cries mixing with moans. Her pussy spasmed as he slapped her clit with the crop. He grunted, cumming hard, thick spurts flooding her, leaking down her thighs. He kept thrusting, churning the mess. Pulling out, her pussy gaped, red and slick. He stood, smirking at Darius. “Fuck the sloppy seconds later.” Grabbing his clothes, he left. Darius rushed to Lena, unchaining her wrists, removing the clamps and collar, and covering her with a blanket. “I’m sorry,” he whispered, holding her trembling hand. Her red eyes met his, squeezing weakly. Guilt crushed him. “I need to do something,” he said, resolve hardening.“I need to focus on proving to the board that I made the right investments,” Darius muttered, frustration heavy in his tone.Papers covered his entire desk figures, proposals, receipts, and reports scattered in uneven stacks. He had been awake since dawn, double-checking numbers and rewriting explanations he had already gone through a dozen times.He rubbed his forehead and sighed. “There’s no room for distractions right now.”To be honest, Lena was the last thing on his mind. He cared more than he wanted to admit but work had taken over completely, pushing everything else to the side. He didn’t even notice that he had not spoken to her properly in days....The next morning, Lena stood in front of her mirror as Clara fastened the back of her simple but elegant dress.“You look calm,” Clara said, smoothing the fabric. “But I know you’re nervous.”“I’m excited… and worried,” Lena replied quietly. “But mostly excited. Today means a lot.”“It will go well,” Clara assured her. “Volkov doe
Lena stood still at the top of the staircase, her breath caught in her chest.“Darius…?” she whispered.And there he was.Tall, calm, unreadable as always. His dark eyes moved from her face to Daniel and back again, quietly searching for answers she wasn’t ready to give.Daniel stepped back the moment he recognized him, lowering his head respectfully.“Sir.”But Lena didn’t move. Her chest tightened with all the things she had wanted to say for days… and all the things she had tried so hard not to feel.Darius looked at her carefully. “Are you alright?”Lena forced a nod. “Yes.”Her voice came out softer than she intended. She cleared her throat. “I’m fine.”He stepped closer, the distance between them shrinking by slow, steady inches. His eyes stayed on her, warm but guarded.“You look shaken,” he said.She looked away quickly. “I’m just tired. That’s all.”That wasn’t the truth and they both knew it.Darius studied her a little longer. “You’ve been avoiding me.”“I haven’t,” she rep
“Lena… stay calm,” Daniel whispered, pressing his hand gently against her arm. His voice was steady, but she could feel the tension in his grip.“I… I can’t believe this,” Lena murmured, her eyes darting toward the door as the handle slowly turned. Her heart pounded against her ribs.Daniel motioned for her to crouch behind the large armchair near the wall. “No sudden moves. Whoever this is, they’re dangerous, but they don’t know we’re aware yet.”Lena pressed herself against the furniture, trying to control the tremble in her legs. “It’s… it’s Grandma. They want her gone because of me,” she whispered, more to herself than to Daniel.Daniel’s jaw tightened. “Exactly. That’s why we can’t rush. If they realize we know, they’ll move faster. And Grandma… she’s our priority.”The footsteps outside slowed, then paused. A shadow fell across the doorway. Lena could see just the tip of polished shoes and the hem of a dark uniform someone moving with purpose.Daniel tilted his head. “Listen car
“Don’t scream.”The voice was low, familiar, and close enough that Lena felt the warm breath near her ear.She froze, unable to move or speak.“It’s me,” the voice repeated quietly.Lena slowly turned her head and found Daniel, one of the senior guards, standing behind her. His face was tense, his eyes sharp.She let out a shaky breath. “You scared me.”“You shouldn’t be here,” Daniel whispered.“I heard something,” Lena whispered back. “Someone is inside that room. Someone is talking.”Daniel looked past her shoulder toward the unused room. “I know. I’ve been trying to get closer without being noticed.”Lena’s eyes widened. “So you heard it too?”Daniel nodded once. “Enough to know something is wrong.”They both turned their heads slightly toward the doorway.The voice inside the room continued speaking low, calm, but serious. Lena couldn’t make out the words from this distance.Daniel leaned closer. “Stay behind me.”“I’m not going anywhere,” she replied.He hesitated but didn’t arg
“Grandma, wait” she finally managed to say.Her voice came out soft but firm enough for Grandma Grace to pause. The old woman looked up, a little confused, but she set the cup down gently.“Is something wrong, dear?” Grandma asked.Lena swallowed. She didn’t want to sound paranoid. She had no proof that anything was wrong with the tea. All she had were whispers she heard in the unused room earlier. Words about a “portion” that “works like fire.” Words that wouldn’t leave her head.“I… I think you should drink water instead,” Lena said carefully.Grandma Grace raised her brows, waiting for an explanation.Lena forced a small smile. “I don’t trust anything coming out of that kitchen right now. With all the noise earlier, the maids were scattered. Someone could have mixed things up.”It wasn’t the complete truth, but it wasn’t a lie either.Grandma nodded slowly. “Ah. I understand. I’ll wait.”Relief washed through Lena’s body. She hadn’t realized how tightly she had been holding her bre
The sound came first as a distant echo one loud bang, then another.Lena froze in her tracks. She was still with Grandma Grace, who had been telling her stories about her late husband when the noise grew louder.“What is that?” Grandma Grace asked, her voice trembling slightly.“I don’t know,” Lena said, standing quickly.Then came the panic. The shouts of maids filled the hallway. Doors slammed, footsteps rushed. Someone screamed from the corridor, “They’re breaking in! Armed men!”Lena’s heart jumped. She hurried to the window and pushed the curtain aside. From the second floor, she could see the front yard a group of masked men were running around, firing shots in the air. The security guards at the gate were shouting and taking cover.“Grandma, stay back,” Lena said, turning to pull her away from the window. The old woman’s hands shook as she held onto the armrest of her chair.“What is happening, my dear?”“I don’t know,” Lena replied, her voice low. “But please, stay calm. I’ll







