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Aurelia's POV:
I slowly let my lids open. Jeez, I was sore all over. I looked around. What the fuck? This isn't my room! And what's more—a muscular blonde was sharing the bed with me. NAKED!! My thoughts were hazy, but I didn’t wait for the realization of what had happened, why I was naked in bed with a man I barely recognized, in a room that was so unfamiliar, to come back to me. I gently, yet hastily, got out of the king-sized bed, picked up some clothes I recognized as my own lying carelessly on the floor, grabbed my phone from a nearby dresser, and went into the suite's bathroom, barely sparing the blonde—who seemed to be enjoying his sleep—a look. I threw on my clothes and tried to get an idea of where I was using my phone's GPS. A five-star hotel in the heart of Los Angeles. With the map, I realized I was thirty minutes away from my apartment. Noah's POV I woke up feeling absolutely amazing. Last night was one hell of a night. I didn’t remember much—I’d been tipsy—but one thing was certain: I had a damn good fuck. Who would’ve thought a virgin could be that good? And seriously, what kind of escort is a virgin? It didn’t really matter now. I’d paid a fortune to the agency to keep my identity anonymous and deliver a hot escort, to the point where I’d almost thought it was a scam. It had seemed too good to be true. But damn, she had topped the charts as the best I’d ever had. I looked around and realized the escort wasn’t in the room anymore. I didn’t care much—most of them were like that. They always left before dawn, either to protect their identities or to get away with whatever they’d managed to steal from me: wristwatches, cash, and other petty items. I hadn’t expected her to leave so early, though, especially after how she’d been begging for more last night. She’d been moaning loudly, calling me "daddy," as I thrust as deep as I could into her. To be honest, she didn’t seem like an escort. There was something too sophisticated about her—a bit of elegance, even in her drunken state. She didn’t fit the typical profile. I licked my lips at the memory of how good I’d felt, the way her body had responded to me. Whatever her story was, it didn’t matter. She’d given me a night to remember. AURELIA'S POV I got out of the bathroom, dripping wet and still in the gold dress. My throat was parched as hell, so I went to grab a drink. As I picked up a cup to pour myself some water, fragments of memories started coming back to me. I remembered downing a shot of alcohol while laughing. Elan my boyfriend was there. We were in a bustling place—like a party or something. I must have stopped after a shot or two because I knew how lightheaded I could get. I never drank too much when I was out with Elan or my friends. Another memory flashed, accompanied by a terrible headache—a hangover. I remembered moaning loudly as my breasts were being squeezed. I couldn’t quite see who it was. The background was blurry, maybe a bit dark, but I was sure it was Elan. We’d done stuff like this a couple of times, and I knew exactly how it felt. Then the memories stopped coming. I tried to coax them back, but nothing came. In fact, I was only adding to my headache. If I was with Elan yesterday, then how the fuck did I end up naked in a blonde man’s bed? The fact that I couldn’t remember more made me even angrier. The only person who could really jog my memory was Elan, but with so many missed calls from him on my phone, how was I supposed to explain waking up in bed with another man? If there was one thing I knew about Elan, it was that he was insanely jealous. Anything to jog my memory would do wonders right now. I felt a bit cold and glanced down at the skimpy dress I was still wearing. It showed a lot of skin. I remembered putting it on the day before, along with my makeup and styled hair, but my memories stopped there. I grabbed my phone and went straight to my chat with Elan to see if our conversations could give me any clues about where we’d been last night. His last message, sent this morning, had crying and kissing emojis. What did he even mean by that text? I knew Elan didn’t use emojis very often, but when he did, he really meant something and was trying to pass on his emotions. Just then, another message popped in from him: Where were you yesterday, babes? You didn’t check in at the hotel last night—why? I’m so sorry about yesterday, babe. I’m currently busy right now, so I can’t come over as promised, but you can drop by mine. (love emoji) His texts only made me more confused. I scrolled down to our recent chats hoping to find something that would give me a clue about last night. I'm close. Be down in 5 babes! I scrolled downwards again I chose and pre-ordered the gold dress already, it should be delivered soon. It was obvious we'd gone out together, but where the hell did we go??I still remember the moment I realized whose room it was.,that day when I was being chased by those crazed high teenagers.I’d stumbled backward, barely catching myself, my lungs burning, my heart beating so hard it felt bruised. The door was already open. I’d seen it swing wider as I fell in, seen the shadow of Noah Wellington at the edge of my vision, seen him glance past me and catch sight of the teenagers disappearing down the corridor.My brain hadn’t caught up yet.“Stay here,” he said sharply, already moving.He stepped out into the hallway, barefoot, and for a split second I watched him from behind, watched him scan the empty passage like he might actually go after them. But they were gone. Whoever they were, whatever they’d been on, they’d vanished.He came back in, shut the door, and turned to me.That’s when it hit me.Noah.My boss.And I was standing in his room.I tried to explain. I swear I did. My mouth opened, but nothing sensible came out. My tongue felt thick, usele
For a second, I thought I’d misheard her.The room felt too quiet, like all the sound had been sucked out of it. I stared at her, my brain refusing to cooperate.“What baby?” I repeated, slower this time, like saying it differently might change the meaning.The doctor didn’t look surprised. If anything, she looked careful. She folded her hands on the desk and leaned forward slightly.“You’re pregnant,” she said gently.The word hit me wrong. Not sharp. Not explosive. Just heavy. Like it landed somewhere deep in my chest and refused to move.“That’s not possible,” I said immediately. Too fast. Too certain.She nodded, like she’d expected that response. “We haven’t done an ultrasound yet,” she explained calmly. “But your blood work is very clear. Your hormone levels are consistent with early pregnancy. Combined with your fainting, the nausea noted that night, the fatigue, and the stress your body’s been under—it lines up.”I felt dizzy again.Early pregnancy.I shook my head, trying to
AURELIA’S POVOnce I was inside the car and the door shut behind me, my thoughts finally caught up with me.Why was he acting like that?Cold. Distant. Like whatever happened between us hadn’t even existed. Like last night was something he could just lock away and move on from. The more I thought about it, the tighter my chest felt.And then there was what he said about the hospital.The hospital wants to see you privately.Why?For what reason?What could they possibly want from me?The questions piled up fast, each one heavier than the last, until my head felt crowded with them. I stared out the window, not really seeing anything, just replaying his tone, his expression, the way he wouldn’t meet my eyes.My phone vibrated in my hand.I looked down.A message from Noah.Just an address. No explanation. No greeting. Nothing else.That somehow hurt more than it should have.I stared at the screen for a few seconds, then locked it, my curiosity already burning. Whatever this was, I need
Noah’s POVThe previous night,The switch in her caught me off guard.One second she was right there with me, open, warm, completely present. The next, it was like something slammed shut behind her eyes. I saw it the moment she stepped back. Not anger. Not disgust. Fear. Or maybe doubt. And that scared the hell out of me more than anything else could have.She turned toward the door, and my body reacted before my head could catch up. I wanted to move. I wanted to cross the room in two strides, plant my hand on the door, box her in, make her look at me. Really look at me.I wanted to tell her to look me in the eyes and say she didn’t feel what I felt.To tell me this was nothing.That it didn’t mean anything to her.Because once she walked out that door, I knew it. Whatever this was, whatever almost happened, it wouldn’t exist again in the same way. There would be no rewinding it. No pretending we didn’t cross a line we both saw coming.But then the other thought hit me. Hard.What if I
I didn’t even remember how I ended up in bed. The last clear memory I had was leaning against my bedroom door, trying to breathe, trying to steady myself after everything that happened downstairs.Maybe I crawled into bed at some point. Maybe my body just shut down and carried me there on autopilot. All I knew was that I’d been exhausted before, but nothing compared to how drained I felt after last night.My one-week break from work was still valid, so at least I wouldn’t have to drag myself into the office. But that didn’t solve the bigger problem: I was still in Noah’s house.I lay there for a while, staring at the ceiling, replaying every moment from the night before. Every look, every near-touch, every line I almost crossed.How on earth was I supposed to face him after that?I didn’t even trust myself enough to stay under the same roof with him.My mind wandered to where he might be right now. Was he awake? Was he thinking about it too? Or had he already buried the whole moment l
Aurelia’s chest heaved as she stepped back, trying to put space between them, but the heat of him still lingered, crawling along her skin like a stubborn shadow. She wanted him. God, she wanted him. Every nerve in her body was screaming for it. Every pulse, every shiver, every instinct begged her to melt back into him.But her brain… her brain was screaming louder.She wasn’t scared of Noah. Not really. She had no fear of him as a man—he was no stranger, no predator. It wasn’t that. It was the logic buried beneath the want.Even if her body begged for it, her mind knew this wasn’t right.She thought about the night with the blonde. The drugs, the confusion, the haze that made her forget her own boundaries. That was one thing—she hadn’t known, hadn’t been fully herself. This… this was different. She was awake, aware, and every thought screamed caution.She wasn’t the kind of woman who did one-night stands. She hadn’t ever been. And this—whatever it was with Noah—it was building into so







