LOGIN“How could you do this to me, I'm your wife,” Sylvie cried out. “You were never my wife, just a means to an end,” Logan said to Sylvie without so much as a glance at her as he smoothed his lover before her face. Those words felt like cold air as Sylvie watched Logan. Sylvie Rhodes, a stunning and brilliant surgeon, is forced into a scorching hot but loveless marriage with highschool crush Logan Benson, a ruthless and arrogant billionaire in order to save her surgical residency and family’s hospital. Saving her family’s hospital wasn’t the only thing Sylvie was made to do. She was assigned to treat a patient, who unknown to her is her husband, Logan’s girlfriend. What happens when Sylvie finds out about her family and Logan’s betrayal then disappears? Will she return a changed woman ready to let the world know she is in control or will she allow herself to be trampled on? Will Logan realise he is in love with Sylvie and fight for her love. With betrayal, hidden secrets, steamy encounters, love and revenge, will Logan reclaim Sylvie's love again?
View MoreSylvia The air inside the great cathedral was different from the air outside. Outside, the city was a rush of sirens, traffic, and the relentless pulse of industry. But inside, the air was heavy and sweet with the scent of a thousand white roses. The soft, melodic swell of a string quartet vibrated through the ancient stone floor, the music rising toward the vaulted ceilings like a prayer.As the grand mahogany doors at the back of the cathedral swung open, the entire room stood in a single, silent wave of hushed reverence.I stood at the threshold, my breath catching in my throat. I walked down the long, silk-lined aisle, my hand resting on the arm of a tearful Victor. He had stepped in as my representative, the brother I had chosen when my own family had turned to ash. I could feel him trembling slightly, his pride radiating off him in waves. But as I walked, the faces of the hundreds of guests, the doctors I led, the board members I had battled, the friends who had stayed, blurred
Sylvia The morning sun didn't just rise over the city; it seemed to celebrate, pouring through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the penthouse in a cascade of liquid gold. The light hit the ivory silk of my wedding gown, creating a soft, ethereal glow that made the fabric look as if it were woven from moonlight.I stood perfectly still before the three-way mirror, staring at a woman I barely recognized. For years, I had seen a woman of war in my reflection, someone with tired eyes, a sharp jaw set in defiance, and a heart guarded by layers of steel. I had been the "Chief of Surgery," the "Rhodes Heiress," and the "Survivor." But today, the lace of the heavy sleeves hugged my arms with a gentle grace. My hair was swept up in an intricate web of braids and curls, held in place by a vintage diamond comb that had once belonged to a grandmother I only knew through stories.I didn't look hardened. I didn't look like I had spent nights in a freezing cellar or days fighting a board of director
SylviaThe evening neared its peak as the formal speeches began, a transition from the fluid movement of the gala to the gravity of our mission. I stood on the small, glass-bottomed stage, suspended over a reflecting pool that mirrored the starlight from the dome above. Looking out at the hundreds of people, heads of state, visionaries, and survivors, I felt the weight of their gaze, but it no longer felt like a burden. It felt like a shared pulse.I was mid-sentence, articulating the strategic importance of our new accessible maternal health initiative in Southeast Asia, when the heavy mahogany doors at the far back of the atrium swung open with a resounding, echoes-through-the-rafters thud.The room went instantly, unnervingly silent. My security team, a group of elite professionals who lived on a hair-trigger, tensed in unison, their hands drifting toward their jackets. Logan was at my side in a fraction of a second, his body instinctively shielding mine, the "Lion" surfacing in hi
Sylvia The gala was held in the new atrium, a space designed to feel like a cathedral of light, a secular temple dedicated to the future of the human spirit. The ceiling was a massive geodesic dome of smart-glass that adjusted its tint in real-time to match the intensity of the stars above, creating the illusion that the ballroom was floating in the center of the cosmos. Below, the air was filled with a low, sophisticated hum of conversation, a rare, potent mix of world-class surgeons in silk tuxedos, brilliant software engineers in stylishly rumpled suits, and the world’s most influential philanthropists.As I moved through the crowd, nodding to heads of state and shaking hands with Nobel laureates, I felt a familiar, grounding presence behind me. Without a word being spoken, a hand slid into mine. The grip was firm, warm, and possessed a slight tremor of strength that I had come to rely on more than oxygen itself.I didn't have to look to know it was Logan.When I did turn, he was
Sylvia By the end of the second month, the atmosphere in the room, and the very air I breathed, finally began to change. The "High Risk" signs on the door, those glaring red-and-white warnings that had served as a constant reminder of our fragility, were taken down. My lab results had finally plat
Sylvia The relief of the sentencing had lasted exactly forty-eight hours. It was a fragile, crystalline peace that shattered with the suddenness of a gunshot in a library.I was resting, propped up by a mountain of pillows, watching the sunset paint the city skyline in shades of bruised purple, pi
Sylvia The transition was jarring, a blur of high-octane rescue that felt like being pulled through a wormhole. One moment, we were huddled in the dim, flickering light of a rural hospital that smelled of floor wax and desperation; the next, we were being airlifted back to the city in a private me
Sylvia By the second day, the sheer volume of resources Logan had thrown at the problem began to manifest as a physical force. The hospital suite didn’t look like a place of healing anymore; it looked like a command center.Black fiber-optic cables snaked across the expensive linoleum, feeding int


















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