LOGINSearching for a tiny pin in an ocean is equivalent to a waste of time, so is trying to find out who Nicholas Jager Khaid is. A simple and jovial billionaire CEO during the day and a Ruthless and Stoic Mafia boss during the night, using girls like he uses perfumes and disposing of the can. When his path crossed with Dalia Bluey, a virgin who sells aphrodisiacs in a club, he wants more than just a night of use and disposal but unknown to him that she's just a weak girl acting tough to survive. One night of pleasure turns her to his addiction but as the heir of the Jager Family, he has responsibilities to shoulder and enemies to tackle. He has to choose between making her tough or being her shield. But what happens when he finds out that Bluey is the rejected daughter of his rival in another Mafia clan and that they now want her back? Or when he finds out that she is pregnant with his child? And when his father order for the erasing of his memories so he can focus on the family's legacy? Will his Satera swim an ocean to be with her Khaid? Does love really not live to be achieved?
View MoreNepher's Residence The house was swallowed in a heavy, expensive silence when Nepher finally walked in. He was draped in a simple black tunic, his presence as dark as the fabric he wore. The tunic was stained with what looked like a splash of blood. His face was etched in a cold, impenetrable seriousness that made the air in the sitting room feel thin.Jane was sitting in a heap on the velvet couch, her frail frame nearly swallowed by the shadows. She wasn't fazed by the blood traces on his tunic. She had seen worse. She watched him advance, expecting a glance, a nod or anything. But Nepher moved with a singular focus, intending to pass her by as if she were just another piece of the high-end furniture."Welcome, Nepher," Jane whispered, her voice a brittle thread.He didn't stop. He only mumbled a low, unintelligible response, his boots clicking rhythmically against the marble as he headed for the stairs. He reached the foot of the staircase, his hand hovering over the railing, read
AnnaSage led the way into the doctor's office with an aura of sheer familiarity. The doctor’s office was a sanctuary of white marble, glass, and the faint, biting scent of antiseptic. It was too clean, too bright, and sleek. Anna concluded at that instance that he definitely has Obsessive Compulsive disorder with cleanliness considering how everything was in a specific pattern and position.The doctor, a man who looked like he’d never seen a day of stress in his life, stood up the moment we entered, his face lighting up with a level of cheerfulness that made me want to hit something."Counselor Sage! A pleasure as always," the doctor greeted, practically bowing.“Doctor Arthur, how have you been?”“I've been doing well. How about you?” Then he turned to me. “Good day ma'am. Please, have your seat”I sat in the leather chair, crossing my arms and scoffing. Sage’s urgency was ridiculous. I had told him a dozen times in the car that I was fine, that it was just exhaustion from dealing w
Jane sat propped up against the ornate mahogany headboard, her body wracked by a violent, hollow cough that seemed to shake her very soul. Each breath she took was a struggle. It was like a raspy whistle that echoed in the silent room. Her personal maid rushed in, face pale with worry, clutching a bottle of water and a crystal glass.She knelt by the bedside, her movements frantic as she poured the water. “Here is the water” Jane reached out, her hands shaking uncontrollably, the veins beneath her translucent skin appearing like thin, blue threads on old parchment. She took slow, painful gulps, the water barely soothing the raw heat in her throat.When she finished, she handed the cup back and sank deeper into the pillows. “Thank you” Her face was a shadow of its former regal self. Her cheekbones stood out sharply against her pale skin, and her eyes which were once sharp and commanding were now hollow and distant, clouded by a weariness that sleep couldn't fix. She looked like a mas
Jasmin's Apartment Jasmin sat perfectly still on the cushion, her eyes darting restlessly around the living room. She looked from the polished white walls to the stunted leg of the coffee table to the flat-screen television, then back to the gleaming kitchen counters. It was as if she were trying to anchor herself to the physical world to keep her thoughts from drifting back to the cargo hold of the plane.“A person was killed in your room? Like a thief? I knew that neighbourhood was not safe. Imagine if you had been at home. Oh gosh!” Jasmin facepalmed herself. “You're never stepping foot into that place again”Bluey looked at her with an innocent gaze. “It's not the room you know.” She hesitated before continuing. “It's my room in…Khaid's Residence” Finally, her gaze landed on Bluey who was standing rather meekly in front of her."You've been living with him?" Jasmin asked, her voice quiet but piercing.Bluey froze. She looked up slowly, offering a weak, lopsided smile. "Yes," she
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