FAZER LOGINChase Olympus.
February 5th. Thursday. Morning. It’s barely five a.m., and I’m already up. I’m done with my morning routine at the gym. Finished jerking iron. Legs screaming from the workout. Sweat cooling on my skin as I head back toward my room. “Sir. Your father has been calling all night.” The voice comes from behind me as I mount the spiral staircase of my apartment. I halt mid step and turn. Cameo steps forward, extending the house phone. I take it. “Hello, Dad.” “Where have you been?” He snaps immediately. “I’ve been calling you nonstop.” I descend the stairs again, slowly. Steps measured. “And good morning to you too, Dad.” I drawl. “Don’t play smug with me, Chase. Where were you yesterday evening? I was calling you. One of your men said you were busy with some gala.” I inhale, pinching the bridge of my nose as I move toward the floor-to-ceiling windows of my penthouse. “I was at a gala,” I say smoothly. Memory surges. Women clinging, men posturing, everyone desperate to be seen beside Chase Olympus of Mount Olympus Bank. None of it mattered. Not one fucking bit. All that mattered was the order. Take the girl. “Davenport is dead, Chase,” Dad says, dragging me back to the present. “The report reached me hours ago. The girls in his fucking brothel are accounted for, every single one. Except one girl. Our boys in the police say the others were released to some rehab facility.” A pause. “But Salt. Salt isn’t there.” Dad adds, frantically. Lucy. Not Salt. I mentally correct. I hate that name Salt. It doesn’t suit her. I school my expression, even though all I want right now is to go upstairs and sink my cock inside her again. “What do we tell our clients?” Dad asks sharply. Silence follows. Then Dad's heavy breathing, a contrast to my calmness. “We tell them the girl died,” I reply. Voice cold. Controlled. “And risk our reputation? We took payment...” “Then we kill them.” I interrupt. “Silence them before they start making demands.” Silence stretches across the line. “No,” he finally says. “I don’t want that. We’ll keep searching. The girl might turn up.” The call ends. The last words don't bother me. He would never find her. No one will. I lower the phone and stare out at the city as dawn slowly creeps across the skyline. “Sir?” Cameo says, stepping forward to retrieve the phone. “Make sure my father never finds out about the girl.” I order quietly. “If any man is too weak to obey me, shoot him.” “Yes, sir.” I turn and take the stairs two at a time. The moment I enter my bedroom, the scent hits me. Strawberry. Cinnamon. The body wash I used on Salt last night, after I took her again. She’s asleep on my bed. So still. So deceptively innocent. Her tanned skin glows against the sheets. Her breasts are heavy, barely covered. Her long dark hair that spill over the pillow. I slide under the covers beside her. Watching her, intensely. Like a man starved. Last night crashes back. The way she struggled against me. Fought me. Restrained herself. Then the way she finally let go. Screamed my name, the way her body opened for me, the way she came apart. My cock hardens instantly. Why? God this isn't the first time I'm having a woman. So why is this different? Why her? What makes her different? Why do I currently risk everything? I strip off my joggers and slip my hands between her thighs, parting her slowly. My fingers slide into her warmth. Coaxing. Circling. “Mmm…” She moans sleeply, hips rocking instinctively as I rub her clit faster. She spreads her legs wider for me. I reach for a condom on the nightstand, roll it on, and position myself between her thighs. Her eyes snap open. Confusion. Shock. Then something darker. Maybe fear, memory. “Chase…” She gasps in horror. She tries to struggle. Tries to run from under me. But I pin her down with my weight. I stare at her, deeply. Then slowly, I lean closer. Testing. Watching her. "Do you want me to stop?" I ask her, quietly. I'm reluctantly giving her a choice. She hesitates. "Do you want me to stop?" I ask again.. "I'm scared to answer that..." She says weakly. Her eyes suddenly pool with tears. My gaze on her softens. "Scared? Why?" I ask her. She hesitates again. "I'm scared you will hurt me like you did Davenport and that security guard." She mutters. I still, my eyes searching hers. Memory flashes of last night. The news of my men taking down the security guard. But instead of responding to her, I hold her gaze and I push inside her slowly. “Ah...” I groan as her heat swallows me. Relief and pleasure slam into me at once. Hearing my name on her lips, it feeds something dark and possessive in me. “Move for me, Kitten,” I murmur. “Circle your hips.” She hesitates a bit. Then reluctantly shuts her eyes, arches closer. Her hips roll clumsily, dragging me with her, squeezing me tight. I lift her hips, spread her wider. Guide her. And hit her at an angle that makes her cry out. That makes her finally move in sync with me. Her nails rake my bare back as I thrust harder. Faster. She takes it. All of it. Her walls stretching, soaking me. Then she looks at me. And I see it. Doubt. Hurt. Betrayal. Her body stiffens. I lean down and kiss her softly, sliding my fingers between us, coaxing her open again. She yields. “That’s it, Kitten.” I mutter against her skin, sucking hard on her nipples. “Cum for me.” She shudders. “Ahhh!” She cries out. And I explode, my groan torn from my chest as I kiss her, hard. When our breathing finally slows, I gently rise from the bed. I cross to the mirror, grab the envelope waiting there. “Why are you doing this to me?” Her voice stops me. I turn. She’s sitting upright against the headboard, tears streaking her face. “Why did you bring me here against my will?” She cries. “If you wanted sex, Davenport would’ve allowed it. But not this. Not abducting me. Not using me for free.” My jaw tightens. For free? I don't like those words. I walk back to the bed and extend the envelope to her. “Read this.” She stares at it but doesn’t take it. “Trust me,” I say quietly. “It’ll help ease you.” I set the envelope on the bed between us. Then I turn and head toward the shower. Behind me, Lucy's sharp inhale. Then a sharp shriek, accompanied by the soft rustle of paper being opened, filling the air.Lucy.Mason & Ted Law Firm, New York. Monday, 19th December, 2033. Seven years later…Morning.Walking briskly into the building, my high heels clicking loudly against the polished marble floors of the Mason & Ted building, I try to send some air into my lungs.Anxiety courses through me as I try to get to my desk in time.My phone rings in my purse for the hundredth time. But I don’t pick it. I don’t need to. I already know who is on the phone. One of my bosses.Mr Mason or his business partner, Mr Ted. I know because neither of them has allowed me a wink of rest all weekend.“Lucy, we got a call… A recommendation, if I must say.” Mr Mason said excitedly over a video call on Saturday.“We got some important work on Monday. And we want you to handle it.” Mr Ted jumped into the conversation.It was a conference video call. I was barely able to hold back my frown.“But, Sir… I already applied for days off from Monday and I am only waiting for an approval message from the department.” I
Lucy.Springfield University, Springfield, Massachusetts. Friday, 18th December. Months later…Noon.I’m seated outside the lunch hall, in my favourite spot.A beautiful, vine carved wood and stone gazebo, a few feet away from the lunch hall. It’s quiet here. Always quiet.No one ever likes to sit here because of the stories attached to the place.Stories of a girl who took her own life on this same spot. No one ever knew the reason she took her own life. She didn’t leave a note. All they saw in her hand when she was discovered was a medication ampoule meant to stop the heart.I’m eating my sandwich while finishing up my term paper. I have a few more minutes to write this before the lecture.“Make sure you all finish your term papers and submit them on Friday, the 18th.” Professor Walls announced loudly as his classes closed two weeks ago.I had two weeks to do this, and I was slacking. Actually, I had a reason to slack. The case study brought terrible memories.'Legal Battles Concern
Chase.Monday, 6th April. Next day.Later Noon.The rain pours heavily as I sit here in the cemetery, watching Mum’s tombstone.My eyes blur with the sheets of rain. My body is stained with splashed mud as I sit, my back propped against a tree.My beige trench coat is soaked to the last thread. The entire sky is dark. Grim. Just like the pain in my heart.Lucy’s words from last night come back to haunt me every time I try to find quietness in my heart.“It’s over…”“Ask him to leave!”Those words will never leave me.The hatred I saw in her eyes, I never thought I would see that in her. Not in a million years. And she did last night.After the nurse asked me to leave, I don’t know how I willed my legs out of that room. I don’t know how I got into an elevator and exited the hospital. I don’t know how I got home.All I know is that by the time I got home, I sank in the middle of my living room with such anguish. It tore through me. The weight of the truth crashed through me so hard that
Lucy.No… NO… No… No…“No, it can’t be…”Our baby. Our baby died.I press my palm to my lips. Tears fall freely. Sobs break out of me.Anguish crawls through me so aggressively that it hurts.“No… Our baby…”My lips tremble as I read the words again and again.'DNA positive match to Mr. Chase Olympus...'Blood rings inside my ears. I look up at him now. Pain lashes through me so hard that it hurts.He looks at me. Pain is in his eyes too. But he doesn’t reach for me. He doesn’t hold me. That hurts so much.And suddenly, I feel empty.“As we’re going to continue this relationship, we will ensure that you do not ever get pregnant again. Whatever the doctor advises, we follow it duly.” Chase speaks offhandedly.His tone is clipped. As if he’s making some business negotiation.I frown.My heart cracks. Everything is happening all at once.I press my hand to my belly. The thought of a baby once living in there. My baby. Our baby. Gone just like that.“Don’t ever get pregnant again. Is that
Chase. I know what’s in the folded paper. I memorized the words. They are the same words that have rung in my head like a relentless alarm for the past hour since I got the paper. Affection threatens to climb to the surface of the quiet rage and resentment that currently simmer in me. My hands itch to pull Lucy into my arms. To tell her how much I love her. To tell her how relieved I am to see her alive. Memories keep clawing back inside me. When I rushed Lucy into the hospital. When she was wheeled away from me. “Prepare the patient for surgery! She’s losing a lot of blood!” a doctor yelled. I rushed after them. “No, Sir!” One of my men’s hands held me back. “Let me go!” I struggled against his hold. “Sir… Stop! She’s out of our hands now. She needs the doctors. All we can do is pray.” He said firmly in my face. I twisted my gaze to him. His words sank inside me. “What’s in this paper, Chase?” Lucy’s voice penetrates that horrible memory now. I raise my gaze to her. “Wh
Lucy. St. Moore’s Hospital. New York. Sunday, 5th April. Two days later. Night. Voices whisper around me. Hushed voices. Or is it just my hearing? Oh God! Please don’t tell me I’m deaf. I try to pry my eyes open, but they’re too heavy. Flutter. Flutter. Flutter. Peek. The sting of light hits me. I hiss, recoil and try opening my eyes again. Tears leak from the corners. Finally, I can see something. Blurry, yes. But I can see. I shut my eyes again. “Shh… She’s finally waking up.” Mum? That’s Mum’s voice. Finally, I fully open my eyes. “Oh, Honey.” Mum’s crying voice comes, and her arms instantly crush me in a hug. “Ow…” “Careful… She’s still sore from the surgery.” Grandma’s cautioning voice comes. I manage to hold Mum. “Hi, Mum.” I kiss her neck. She presses several kisses to my head and cheeks, tears flooding her eyes. “Mum, you’re smothering me.” I protest playfully, breaking from the crushing embrace. “You see? You’re even smothering the gi
Chase. Upper Manhattan. Minette Restaurant. Later. Evening. “A good evening to you, Mr. Olympus. This way to your table, sir.” Rick, the manager, politely ushers Lucy and me toward our reserved table. My palm settles at the small of her back, guiding her forward. We pass rows of seated customer
Chase.Present day. Same night.I watch Lucy cry.My chest tightens, hard and viciously. A twisting ache clamps around my ribs and refuses to let go. She’s folded over the dining table, sitting upright but breaking apart. Her hands gripping her head like she can physically hold herself together. Sh
Lucy.Night.I sit alone at dinner.The food should taste really good in my mouth, but it doesn’t. My mind keeps going back to Dad. Keeps going back to our agreement. Now that Davenport is dead, word must have reached him. Would he have my mum hurt?"Oh God… please… he shouldn’t." A small cry esca
Chase. Sunday, 7th February. Next day. Morning. Lucy sleeps on the bed, and I sit here watching her, memorizing every breath she takes. The slow rise and fall of her chest. The way her body sprawls across the sheets, boneless with exhaustion. Daylight streams in through the naked floor-to-ceil







