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.Chase. 'And guess what? I loved killing him.' His words from moments ago echo in my ears. He loved killing my father? I stare at him. He returns my stare with a look I barely recognize. His eyes are murderous as he continues. "I wanted my own hidden stash, locked away in a bank somewhere as well. I wanted the best life as well. I wanted my own family." His voice darkens. "But most importantly, I wanted all my brother had. His life. Everything." He declares it coldly. I don't know how I manage to remain calm as I watch him. Though hot anger bristles inside me at his words, most of his words were already written in those papers. The journals from the Pharoah's father about his meeting with my biological father, Crane Olympus. One particular entry flashes through my mind now. 'Crane Olympus spoke to me for hours. Told me how his elder brother, Kane, envied him. Told me how he always eavesdropped on Kane, telling others how he wished he could have everything Crane had. Eve
Chase. Meanwhile. "Alright. Flag and restrict every activity carried out through the accounts of Mr Fitzgerald and his wife." My voice comes out tight and professional over the phone. My gaze stays fixed on the CCTV monitors, watching every activity inside and outside the house. I pinch the bridge of my nose between my thumb and index finger, trying to remain calm. Trying to remain steady. "Yes, Sir," my man responds. "But what about their daughter? Should we do the same to her?" he asks carefully. "No. The federal agent who called me moments ago didn't demand that. He was only specific about Mr and Mrs..." The door suddenly flies inward with a loud bang. And in walks the man of the fucking hour. So called Crane Olympus. "Where is that prick?!" His furious eyes sweep around the room until they finally land on me. The instant they do, I watch his expression darken into something even uglier. "Just handle Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald," I finish into the phone before hanging up. Sli
Lucy. Chase’s Residence, New York. Friday, 3rd April. Next day. Morning. “That was some delicious breakfast, Meera.” I say to Meera as I stand behind her in the kitchen. She stills in the middle of speaking to the maid, then turns to me, a warm smile on her face. “That’s fine, Ms Roshid.” She says warmly. “I needed to spoil you rotten with this new recipe that I got for breakfast. So I made it,” she says excitedly as she comes to stand in front of me. I smile, remembering how delicious the food tasted. “I didn’t even ask the name. I just dived into the food like a hungry bear.” I say as I help her reach for the glass cup in front of me that she has been trying to reach. “You shouldn’t do these chores, Miss.” She protests quietly as she receives the glass cup. There is no malice in her words. Only affection. “I have told you countless times. I and the other in house staff have got this.” She smiles as she crosses over to place the glass cup inside the cupboard. “Oh, I would alw
Tamara. Dale's Residence, New York. Thursday, 2nd of April. Three days later. Night. Dad asked us to meet here. "I have invited Olympus to the meeting as well. I want to tell him what his little pup has been up to concerning the girl, Salt." Dad said when he called me earlier today. Now I'm here, in his house, wondering how Crane Olympus is going to take his son betraying him over a delivery. I stand in the middle of the living room, watching the large wall portraits of myself, Dad, and Mum. Well, I was a baby in all the paintings. I had no idea of the world back then. All I had was this innocent smile, one that was void of all the pain the world could give. The pain of losing my family. The pain of losing Mum. The humiliation of losing Chase to a nobody. My phone pings with a message, dragging my thoughts back to the present. I pull it out until I'm staring at the screen. A new message from Chase. My heart skips. Since that kidnapping incident that caused the death of T
Chase. Villa Rose, Jounieh, Lebanon. Monday, 30th March. Next day. Morning. I stand at the edge of the terrace, overlooking the beautiful coast. The waves lap arrogantly against the shore. Unperturbed by the sparse number of boats and yachts floating atop them. Unperturbed by the surrounding human activity. Unperturbed by my pain. The events of yesterday slam back into me. Fresh and hot. My near death experience, when The Pharaoh threatened me with a fucking gun pressed to my skull. Me turning the tables on him and challenging his armed men. "Drop your weapons!" I had yelled at The Pharaoh and his men. The chaos. The tension. Samson Carmi's dread as he watched the scene unfold. In the end, they had complied. The weapons were dropped, and Amir apologized. Well, as much as he possibly could. "Come, Olympus. Let us celebrate our alliance. Me pledging my loyalty to you." Those had been The Pharaoh's words. That had been his own version of an apology for almost executing me. The
Lucy. Villa Rose, Jounieh, Lebanon. Later... Evening. Rain falls heavily, pelting against the rooftop like hard hail. But this isn't hail. This is rain. The sky is dark and gloomy, as though some terrible darkness has fallen upon us. It is only 5:30 pm, yet it already looks as though night has descended over the world. I stand by the sliding door leading to the terrace, my gaze locked on the pool. Watching the rain relentlessly strike the water's surface. My mind beats restlessly as worry consumes me. I haven't heard from Chase since he left the house. I don't know why, but I've felt this unbearable tightness in my chest all day. Every single time my thoughts drift to him, it only grows worse. "I hope you're okay, Chase." My voice comes out small as I pull the woolen shawl tighter around my shoulders. "Please... be okay." My phone suddenly rings in my hand. I glance down until the screen lights up. Mum. "Hi, Mum," I say as I answer. "Hi, honey." Mum's voice is warm and gen
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
Lucy. “Give me our coats and the car keys,” Chase barks at his men as I’m carried over his shoulder and we’re thrown into the cold. “Let me go, Chase!” I struggle, but his hold is iron. The man, Cameo, hands him the coats, and Chase keeps moving toward the car. That’s when I elbow him hard.
Chase. Rovero Gardens, 57th Avenue, New York. Later... My lips tighten as we walk into the party. Expensive, gilded chandeliers hang from the high ceiling of the vast hall where the event is being held. A charity gala, the tabloids say. An event meant to raise awareness about the poverty
Lucy. Saturday, 6th February. Two days later. Evening. I sit in front of a mirror in the room, all dressed up. A rhinestone encrusted kitten mask on my face. Hair pulled into a high bun on my head. Skin, silver dress, and diamond jewelries all glowing under the soft light at the slightest moveme







