LOGINAmy Stone
The flight to Gems City is short. I make sure I arrive three days before the big event. I look out the window. A place that was once a dense forest is now covered in buildings and skyscrapers. How did a small city evolve this fast? Or maybe this was part of the city Chad wasn’t ready to show me — instead taking me to a forest to plot my death. I land at the private airport, wind whipping my long hair. I grip my coat tightly, vengeance dripping in my veins. “Did you get the full reports on what I told you?” I ask Peter, my personal detective and spy. “Yes, your highness. I have the footage of Mr Chad’s—” “Shii—” I place my finger on his lips. He gulps, eyes trailing to my chest, my breasts almost springing out. “Have you looked enough?” I ask, gliding past him, snatching the small flash drive from his trembling hands. “S—Sorry, ma’am,” he mutters, grabbing my bags and following. I am surprised I can move this fast in heels. “It’s going to be a fun game,” I smirk. I grab my phone from my purse. It’s almost evening. Mr Kael should be at The Jewels Hotel in five minutes. Oh fuck. Who knew Chad’s father would pick the only hotels Mr and Mrs Blake owned here in Gems City? I walk down the stairs, gloved hand barely touching the railing. I tap my earpiece. “Block all rooms. Leave only one — my presidential suite.” “Okay, ma’am,” Vivian, my receptionist, replies. I see him out of the corner of my eye and gulp. He doesn’t look like Chad, except they share the same eyes. Silver streaks in his hair. 6’7, tattooed chest and arms. A living god. His arms rest on the countertop, slightly impatient. “What do you mean all the rooms are booked?” His deep voice rips through the lobby walls. I feel my core sizzle. He wouldn’t be bad for fun. I chuckle devilishly. As I approach, I clear my throat lightly, letting my signature scent — designed to lure any strong man — do its work. “Hey… sir,” I say, guessing his name. “Yes.” He turns, sharp and cold. Nose flaring. Blue eyes piercing right through me. Dominance and power radiate off him. Angry, yes — but also… aroused. “Kael Woods,” he says, eyes raking my body. Disgust and interest mix on his face. Eyes don’t lie. “Vivian, give the man my presidential suite. He looks tired. He probably doesn’t want people hovering.” My voice is low, seductive. He glances at me, hand stiffening. I slide my hand down his chest to his pants. He clears his throat, eyes flashing red. Arousal obvious. I pull back and face Vivian, typing fast and pulling out luxurious keys. “What about you? Surely a lady can’t stay out in the cold. It’s snowing.” He steps closer. I sigh dramatically, breasts almost falling out. “I’ll be fine,” I say, arms crossed lightly over my chest. He shakes his head, removes his coat. “You’ve done me a favor. Let me return it. We’ll share the room,” he commands. Not used to being nice, I see, but his stare makes him swallow hard. Good. He takes my hand and leads me to the presidential suite. I follow, pretending I don’t know the way. Thanks to Vivian’s video tour, I know exactly what he needs to see. I glance back and wink at her. We enter. Luxurious. White walls. Perfect. He locks the door. Hot breath fans my neck. I wrap my arms around him. “Amy. I am Amy Stone,” I say. He hesitates before tasting my name on his lips. I feel my pussy drip instantly. I press the little button on my ring. The projector plays. Full footage. Chad poisoning his own mother to get her assets. Peter certainly knew how to do his job. Kael’s veins pop. Hands clench into fists. “That bastard! I will teach him a lesson!” he growls. Fuming with anger, his breathing is hard like an untamed beast. “I wanted you to see this. I know it’s hurt you for years. You can’t get revenge by being sloppy,” I mutter, adding more poison. Strapping my arms on his chest, I can see the conflict within him. Was anger his fetish? I pull myself closer to his body, my breasts slamming on him and I feel his cock harden. “You don’t understand. You don’t know my stupid son!” he groans, shaking his head lightly, rubbing his temples. He tries to slip away from me and I play it cool, I did the same thing his son wanted me to do. Stripe naked. Except this time, I am better. More curves, a sexy body that no one can ever resist. He flickers his eyes on me, he takes a step forward as he fights his emotions. “I know him. But right now, who I am doesn’t matter. Are you willing to hear my plan?” I push him lightly onto the bed, eyes glittering with anger and hurt. Emotionally vulnerable. Perfect. He sits at the edge of the bed, tears daring to fall down his cheeks. I'm sure he is equally shocked that his son is a dick. I sit on his laps, my legs open and I feel him let out a moan. There is nothing better than a little rough sex in the middle of raging emotions. Bad girl. Amy, The man is grieving his wife and stupid son. Good. I unzip his trousers. He nearly grabs my hand. I bite my lip, shaking my head lightly. “What are you—” he stiffens, but I trace circles over his now-naked body. “Relax, be tense. Think of this as a…Truth or dare game, and I am daring you into plotting your sweet revenge for your wife.” I whisper into his ear. He pulls his pants off, lifts me by the ass and grabs on my waist like he'd been starving for good sex for a long time. “What's your plan?” He says, hesitantly, yet cold and firm. “Marry me.” I take out his enormous dick, tying my hair into a bun like a pro, licking and sucking the pink throbbing head. I lick and suck the top of his dick till it drips out white liquid. His moans fill my ears. I could feel his body trying to resist, but the game has just began. Who knew a ruthless, cold tycoon could melt at the touch of a simple 24 year old heiress like me?Amy’s POVThe morning sun slipped through the curtains, cutting across the floor and onto Amy’s face. She blinked her eyes open, the ache in her chest still there from the night before. The space beside her was empty—cold.She sighed and pushed herself up, glancing toward the bathroom door. Kael was already dressed, fixing his cufflinks in front of the mirror. His suit was sharp, his expression unreadable.“Morning,” she said softly, standing by the door.He didn’t respond, just adjusted his tie.Amy folded her arms. “We have a board meeting at ten. Are you coming?”“I won’t be attending,” Kael said without looking at her.“What do you mean? You’re the chairperson—”“I have a business trip,” he interrupted, tone clipped. “It’s urgent.”Amy frowned. “A business trip? You didn’t tell me about it.”“Not everything needs to go through you, Amy.”His words hit her like a slap. “I wasn’t saying that,” she said quietly. “I just thought we could—”“I don’t have time for this,” Kael said, grab
Amy’s POVAmy’s footsteps echoed faintly across the palace corridor as she made her way back from the gym. The weight of what had just happened pressed on her chest like a vice. Evan’s lips had brushed hers—just for a second—but that second replayed in her mind over and over again.She had gone there to breathe, to think, to escape Kael’s silence. Instead, she’d almost made a mistake she couldn’t take back.Her fingers trembled as she reached for the door to their suite. The palace was quiet, the halls bathed in silver light from the chandeliers. Every sound felt too loud against the silence—her heartbeat, the faint squeak of her shoes, the whisper of her breath.Kael’s car was in the driveway. He was home.Amy took a shaky breath and stepped inside their room. The lights were off, only the moonlight spilling in through the large windows. Kael lay on his side, facing the wall, his bare shoulders tense beneath the sheets.She froze for a moment, watching him. Even in the dark, she coul
Amy’s POVThe air around them was heavy, quiet except for the faint hum of the night. Evan’s words still echoed in her chest—Start where it hurts the most.Amy swallowed hard, trying to keep her emotions steady, but her body refused to listen. Her heart was racing, pounding so hard it felt like it might tear through her chest.Evan was still standing close, his eyes fixed on her face. There was something in his gaze that made her pulse skip—something dangerous and gentle at the same time.“Evan…” she whispered, her voice barely a breath.He looked down at her, jaw tight, his hand half-raised like he was fighting himself. “I can’t stand seeing you cry like this, Amy.”“I’m fine,” she said quickly, though the tremor in her tone betrayed her.“No, you’re not,” he said, stepping closer. “You keep saying you’re fine when you’re falling apart inside. He’s breaking you, and you’re still protecting him.”Her lips parted, but no words came out. His voice, his closeness—everything felt like too
Amy’s POVThe night breeze brushed against Amy’s skin, cool yet heavy, as if the air itself carried her sorrow. Evan stood in front of her, his face unreadable beneath the faint glow of the courtyard lights.For a while, neither of them spoke. Then Amy’s chest began to tremble, her throat tightening as she tried to hold it all in. But the ache was too much. The pressure inside her burst like a dam—tears spilled freely down her cheeks.“Hey…” Evan’s voice softened, but before he could say anything more, Amy stepped forward and threw her arms around him.“I just—” her voice cracked against his chest, “I don’t understand why he’s lying to me. Why would he say there’s nothing going on when I saw it, Evan? Why would he lie that he doesn’t miss her?”Her body trembled against his. Evan didn’t move, didn’t take advantage—he only wrapped his arms slowly around her, firm but gentle, grounding her through the storm she was drowning in.She sobbed harder, the sound muffled against him.Evan exha
Amy’s POVThe night air pressed cool against Amy’s skin as she and Cassandra stepped out of the restaurant. Streetlights shimmered on the wet pavement, the city quiet and alive in soft gold.Cassandra turned to her with a small, reassuring smile. “Don’t worry too much, Amy. Give it the benefit of doubt. I know Kael would never disappoint you, not in a million years.”Amy managed a faint smile, though her chest felt tight.Cassandra reached out and hugged her. “And once again, thank you—for the protection you’ve been offering me lately. I feel safer now. Truly.”Amy pulled back slightly, her voice gentle. “Anything for you, Cass. You’ve proven that people can change, no matter their past. You’re not defined by your mistakes.”Cassandra’s eyes glimmered as she nodded. “Goodnight, Amy.”“Goodnight.”Amy stood for a moment watching her friend disappear down the street, then turned to her car. When the door shut, silence filled the space. She picked up her phone and dialed Kael’s number.O
Amy’s POVThe air between Kael and me felt colder than ever. I couldn’t look at him without feeling the sting of anger rise in my chest. He had been distant for days, and though I’d tried to speak to him, every word felt like a wall between us. Now, I was done trying. If he wanted silence, I would give it to him.At breakfast, he spoke, but I didn’t answer. At lunch, he tried to start a conversation, but I kept my eyes fixed on my plate. Even in the gym, when he passed by me with that hard, unbothered look, I didn’t flinch. The silence was louder than any argument we’d ever had.By the time I was done with my workout, sweat clinging to my skin, I needed a shower more than I needed to breathe. Kael was nowhere in sight, but his phone sat on the counter, face down. I had never once thought of going through it. I trusted him—or at least, I used to. I brushed past it, grabbed my towel, and walked to the shower.The warm water ran down my body, washing away the tension, but not the thought







