เข้าสู่ระบบCelestia “You’ve become important.” Sebastian’s words stayed with me long after he left. Important. The word didn’t feel like power. It felt like danger. I sat on the edge of my bed, staring at my phone. My thoughts were everywhere—Sebastian, the men watching me, the stranger who approached me… And then, My father. I exhaled sharply and dialed Priscilla. She picked up instantly. “So you finally decided to remember you have a best friend?” I almost smiled. “Relax.” “I will not relax,” she snapped. “Your father called me again.” My body went still. “What did he say?” “He wants to see you. Urgently.” I rolled my eyes. “Of course he does.” “Celestia, I’m serious. He sounded desperate.” “He’s always desperate when money is involved.” There was a pause. Then Priscilla added “He mentioned Angel.” My jaw tightened. “What about her?” “He said she might be dragged into his mess.” I let out a dry laugh. “Angel would probably celebrate if
Celestia was bent over the cold, unyielding surface of the granite island, her fingers gripping the edge so hard her knuckles had turned white. Her dress was a ruin of fabric bunched around her waist, exposing the delicate black lace of her thong and the smooth curve of her ass to the cool air. Behind her, Sebastian was a furnace of heat, his presence overwhelming, dominating her senses completely. He didn’t ask for permission; he took what was offered with a confidence that made Celestia’s knees weak. She felt the blunt, heavy head of his cock prodding at her entrance, teasing her slick folds. She was already soaking wet, her body betraying her need with a flood of arousal that coated her thighs. The anticipation was a physical ache, a throb deep in her clit that demanded attention. She pushed back against him, a silent plea, a desperate invitation. "Please," she gasped, the word barely audible, torn from her throat by the sheer intensity of her need. Sebastian didn’t make her
Celestia The knock came late. Too late for it to be normal. I froze on my bed, my heart instantly picking up pace. No one came to see me at this hour. Not unless something was wrong. Or dangerous. The knock came again. My breath caught. I already knew who it was. I stood slowly, my bare feet silent against the floor as I walked toward the door. For a second, my hand hovered over the handle. Then I opened it. Sebastian Sinclair stood there. Like he owned the night. His dark eyes settled on me immediately, sharp and unreadable. He looked the same as always—perfectly put together, powerful, untouched by the chaos of the world. As if he hadn’t been shot just days ago. As if nothing could touch him. “What are you doing here?” I asked. Instead of answering, his gaze moved over me slowly. Making sure I was fine. Only then did he step inside without waiting for permission. “I heard you’ve been staying in,” he said casually. I shut the door behind him. “And?” “And that’s no
CelestiaSleep didn’t come easily that night.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the same moment again and again.Sebastian standing in front of me.The gun. The flash.The bullet tore through his side.I rolled onto my back and stared at the ceiling of my tiny apartment. The dim streetlight outside leaked through the curtains, painting pale lines across the cracked plaster.Why did he do that? Why would someone like Sebastian Sinclair risk his life for someone like me?It made no sense.Sebastian was powerful, ruthless, dangerous.Men like him didn’t save people. They destroyed them.Yet when the guns were pointed at me… he told his men to lower theirs. And he paid the price for it. My chest tightened at the memory of what happened afterward.His father’s rage. The way that man slapped him in front of everyone.Even wounded, Sebastian didn’t fight back.Something about that moment unsettled me deeply.The Sinclairs were powerful enough to make entire cities tremble… yet Sebastian sti
CelestiaThe apartment felt smaller than usual.Too quiet.I sat on the edge of my bed, staring at the faint bruise forming on my wrist from where the Viper Syndicate man had grabbed me the night before. Everything had happened so fast.The gunshots. Sebastian getting shot. His father beat him in front of everyone.My stomach twisted again at the memory. I didn’t belong in that world.Men like Sebastian Sinclair lived in shadows filled with violence, power, and blood.And somehow… I had stepped directly into it.My phone buzzed suddenly on the table beside me.Unknown number. I hesitated before answering.“Hello?” A voice I hadn’t heard in years responded.“Celestia.” My entire body went cold.That voice. “Dad?” The word tasted bitter on my tongue. “You finally remembered how to answer your phone,” he said casually. My grip on the phone tightened.“How did you get this number?” “That’s not important.” Of course it wasn’t.Nothing was ever important to him except money.“What do you want
CelestiaMy hands were covered in blood.Sebastian’s blood.The sight of it made my stomach twist violently, but I forced myself not to panic. Panic wouldn’t help him.“Stay with me,” I whispered, pressing my hands harder against the wound on his side.Sebastian leaned heavily against the black car, his breathing slow but uneven. The street around us was eerily quiet now. Only the distant sound of sirens remained.His men had already cleared out.So had the Viper Syndicate.Leaving just the two of us in the aftermath of chaos.“You should go,” Sebastian muttered. I stared at him like he had lost his mind.“You just got shot.”“It’s not fatal.” “You’re bleeding through your shirt!”His lips twitched faintly, like he found my panic amusing. “I’ve had worse.”That didn’t make me feel better. “Where’s your car?” I demanded.He nodded toward the black sedan parked near the curb.I wrapped his arm around my shoulders and helped him walk. He was taller and heavier than me, but adrenaline ga







