Mag-log inThe heavy silk of the wedding dress felt less like a garment and more like a gilded shroud.Celestia sat on the edge of her bed, staring blankly at the floor-length mirror. The lace sleeves clung tightly to her arms, and the massive tulle skirt billowed around her, pinning her to the mattress under its sheer weight. On the mahogany nightstand, her phone vibrated against the wood for the twentieth time that morning.Sebastian.The screen flashed his name, a lifeline she desperately wanted to reach for. But Don’s parting words from two weeks ago remained burned into her mind, cold and precise: I will strip him of his inheritance and exile him so far from this city he will become a ghost.A single tear cut through the flawless makeup the stylists had spent three hours perfecting. She squeezed her eyes shut, forcing her hands to stay clamped in her lap. Forcing him away was the only weapon she had left to protect him. If she answered, if she heard the desperate, volatile edge in his voice
The heavy scent of Sebastian’s skin and the sharp tang of spilled beer eventually faded from her skin, replaced by the clinical, suffocating aroma of expensive floral arrangements and floor polish. Two weeks had passed since that reckless afternoon in the locked room upstairs. Two weeks of heavy silences, stolen glances across crowded rooms, and the relentless, suffocating march of high-society expectations. Now, the reality of her situation sat heavily on the mahogany desk in her shared apartment with her friend pricellia. Engraved heavy cardstock rested between Celestia’s trembling fingers. The elegant gold calligraphy practically screamed its finality: The marriage of Celestia to Marco Sinclair. First Saturday of October. The date was set. There was no rolling it back, no ignoring the transactional alliance that bound her family’s fading legacy to the Sinclair empire. She was the lamb being led to the slaughter, and the date of the execution had officially been stamped. The heav
The heavy, erratic sound of their breathing gradually replaced the frantic creaking of the wooden table, filling the small, shadowed room with the thick atmosphere of the aftermath. For a long moment, neither of them moved. Sebastian remained buried deep inside her, his forehead resting against the curve of her collarbone, his broad chest rising and falling in ragged heaves that pressed heavily against her own chest. The heat radiating between their slick, intertwined bodies contrasted sharply with the cool, persistent draft sweeping in from the window, chilling the spilled beer that puddled near her hip and soaked further into the hem of her rucked-up dress.Slowly, the intense fog of the climax began to clear, bringing the immediate surroundings back into sharp focus. The muffled bass from the party downstairs thumped rhythmically through the floorboards, a constant, low-frequency reminder of the world outside this locked door. The vibrations seemed to echo the fading pulse of her o
. Sebastian didn't let her feet touch the ground for long. His arms hooked under her thighs, cum-smeared cock still half-hard and twitching as he dragged her across the short distance to the sturdy wooden side table shoved against the far wall, its surface cluttered with empty bottles and a forgotten ashtray that clattered to the floor. The wood scraped her ass as he hoisted her onto it roughly, the edge biting into her skin with a sharp sting that made her hiss, her dress rucked up around her waist like a useless belt. Bottles tipped and rolled off with dull thuds, the acrid spill of stale beer soaking into the hem, but she didn't care her body hummed from the aftershocks, pussy still fluttering, leaking their combined mess onto the table's scarred surface. "Fuck, look at you," he rasped, voice gravelly with renewed hunger, eyes locked on the creamy trails of cum dripping from her swollen folds. He grabbed her ankles, yanking her legs up and apart, draping them over his broad shoul
Celestia povI didn’t go home immediately. I should have.But after everything that happened inside that house… I couldn’t just walk away like it didn’t matter. Angel. My stepsister.Standing beside Sebastian’s father like she belonged there. Like she had earned it.Like she hadn’t just stepped into something dangerous without looking back.I stayed outside the estate longer than I planned.Watching people leave.Watching the lights slowly dim.Trying to understand how everything had changed so quickly.“Still here?”I turned. Angel. Of course.She walked toward me slowly, her heels clicking softly against the pavement. For a second, neither of us spoke.We just looked at each other.“You didn’t look surprised,” I said. “I wasn’t,” she replied.“That makes one of us.”She stopped a few steps away.“You always underestimate people.”I let out a quiet breath.“No. I just didn’t expect you to do something like this.”“Why not?” I stared at her. “Because you know what this world is like.”
CelestiaI shouldn’t have come.The moment I stepped into the Sinclair estate, I felt it.Eyes. Whispers. Attention that didn’t belong to me—but was somehow tied to me.Priscilla walked beside me, quieter than usual.“You can still leave,” she said under her breath.I shook my head. “No.”If something was happening here, I needed to see it for myself.The main hall was already filled.Men in suits.Women in expensive dresses.All of them talking in low voices, like they were waiting for something important.“Do you know what this is about?” I asked.Priscilla hesitated. “I heard it was an announcement.”My stomach tightened.“About what?” She didn’t answer. That was enough. Across the room, I spotted him.Sebastian.Standing near the bar, speaking to one of his men.He looked the same as always.Calm.Composed.Untouchable.But the moment his eyes found mineSomething shifted..But I saw it. He excused himself immediately and walked toward me.“You shouldn’t be here,” he said quietly.
Celestia The days started blending together. Not in a peaceful way but in a way that made it hard to tell where things were going. Sebastian had been showing up more. Just… there. At first, I thought it was a coincidence. Then I realized Sebastian Sinclair didn’t do coincidences. He came in th
Celestia “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 appr
Celestia My whole body froze.It felt as if something had entered me and ripped through everything I thought I knew about pleasure and about myself."Fuck." The word tumbled from my lips as my head fell back against the pillow, spine arching slightly. My thighs trembled, and every muscle in my sto
In an instant, he moved. His hands came to my waist, steadying me, while the other gently took my wrists. My back met the mattress and I could feel the warmth of him nearby, a reminder of how close we were. I gasped, my whole body tense. His hand rose, not to my throat, but to cradle the side of m







