ログインChapter 3: Sisterly Venom
The penthouse door clicked open before Lila could even pull on a robe. Serena stormed in like she owned the place—hair perfectly tousled, designer dress clinging to every curve, red lips pressed into a furious line. Her eyes landed on Lila first, still wrapped in the silk sheet on the edge of the bed, hair wild from Damien’s hands. “You actually did it,” Serena spat, voice dripping venom. “You pathetic little slut. Couldn’t even keep your legs closed for one night?” Lila’s cheeks burned, but she lifted her chin. “You’re the one who sold me to him, Serena. Remember?” Before Serena could fire back, Damien stepped out of the walk-in closet, buttoning a crisp black shirt. The air in the room thickened instantly. He moved with that lazy predatory grace, eyes flicking between the two sisters like he was deciding which one to ruin first. “Serena,” he said coolly, as if greeting a mildly annoying business associate. “I wasn’t expecting you so soon. Though I suppose I should thank you.” Serena’s gaze snapped to him, softening into the calculated seduction Lila had seen her use a thousand times. She sauntered closer, hips swaying. “Damien, darling. This is clearly a misunderstanding. Lila has always been jealous. She tricked you—impersonated me. We can fix this quietly. Annul it. I’ll take my place as your wife, just like we planned.” Damien’s smile didn’t reach his eyes. He crossed to Lila instead, sliding a possessive hand down her bare back, fingers tracing the faint red marks he’d left along her spine. Lila shivered under his touch, the sheet slipping lower. “I don’t want fixes,” he murmured, loud enough for Serena to hear. “I want her.” Serena’s face twisted. “You can’t be serious. She’s nobody. A waitress who draws shitty little pictures in her spare time. I have the connections, the name—” “And she has the tightest pussy I’ve ever felt,” Damien cut in flatly. His hand dipped lower, cupping Lila’s ass under the sheet. “She moaned like she was made for me. Came so hard she nearly passed out. Tell your sister how many times you came last night, wife.” Lila’s breath caught. Shame and arousal warred inside her. Serena was staring daggers, cheeks flushed with rage. “Three,” Lila whispered, voice hoarse. Damien chuckled darkly. “Four, actually. You lost count after I had you against the window.” He turned his head toward Serena without releasing Lila. “You were going to drug me on our wedding night and run, weren’t you? I had investigators on you weeks ago. The only reason I didn’t cancel was curiosity.” Serena’s perfect mask cracked. “You bastard—” “No,” Damien interrupted, voice dropping to a dangerous growl. “The only bastard here is the one who tried to bribe her own sister into my bed and expected gratitude. Lila stayed. She took every inch I gave her. And now…” He pulled the sheet away slowly, exposing Lila’s naked body to the cool air and her sister’s furious gaze. “She’s going to take more. While you watch what you threw away.” Lila’s heart hammered. “Damien—” He silenced her with a deep kiss, tongue stroking hers until her head spun. When he pulled back, his eyes were blazing. “On the bed, Lila. On your back. Legs open for your husband.” She obeyed, pulse racing, as Serena stood frozen near the door. Damien shed his shirt, revealing the hard planes of muscle and the trail of dark hair disappearing into his pants. He crawled over Lila, settling between her thighs. His mouth found her breast, sucking hard on one nipple while his fingers teased the other. She arched, gasping, embarrassment flooding her even as fresh wetness slicked her folds. “Look at your sister, Lila,” he ordered against her skin. “Let her see how wet you get for me.” Lila turned her head. Serena’s fists were clenched, lips pressed thin, but she hadn’t left. Her eyes were locked on them—jealousy burning bright. Damien kissed down Lila’s stomach, slow and deliberate, until his breath ghosted over her aching core. “Such a pretty cunt,” he praised, then licked a long, filthy stripe up her slit. Lila cried out, fingers tangling in his hair as he devoured her. His tongue circled her clit, two fingers curling inside her, stroking that perfect spot while he sucked. Pleasure built fast and vicious. Lila’s hips bucked against his face, moans spilling freely now. Serena made a choked sound—half rage, half something else. “Come for me,” Damien growled against her. “Show her who my wife is.” Lila shattered. Her orgasm crashed over her in waves, thighs trembling around his head as she cried out his name. He didn’t stop, licking her through it until she was whimpering, oversensitive and dripping. Only then did he rise, shoving his pants down. His cock sprang free, thick and flushed, still glistening from last night. He hooked Lila’s legs over his shoulders and thrust in deep, bottoming out in one stroke. “Fuck!” she sobbed, nails digging into his back. He fucked her hard—deep, possessive strokes that made the bed creak. The wet sounds of their bodies filled the room. Every thrust pushed her higher, pleasure bordering on pain in the best way. Damien’s hand found her throat, squeezing just enough to make her eyes flutter. “Mine,” he snarled. “Say it while she watches.” “I’m yours—oh god, Damien, I’m yours!” Serena finally moved, stepping closer despite herself. “Stop this. Lila, you don’t deserve him. You never have.” Damien laughed, low and breathless, without breaking rhythm. “She deserves every drop I’m about to give her.” He pounded harder, grinding against Lila’s clit with every thrust. “And you’re going to leave with nothing but the memory of what could have been yours.” Lila came again, clenching around him so tightly he groaned. Damien followed seconds later, burying himself deep and flooding her with heat, hips jerking as he claimed her completely. For a long moment, the only sounds were heavy breathing and the distant city hum far below. Damien pulled out slowly, watching his release trickle down Lila’s thigh with dark satisfaction. He kissed her softly on the forehead—surprisingly tender—then turned to Serena. “Get out. And if you ever try to come between us again…” His voice went ice-cold. “I’ll destroy everything you love. Starting with that pathetic boyfriend you were planning to run away with.” Serena’s face paled. She shot one last venomous look at Lila, then turned on her heel and slammed the door behind her. Lila lay there, body humming, mind reeling. “What now?” she whispered. Damien stretched out beside her, pulling her into his chest. His hand stroked lazily between her legs, smearing his cum over her swollen folds. “Now, wife… we make this real. Starting with moving your things in today. And tonight…” He nipped her earlobe. “I’m taking you to the gala. Where everyone will see exactly who I chose.” But as Lila drifted in his arms, a new fear bloomed. Serena never backed down. And a desperate, jealous woman with nothing left to lose was the most dangerous kind. Especially when she knew every dirty secret their family had ever buried.Chapter 40: A Single Signature—Sign it, little sister. You've done it before.Serena's voice came through Lila's phone at 2:14 that afternoon, calm as if she were talking on any ordinary Sunday, from a number that didn't exist. In the background, there was a faint but unmistakable sound: the deep drone of jet engines starting up.By then, Damien had been unconscious for forty minutes.It had all happened too fast. One second he'd been standing in the courthouse hallway, one hand against the wall, saying something about the floor. The next, he was lying on the marble floor, his head in Lila's lap, his lips turning blue. Dana was kneeling beside him, two fingers digging into his neck, her round face contorted with fear."The pulse is slow," he had said. "Thirty-eight. And you can barely feel it."—What does that mean?"It means his heart is slowing down." Dana yanked open her purse. "It means we don't have time to argue. Marcus!"Marcus was already moving. With Kai's help and using his
Chapter 39: The Oath"Mr. Voss, are you all right?"Judge Moss asked it from the bench, quietly, over the roar of the gallery. He'd stopped hammering the gavel. He was looking past the chaos at the first row, at the tall man standing half out of his seat with one hand braced on the wood in front of him and a spreading brown stain at his feet.The noise thinned. Reporters turned. Heads swiveled.Damien lifted his eyes. They were gray and wide and not quite focused."I'm," he began.He stopped.It wasn't a long pause. Half a second. Maybe less. But Lila, standing in the witness box with a contract still in her hands, felt it hit her like a missed stair."I'm perfectly well, Your Honor," he said. The words came out a beat too slow, each one a little too careful, as though he were carrying them across a floor of loose stones. "A cup. I dropped a cup. I apologize to the court.""Mr. Voss." The judge's brow creased. "You look unwell.""It's the heat.""The courtroom is sixty-eight degrees."
Chapter 38: Cross-Examination"Dr. Ward, how long have you been engaged to the plaintiff?"Victoria asked it without looking up from her notes. She stood at the lectern with one hand resting on a legal pad and her voice pitched so low and even that the question seemed to slide into the room rather than land in it.Dr. Julian Ward, back on the witness stand, blinked.It was only half a second. His mouth stayed relaxed. His hands stayed folded. But Lila, watching from the defense table, saw the muscle at the corner of his jaw tick once, like a pulse in a wire.Twenty minutes earlier, the courtroom had come apart.Hobbs had said she's wearing white, and for three full seconds nobody had moved. Then Vance had shot to his feet bellowing objections, and half the gallery had leapt up with him, and Judge Moss had cracked his gavel until the walnut handle splintered. It had taken the bailiff and two deputies to restore order. When the noise finally dropped, Serena was still sitting exactly as
Chapter 37: The Hearing"In the matter of Voss versus Hart, this court will decide whether this marriage was ever real."Judge Harlan Moss said it into a microphone that squealed once and went quiet. He was a heavy man in his late sixties with a white mustache and half-moon glasses, and a voice like a door closing in a very old house. He didn't look at the crowd. He looked at the file in front of him, turned a page, and waited for the last cough in the room to die.It took a long time.Courtroom 4B was packed to the walls. Reporters filled the back three rows, pens poised over notebooks. Behind them stood a line of people who hadn't found seats, shoulder to shoulder against the paneling. Outside, on the courthouse steps, a hundred more waited under umbrellas. Lila had walked through them at 8:40 that morning with Damien's hand locked around hers and Marcus's men cutting a path. Cameras had flashed in her face like lightning. Someone had shouted, Mrs. Voss, are you a fraud?She'd kept
Chapter 36: The Briefcase"I have a photo of your husband handing a dead man a briefcase, and a U.S. Attorney who wants a warrant by Friday."Reyes said it in the fourth-floor corridor at twenty to six in the morning, with a paper cup of coffee in one hand and a manila envelope in the other. She said it the way she said everything. Flat. Tired. Without any decoration at all.Lila stood in front of her in a borrowed set of scrubs and a pair of Dana's sneakers, one size too big. Her hair was tied back with a rubber band. Her eyes felt like sandpaper.Forty minutes ago she'd been certain the worst thing that could happen that night had already happened.It had gone almost the way Ward wanted. He'd stood in the doorway of her mother's room with his transfer order, his kind face, and his two silent guards, and he'd waited for Lila to break. And she'd almost broken. She'd felt it in her knees.Then her mother had pushed herself up on one elbow, tubes pulling at her arm, and said in a voice
Chapter 35: Mother, Awake"Lila? Baby, why are you crying? Who died?"The voice was a thread. Dry, cracked, barely louder than the hum of the monitor beside the bed. But it was her mother's voice. Not the flat, cold one from the phone. This one had a little rasp in it and a crooked tilt at the end, the way it always did when she was teasing.Lila had waited three years to hear it.She was sitting in a vinyl chair beside the hospital bed with a battered sketchbook open on her lap and a pencil stuck behind her ear. She'd been there since dusk. It was a little after one in the morning now, and the corridor outside was dim and silent except for the squeak of a cart somewhere far away.She dropped the pencil. It rolled under the bed."Mom," she whispered.Her mother's eyes were open. They were hazel, ringed with gray, a little cloudy but clear enough to focus. They moved over Lila's face slowly, as if checking each feature against a memory. Her lips were chapped. Her hair, which had once b







