LOGINSara Michaels
The knife slipped in my hand, cold steel biting into my finger before I even realized. Blood welled up, bright red against the white cutting board. I hissed, dropping the knife with a clatter. Pain shot through my finger, sharp and hot, but it was nothing compared to the ache in my chest. I wrapped a towel around it, pressing hard to stop the bleeding. Tears pricked my eyes…not from the cut, but from everything. How had my marriage turned so sour? Just three years ago, Tom looked at me like I was his world. Now, I was cooking for his mistress in our kitchen, begging for scraps to save my mom. My heart squeezed. I had given him everything…my love, my time, my trust. And for what? A letter? A divorce? A man who wouldn't even look at me without hate in his eyes? I blinked back the tears. No. I wouldn't cry. The door swung open. Emily sauntered in, hips swaying, her cream dress still perfect from the morning. She glanced at the blood, then at me, and burst into laughter....mockingly. "Oh, look at you," she said, leaning against the counter. "The little housewife, cutting herself like a klutz. That's what happens when you're stuck in the kitchen all day, isn't it? No wonder Tom's divorcing you. You're boring. Outdated. Soon you'll be out on the street, begging for change." Her words stung, but I didn't react. I kept chopping the vegetables, head high, like the elegant lady my mom raised me to be. Ignore her. She wasn't worth my breath. Emily huffed, clearly annoyed I didn't snap back. "Fine. Play the saint. It won't save you." She turned and left, her heels clicking away. I finished the meal…steak for Emily, just like she demanded. Rare, with garlic butter. My finger throbbed under the bandage, but I plated it carefully. As I carried the tray to the dining room, my legs felt heavy. What was I doing? Humiliating myself for a man who threw me away? Tom was there, seated at the head of the table, face cold as stone. His gray eyes flicked to me, hard and cold. What had I done to deserve that look? I set the tray down, hands steady. "Here," I said softly. "For Emily." He didn't speak. Just stared. Like I was a stranger. No….like I was worse. A liar and a cheat. Emily appeared, smiling sweetly. "Thank you, Sara. How kind." I turned to leave, but my foot caught on the rug. The tray slipped from my hands spilling the steak, sauce, vegetables…it all splattered across my dress, warm and sticky. I gasped, stumbling to my knees. Tom shot to his feet. "What the hell, Sara? Can't you do anything right? You're so careless!" I looked up, confused, sauce dripping from my hair. "It was an accident.." "Accident?" He snarled, face twisting. "Oh, but when you were putting that stranger's cock back in whenever it slipped out, you weren't careless then, were you? You were really careful about that." The words hit like a slap. I froze, breath stuck in my throat. "What… what are you talking about?" "Don't fake innocence," he snapped, voice low and venomous. "I know what you do when I'm on business trips. Emily showed me the video. All of it. You moaning like a whore while I'm out working for us." Video? Stranger? My eyes welled with tears. "Tom, I don't… I never… What video? I would never…." "Lies." His eyes narrowed. "As long as I'm paying for your mother's treatment ... .every bill, every surgery until she's recovered…your life is going to be hell. You owe me that much." Tears spilled over. I couldn't stop them. Innocent. I was innocent. But he didn't believe me. He didn't even see me. Emily clapped her hands, delighted. "Oh, this is fun. You know what would make me happy? If Sara knelt right here and licked my feet. Clean them well. Like the servant she is." Tom stiffened. For a second, something flashed in his eyes…regret? But it vanished. The cold mask slammed back. "Do whatever you want with her, Emily. She's yours to play with." He turned, heading for the stairs. "When you're done, come find me in the bedroom. Naked. Ready to get fucked. The way Sara..the saint…was getting fucked in that video. I want to know how she felt." His words echoed. I sat there, food smeared on me, tears streaming, heart shattering all over again. He walked away without looking back. And I knelt cupping my mouth as a scream dared to rip out my throat. I had to find a way to get a job, I knew he had made it impossible for me to get hired. Every company I called earlier kept turning down my request. I let the tears flow free, Emily stared at me and chuckled. “Oh.. I think I am not hungry anymore.. I am going to suck and fuck some real meat!” She swayed her hips freely.Sara M Salvatore "Kingsley nooo!" Sara screamed as Kingsley collapsed on top of her, blood pouring from the gunshot wound in his shoulder. She held him tightly, her hands already covered in his warm blood. The pain and fear on his face broke something deep inside her. “Kingsley… stay with me,” she begged, pressing hard on the wound. “Please don’t leave me. Not now.” “I won't leave you, Sara...I won't... Fight for Aurora, for Eliana!" Kingsley forced out a few words painfully. Tom laughed like a madman, still holding crying Aurora. “See what happens when you push me too far? Your pretty boy will soon bleed out and so shall you!” That laugh flipped a switch in Sara. Pure rage took over. “You bastards!!“ She yelled at them. She gently moved Kingsley aside, stood up, and charged at Amanda like a woman possessed. “You worthless bitch!” Sara shouted as she tackled Amanda to the ground. The two women rolled on the cold parking lot floor, scratching and hitting each other. “You a
Sara M Salvatore "We’re leaving. Now." Kingsley took Sara’s hand firmly and guided her out through the hotel’s side exit. Uncle Raymond stayed close behind, his eyes scanning every shadow. They moved quickly through the back corridor, avoiding the main lobby where cameras flashed and reporters shouted questions. The drive back to the mansion was tense and silent. Kingsley kept one hand on the wheel and the other holding Sara’s tightly. The moment they stepped into the living room, a private investigator was already waiting. The middle-aged man stood up respectfully and held out a small sealed plastic bag. “Mr. Salvatore,” he said. “I collected the hair sample from Aurora’s brush this morning, just as you instructed. It’s clean and ready for testing.” Sara turned to Kingsley, stunned. “You ordered this?” Kingsley nodded, his voice gentle. “I saw how much the doubt was eating you up. I didn’t want to raise your hopes until we had something real. I wanted the truth for you… for ou
Sara M SalvatoreThat same day started early.At exactly seven in the morning Kingsley received a call that two men were waiting to ambush him outside his office building. He didn’t tell Sara about it, he knew he could clearly handle it. He left the mansion quietly and drove straight to there, and handled them himself in the underground parking lot. He made two clean shots....Two bodies in the trunk. He called one of Raymond’s contacts to dispose of them. It all happened quickly like Nothing happened. The men had Tom's company logo, assuring Kingsley that indeed Tom was behind the mess.By the time it was 10, Sara was already moving with her own plan. She spent the morning following a new lead on one of Tom’s hidden men. She found him in a small auto repair shop with a cigar lit causally. She waited until he was alone, then ended him quickly and silently in the back room. There were no witnesses. She wiped the scene, deleted the CCTV footage and left...Making it look like a drug d
Sara M SalvatoreA few days after the big party, another small family gathering was held at a private club in the city. Sara did not want to go, but Kingsley said it was important to show strength. She carried Elly in her arms as they walked into the room. The baby had been calm all day.Amanda was already there, sitting in the corner with Tom. Her eyes narrowed the moment she saw Sara holding Elly.Sara sat down on a couch and spoke softly to the baby. “It’s okay, Elly. Mommy is here. Everything is fine.”The moment Sara’s voice reached her, Elly turned her little head quickly. She made a happy sound and reached both small hands toward Sara. Her eyes lit up. She even smiled a real smile and pressed her face into Sara’s neck.Amanda watched everything. Her face changed. She stood up suddenly."See? This is what I’m talking about!"Amanda shouted. Her voice was loud and sharp. Everyone in the room stopped talking and turned to look.Amanda pointed at Sara. “She is trying to take Aurora
Amanda S. McCarthy "Kingsley, please… you have to listen to me this time."Amanda’s voice cracked over the phone as she paced the dimly lit living room of the apartment Tom had chosen for them. Her hands shook so badly she nearly dropped the phone. Tom was out for the evening, but his presence still lingered .... the way he controlled their money, her movements, her words. She hadn’t slept properly in weeks. Every time she closed her eyes, she saw Margret being dragged away in handcuffs.“I’m telling you, something is very wrong,” Amanda continued, her tone desperate. “Margret would never… Kingsley, Sara is not who she seems. She’s turning this family inside out.”On the other end, Kingsley’s voice was cold and flat. “Amanda, stop. You haven’t been to Grandma Eleanor’s funeral. You skipped every family gathering since you married Tom. Now suddenly you want to talk? I don’t have time for this.”“But I’m trying to help!” Amanda’s voice rose. “Margret was arrested because of Sara’s lie
Sara M Salvatore"There we go, sweet girl. Sleep tight."Sara gently laid Elly down in the crib, pulling the soft blanket up to her chest. The baby stirred a little but settled quickly, tiny chest rising and falling steadily. Sara stood there for a long minute, watching her, the fresh bandage on Elly’s forehead a painful reminder of how close she had come to losing her. The fierce protectiveness still burned in her chest.She finally turned off the main light, leaving only the night lamp on, and stepped out of the nursery. The hallway was dimly lit, quiet except for the distant faint sound of the mansion’s air conditioning. As she walked toward the master bedroom, her mind kept turning.Tom’s words from months ago wouldn’t leave her alone.He had cornered her once at a charity event, his smile cold. “Watch your back, Sara. Not everyone smiling at you wants you alive. Some want what you’re about to get.” At the time she had brushed it off as another empty threat from a bitter ex.But n
Tom McCarthyThe office smelled like fresh coffee and money, the way it always did on launch mornings. Floor-to-ceiling glass, city skyline bleeding gold through the blinds, my team buzzing quietly...behind frosted partitions. Everyone moved fast..headphones on, fingers flying over keyboards, voic
Sara Sara woke before the sun had fully risen.Her body ached the moment she tried to move.Every muscle felt stiff, and the burning pain across her back reminded her immediately of what had happened the night before.She closed her eyes for a moment, forcing herself to breathe through it.Don’t c
Sara MichaelsSara barely remembered how she managed to walk through the front door.Her hands were still shaking from the article she had just read in the car. Her phone felt heavy in her grip, the screen still displaying the cruel headline that had already begun spreading across every gossip page
Sara MichaelsSara slammed the car door harder than she intended and leaned back against the driver’s seat, pressing both palms to her face as frustration boiled inside her chest.“Unbelievable,” she muttered to herself.Her mind kept replaying the scene from earlier with Kingsley.The warmth of hi







