LOGINWhen a brutal car crash leaves curvy nurse Lila Monroe fighting for her life, the last person she expects to become her savior is the hospital’s most brilliant — and dangerously handsome — trauma surgeon, Dr. Ethan Black. From the moment Ethan lays eyes on Lila’s full, voluptuous body, he’s obsessed. Her soft caramel skin, heavy breasts, wide hips, and thick thighs awaken something primal in him. Rules be damned. He will protect her. He will claim her. And he will worship every inch of her curves until she finally believes she’s utterly irresistible. But their forbidden passion ignites more than desire. A deadly hit-and-run turns into targeted threats, and someone wants Lila silenced forever. As secrets from Ethan’s powerful family surface, the hunter becomes the hunted. In a world of hospital corruption, jealousy, and dark danger, can Ethan’s intense love and dominant touch save the woman who has completely ruined him for anyone else? A scorching forbidden romance packed with steamy body worship, heart-pounding suspense, and raw passion.
View MoreAarvi was nervous as she walked with her laptop in her hands. Today she was going to tell her family about him, the love of her life, Ansh.
The guy she was totally in love with.
“Adaa,” the word stopped her where she was as she felt a hand sneaking around her waist. She closed her eyes and leaned against the strong chest, and took a deep breath.
“If you do not want to, you do not have to do it today,” he said as he placed his lips on her head.
Aarvi inhaled his scent as she closed her eyes for a moment, “They need to know now, Ansh, it's been almost a year now,” She said. her grip on the laptop was telling him how much their approval mattered to her. And why would it not? She loved her family like no other.
“Don’t stress okay?” he said, kissing her head again as he touched his nose with hers. He kissed her nose and then moved to her lips. Before he could kiss her, she put her hand on his lips.
“What?” he asked, frustrated. She kissed his lips on the hand.
“Adaa,” he whined, he really wanted to have his way with her right now.
“I don’t want my family to know I made out with you just before I called them,” Aarvi said as Ansh clenched and unclenched his fist.
“This is so wrong,” he complained like a child as she smiled.
“We will have a blast after I am done,” She shyly whipped in his ear before she ran off to the rooftop. Ansh shook his head with a smile on his face. His Adaa was not like other girls.
She was shy but at the same time brave. She loved him and stood by his side when he thought she would leave as well.
He was lucky to have her in his life and now today, she was going to tell her family about him.
Aarvi set up the laptop for a video call before she noticed her mother and sister on the other side of the screen. A genuine smile made its way to her lips as she looked at them, “Maa,” her mother Mrs. Nilla Sharma was equally excited.
“I miss you so much my baccha,” (child) she said as Aarvi nodded. They had some small talk but Aarvi’s nervous hands were rolling against each other on their own as her mother noticed that.
“I know you want to say something, Aarvi,” Nilla said as Aarvi looked at them before she nodded.
“maa, actually... I—I love someone,” Aarvi said as she closed her eyes for a moment.
“No Aarvi,” her mother said the very next second. Nilla’s expression changed into a hard one as she looked at her daughter.
"I love him, Mom," Aarvi said as she looked into the rectangular screen of her laptop, she wanted to introduce her family to the love of her life and they just did not want to listen to her at all.
"We sent you there to study Aarvi, not to fall in love. I don't know what kind of guy he is. How can I know if he is right for you? Hell, what if he is a serial killer or a criminal?" That was her mother overreacting to the news of her boyfriend.
"Mom, he is a really nice guy, he is not a criminal, he is a businessman," She said, hiding the fact that he used to be one. He left all that when she asked him to. The guy loved her too much for her good. Now he did not have any link to the criminal world and that's all that she desired. She was happy with him and that was all that mattered.
"I do not believe the pause you took in between Aarvi," her father came into the frame. Her breath got stuck in her throat, it was not like she was not loved by her family or her father. She was scared of him. Anyone would be scared of Viraj Sharma.
"Papa, I love him," Aarvi said. She tried not to meet his eyes.
"I taught you to keep eye contact when talking, Aarvi. Are you forgetting all of that while staying away from us?" Her father asked in a harsh voice. She closed her eyes tightly in fear as she made fists of her hand.
Aarvi shook her head; her eyes moistened a little, she still felt like the little girl who was denied affection when she did anything wrong.
"I would like you to give up your studies there and come back to India, am I clear?" her father said as her eyes widened. She shook her head even before her tears started to fall down her cheeks.
Parting from Anushman was not even a question, she could even breathe without him.
"Papa... I--I love him. He loves me... I want to marry him. Please don't do this to me, please let me stay here," Aarvi begged her father with tears in her eyes.
"Aarvi Sharma, I sent you there to study not to have sex with that boyfriend of yours," Her mother gasped at the words her father was using against his own daughter.
"Viraj, she is your daughter," her mother said.
"That is why I am still talking to her," her father said. He was breathing rage at the moment.
"Aarvi, I expect you back within a week," he ordered as he looked at the laptop screen.
"No… papa," she said no to him for the first time.
"I won't be back just like this, I love him, " Aarvi argued.
"You decide, Aarvi, who you want in your life then, your boyfriend or your family, " with that being said, her father hung up the call.
Aarvi cried, looking at the laptop screen before she ran back downstairs to Ansh.
“Adaa, what happened?” He asked as he kept his phone aside.
Aarvi did not answer him but hugged him tightly as she cried out. Ansh rubbed her back and kissed her forehead.
“Mom and Dad, did not agree?” he asked in a soft tone. He knew at this moment she needed his soft hand.
Aarvi nodded with a hiccup, “They—they want me to be back by the end of the week,” She said, looking at him with a teary gaze as he nodded.
“You should go back then,” he said, as if it was not a big deal.
Aarvi pushed him away from her and wiped her tears before anger filled her eyes, “what did you say, huh?” She asked, daring him to say the words again.
“I think you should go back, “ he replied in the same calm tone.
“You idiot!” She launched punches at him and he let her hit him.
“Why are you not fighting for me? With me or with them? Don’t I matter to you?” She asked as she sat on the floor when she was tired of punching him.
He rubbed his chest before he pulled her into his lap.
She kept his fingers under her chin before he made her look at him.
His thumb traced her lower lip before he took it to his lips and gave her a punishing kiss. He sucked on her lips like a baby. All the tension left Aarvi’s body as if it was not there a few minutes ago.
“You are the reason I breathe, Adaa,” he said as she looked at him breathing heavily from the kiss they had just shared.
“And no one can steal you from me,” he said before he kissed her again.
“Promise?” she asked.
“Promise on the devil,” he said before she pulled him by his collar to kiss every inch of her body and make her forget the reason for her tears.
Chapter 186 (Lila’s POV)The morning light came in soft through the secure-wing windows, the kind of pale gold that made everything look temporarily forgiven.I sat on the edge of the bed with my son against my chest, his small body rising and falling in the steady rhythm I had learned to measure my own breathing by. The reports had arrived one after another through the night and into the early hours—Richard dead in prison, Victor dead on a rain-soaked dock, the last of the major threats extinguished by forces none of us had directly controlled. Amara remained behind bars, her eighteen-year sentence untouched. The court filings that had hung over us like a blade had been withdrawn or collapsed under the weight of the originals and the revocation. For the first time since the night of Amara’s arrest, the air in the room did not feel borrowed.Ethan stood near the window with his back to me, phone lowered at his side. He had been quiet since the final confirmation about Victor came thro
Chapter 185Victor black learned of his brother’s death in the back of a moving car, the city sliding past the tinted windows in streaks of wet light. The report came through on a secure line, delivered without ceremony. Richard had been killed in prison—multiple stab wounds, inmates with old grievances, no single name to pin it on. Victor listened in silence, then ended the call with a quiet word of acknowledgment.He felt nothing that resembled grief. Richard had been a liability for years, useful only in the way a flawed tool remains useful until it breaks. What Victor felt instead was the slow, cold recalculation of a man who had spent decades waiting for the board to clear. One more piece was gone. The claim remained. The children remained. The documents remained contested.Or so he still believed.By the time the car reached the private airstrip on the edge of the city, the rest of the news had begun to arrive in fragments. The temporary custody order had been stayed. The revoca
Chapter 184Richard black had always believed the world would eventually bend back in his favor.Even after the arrest, even after the charges stacked high enough to bury most men—conspiracy, witness intimidation, obstruction, the long list of financial crimes and threats that had finally caught up with him—he had sat in the holding cell with the same faint, dismissive smile he once used in boardrooms. Lawyers would find angles. Money would find cracks. Victor, for all his cold ambition, still needed the Langford name intact enough to be useful. Richard had told himself these things the way other men told themselves prayers.The sentence, when it came, was heavier than he expected. Consecutive terms that added up to a number no clever appeal would easily shrink. The judge’s voice had been flat, almost bored, as the years were read out. Richard had only adjusted his cuffs and looked past the prosecution table as if the entire proceeding were a minor inconvenience.They transferred him
Chapter 183 (Lila’s POV) I should have known the quiet would not last. My son slept against my chest, small and warm, his breath a soft rhythm I counted without meaning to. The secure wing felt almost safe for the first time—reinforced doors, independent power, officers at both ends of the corridor. Ethan had stepped out only minutes earlier to take Damien’s call about the morning hearing. Sophia breathed evenly in the next bed. For a few fragile moments I let my eyes close. The door opened without warning. I knew the man who walked in before he fully crossed the threshold. The recognition hit like cold water. Dr. Heyes. Not a doctor who had treated me here. Not someone from the hospital staff. A ghost from before everything—before the arrests, before the pregnancies, before Victor. The man who had cornered me in an empty consultation room months ago, who had put his hands where they did not belong, who had pressed me against the wall until I fought free and reported him. The bo
Chapter 1: The CrashLila Monroe gripped the steering wheel tight, her heart pounding as rain slammed against the windshield. The wipers could barely keep up. It was late, way too late for her to still be driving home after a double shift at the small clinic. Her eyes felt heavy, but she pushed on.
Chapter 5My hands wouldn’t stop shaking as I stared at the dead phone. The distorted voice kept echoing in my head. Stop digging… next time the syringe won’t miss. I wanted to scream, but nothing came out. The hospital room felt too quiet now, too dark. Every shadow looked like it could hide anoth
Chapter 4My heart slammed against my chest like it wanted to break free. The man in the dark hoodie stood right beside my bed, the syringe glinting under the faint light from the machines. I could smell something sour on him, like old sweat and danger. Fear choked me, but I forced my voice out.“G
Chapter 2I woke up to the sound of beeping machines and a warm hand on my shoulder. My eyes fluttered open, and there he was again — Dr. Ethan Black, leaning over me with a tight look on his face. My heart jumped. Not just from the fear, but from something else I couldn’t name.“Easy, Lila,” he sa












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