The Night embrace

Blue POVHey, pretty girl," a middle-aged man in a blue suit catcalled me, slapping my behind with his hands, and I cringed. I knew working here would come with some insults and abuses, but it was just getting too much. I couldn't reply because they were VIP customers, and I didn't want to lose my job. So I ignored them."Don't tell me you're shy after acting all coy " one of his friends commented, I felt disgusted and anger engulfing me, but I just continued serving them their drinks without a word ." Answer me when I'm talking to you " the VIP guest yelled, pushing me hard to the floor, " you think you're Soo high and mighty don't you, cause you look pretty ? after all the work you had done on your face " he spat vigorously."I can tear you apart right here and there's nothing you can do about it "he played with the hem of my shirt a disgusting smirk plastered across his face "Don't act like you don't sleep with men much older than me for money, it just makes you more filthy than yo

Damian's POVAs the final terms of the deal were settled, she extended her hand; the firm grip countered the echoing weight of our agreement, and I smiled politely.In that brief moment, while shaking hands, something caught my eye, a flash of familiarity in those golden brown eyes. But in fact, the ones in my memory were null and void yet oddly captivating, stirring memories of the girl I had seen at the bar.The image of her getting on her knees begging for forgiveness when in fact she was the victim. Such a pathetic being, yet she looked so breathtaking while pleading on her knees that I couldn't help but wonder how gorgeous she might look in that position as I stuffed her with my arghhh…I tried shaking the thought of playing around with her; how fun exactly would it be? That piqued my curiosity in me."Your daughter's nanny interview is taking place at 12 noon. I have cleared all your schedule today for that." "Hmmm," you may leave. I waved my secretary away; there wasn't any use

3rd point of viewBlue stood silently in the corner of the dimly lit room, the weight of her family's decision pressing heavily on her chest. The air was thick with unspoken words and the scent of impending change.Her mother and sister hastily packed their belongings, abandoning her as soon as things went wrong. Their faces were etched with a mixture of determination and a pretense of despair. After they had received the notice just days ago. This a stark reminder that their time in this small, cramped apartment was coming to an end the rent rising and the landlord's ultimatum echoing in their minds, the family faced a serious choice.They had no money or savings to secure another place, and the thought of living on the streets was a terror they couldn't bear, so when the invitation from their Aunt Sarah came in, they jumped at the chance. They decided to go live at their aunt's house, a sanctuary for some but a place of discomfort for Blue; her aunt had only enough room for two, a

Blue's POV My eyes fluttered open to the stark reality of my surroundings, the leaking roof, and the cold, hard floor pressed against my sides. A reminder of the events of the last two days came rushing in a haze of worry and regret. I shifted slightly, wincing at the sharp pain that shot through my spine. It felt as if that decision I had made recently was being etched into my body one throb at a time. Since that night I had spent with him, my back ached from the activities we had practiced, and I had spent the last two days in solitude... I didn't want to see him again, but I didn't have the choice, nor the money or time. Even if the nightmares get worse, I'm already at rock bottom. With a heavy sigh, I rolled over and reached for my phone. The familiar weight of it is both comforting and unsettling. The screen lit up, revealing a view of missed calls. Damian's name caught my attention above all others He would be furious; I had left as soon as I woke up and didn't bother to sh

3rd point of view Blue stood in the center of her new room. The lavish villa sprawled around her like a dream she never imagined would come true. The walls gleamed with a fresh coat of paint, and the air was thick with the scent of new beginnings. She had spent the day packing her belongings, but in her haste, she had left behind a few cherished items in her old apartment. The thought nagged at her, yet she pushed it aside. There would be time to return for them later. Right now, she needed to focus on her upcoming trip to Nora's new island. The villa was stunning, a stark contrast to her previous home. The chandeliers sparkled, and the expensive windows offered a breathtaking view of the night sky. After what felt like hours of futile attempts to fall asleep. She finally surrendered to her restlessness; slipping out of bed, she decided a walk through the villa might clear her mind. The moonlight spilled across the polished marble floors as she wandered through the corridors. The