Se connecterHer words stuck in my head like a tiny, restless worm. Usually, clients’ chatter leaves my mind as soon as they step out the door, but this time… something about it got under my skin and made me think.
Alevtina said those “boys” were experienced — very experienced — and definitely worth the money. Each one, like a purebred dog, even carries a medical booklet with all the test results and health checks, even though they always use protection. Maybe… there’s something to it? I’ve been rushing my whole life, always running somewhere. My photographic memory helped me finish school externally at fifteen, and by eighteen, I had already graduated from university with a red diploma in biochemistry. After that, I completed several professional courses in cosmetology and devoted myself to the beauty industry. At first, people were skeptical — I looked so young, practically like a high schooler. But I started producing my own skincare line — creams and serums for face and body. Those first brave clients who trusted me enough to try my products were thrilled! Word spread fast — and as everyone knows, word of mouth is the best kind of advertisement. Within just a few years, I had a steady stream of clients and a solid demand for my products. I’m proud of my cosmetics — I don’t cut corners. Everything I make uses natural, high-quality ingredients. Most of my clients are wealthy women, so I feel pretty confident financially and have been supporting myself for quite a while now. My parents aren’t poor either — they’re always eager to help — but it feels much better to know I can take care of myself, live on my own terms, and not have to report to anyone. Although… honestly, there’s not much to report. You’d think that living independently, earning well, and having no obligations would mean I’m out there living my best life — but nope. That’s not about me. About a year ago, one of my regular clients, Olga Petrovna Kosheva, suggested I try working at her husband’s company. They specialize in pharmaceuticals and vaccine development at a scientific institute. And that’s how my lab days began. It’s a private company, the pay is good, and in my free hours I still take a few clients at the beauty salon. I had to cut down the number of appointments — kept only my most loyal and long-term ones — but the sales of my skincare line are still going strong. So, as it turns out, I have zero free time… and not even the slightest hint of a love life. But I still want to feel alive — to live fully, not just exist — so I made up my mind to take this unusual step. If I like it, maybe I’ll use the service again, at least until I meet someone truly right for me. That way my heart stays safe, my time doesn’t go to waste, and they promise genuine pleasure. However, that all sounded much easier in theory than in practice! When I finally registered on the site, blushing to death, I filled out all the required fields, paid the deposit, and received the address for the meeting. But when I actually met him — that incredibly sexy man — I completely chickened out! He didn’t insist on anything. We just… talked. About nothing in particular. He introduced himself as Nazar — polite, calm, charming. If I didn’t know the real reason we were meeting, I would have simply thought he was a perfect gentleman. He’s gorgeous, that devil! Tall, fit, tanned, green-eyed — a true dark-haired god of temptation! But the moment we kissed — that hot, dizzying kiss — I started sweating and trembling like a leaf in the wind. In the end, I canceled any further “physical involvement,” paid the full price, and ran away. Great. Just great. What if he had been a guy I actually liked? What a disgrace! But I didn’t give up. A week later, I booked another session — and, yes, I chose Nazar again. My logic was simple: if I’m going to embarrass myself, it might as well be in front of the same person. Yet, even the second time… I couldn’t do it. I must have looked utterly pathetic because he even offered me a discount for his service — without the actual service. But today, everything will be different. It has to be. I’m going to do this and finally put an end to my ridiculous fears! I arrived a little early and checked into our hotel room first, hoping to calm my nerves and, let’s say, ease into the mood. The room already had a small table set — an opened bottle of wine, a carafe of water, glasses, and a plate of fruit. Perfect. Just what I need for courage. I poured myself a glass of wine and took a couple of generous gulps… when I heard a knock on the door. That’s it. No turning back now!“This is nonsense!” I can’t hold back.“Believe me, people often build families without even that.”“Why are you doing this?” I don’t understand Kirill’s zeal. “You hardly could have grown attached to the children and to me. Then why? With your profession…”“That profession you accuse me of belongs to Nazar!” the man snaps. “That evening, he asked me to replace him on the date. I thought I would just meet the girl, talk, and part ways. At that time, I didn’t know what Nazar’s job was. And then I met you — so beautiful, sexual, alluring, determined, and ready for anything. Forgive me, I couldn’t resist!”Of course, it was pleasant to hear that he considered me beautiful, sexual, and alluring, but now I have a ton of problems because of it.“I work as deputy to the director — my father — at Inkorpmedyar, not whatever you think. And the reputation and prestige of our company matter to me, so my children will stay with me. I’ve invested too much in our business to ruin the company’s reput
Vicky:I try to open my heavy eyelids and see the semi-darkness of some room. I slowly look around and notice two baby cribs not far from the bed I’m lying on. Kirill is standing next to the cribs, staring thoughtfully at the sleeping children. Thanks to Valentina — our daddy or their idiotic grandpa would hardly have put them to bed.“Trying to get into the role of a father?” I ask quietly so as not to wake the little ones, and the brunette quickly turns to me.The oppressive reality starts pressing down on me like a heavy weight. As I understand it, I won’t be able to avoid marrying Kirill if I want to stay in Andry’s and Egor’s lives. Unfortunately, I don’t have connections like the Yartsevs do.“We need to talk,” the man says gloomily, and by his tone I understand the conversation won’t be pleasant. Although in this house, no conversation will ever be pleasant for me. “Let’s go to the kitchen, you need to eat.”“I can’t leave the kids alone, what if they wake up…”“There’s a baby
Vicky didn’t like what she was hearing from our father. She tried to wiggle out of it, even negotiate, but our parent’s stubbornness was stronger. So strong that he decided to threaten her with her children — which made the girl’s face completely change, turning pale like a bleached toadstool.“Vicky!” the woman sitting next to her exclaimed in alarm and began scolding angrily.“Look at what you’ve done to the poor thing! She barely stepped through the door and you’re already pressuring her with your conditions! You could’ve handled it normally, without all this! You could’ve courted her, invited her on dates, and then she would’ve agreed to marry on her own! But no! You started measuring your… capabilities here! Fathers, damn it! Why are you standing there like statues? You and you!” she shoots her angry gaze at father and me.“Take the children immediately! And you!” she nods at Nazar. “Bring water, now!”“Ma’am,” father starts to simmer, “aren’t you giving out a few too many orders
Kirill Yartsev:My father's idea about marriage shocked me, filled me with rage and indignation. Just a day ago, I didn’t even know I had children, and now it turns out the wedding is already around the corner!After having a serious shouting match with my parent, I flew out of his office, slamming the door loudly.This is some kind of idiocy! Okay, kids — I’ll take responsibility, I’ll support them and their mother, but marriage these days isn’t required at all!Yes, I looked for her. Yes, she gives me a rock-hard boner and my emotions are on edge, but that’s all lust and passion! And also some kind of thrill and a desire to tame the stubborn one. But with time all that will fade and I’ll get bored. And then how are we supposed to tolerate each other?Leaving the premises of our company, I headed to the nearest bar with an overwhelming desire to get fuc… to get drunk, basically.Downing the first shot of whiskey, I see Nazar sit next to me, ordering the same thing.“Didn’t want to re
“What do you mean, we will live here?” I blink at the Yartsevs. “I have my own home, a job, duties, responsibilities. I can’t just drop everything to suddenly be your guest.”“Oh, Vicky,” Nazar cuts in cheerfully, as if amused by the situation. “You don’t have anything anymore. You’re not going to be guests here. You and the kids will stay here with my father and brother, forever.”“Shut up!” Kirill barks, shooting an angry glare at his twin.“What do you mean, forever?” I look at Yartsev Sr. in horror, and my heart drops somewhere into my stomach.“Just that. My grandchildren will not grow up somewhere on the side and in secret from everyone,” Mr. Yartsev states strictly. “You and Kirill will create a full family, a unit of society, get married, and live together.”To say I was shocked by these words is to say nothing! My head simply couldn’t contain everything that was happening.“What wedding, for hell’s sake?!” I snap, and Nazar chuckles merrily, watching the unfolding show. “To r
Vicky:With horror, I watch my nighttime nightmare and the father of my children — all in one person — walk into the huge living room. My condition is very close to fainting; I’m truly trapped. He somehow found out and found us.“Turns out,” Mr. Yartsev starts speaking again, coming closer, “that Kirill is my son, and your boys are my grandchildren.”I feel sick — truly sick — and tears gather in my eyes, because only now do I notice how all the men present look alike. But I am not going to give up. These are MY children, and I won’t give them to anyone!“Why didn’t you say at that charity event that we have children together?” Kirill looks at me angrily, and a volcano of emotions erupts inside me.“And what was I supposed to tell you? ‘Kirill, I’ve got an interesting cashback for you here?!’ And besides, as far as I recall, you weren’t exactly in the mood for talking!” I snap, wanting to claw this seducer’s face off. “And what makes you think the kids are even yours?” I lift my chin







