LOGINVeeraj Kapoor has been my father's best friend for years. He's a powerful and successful man whose presence has always been part of my family's life. But when I visited his mansion, I never expected my life to change so completely. Veeraj is ruthless, ambitious, and accustomed to getting what he wants. I never imagined I would develop feelings for someone like him. Yet the more time I spend with him, the more complicated our relationship becomes. I know that my feelings could affect my family, and I'm not sure how my father would react if he discovered the truth. As our connection grows, I find myself struggling to understand what I truly want and whether I'm ready to face the consequences of my choices. Will our relationship bring us closer together, or will the complications surrounding us eventually tear us apart?
View More“Our Quiet Forever” Saesha’s POV The sunset spilled across the living room windows like melted gold, warm and soft and familiar — the same color of every ending I’d ever feared, and every beginning I never knew I deserved. Elian was on the floor with his wooden horse, trotting it around the rug while narrating a full dramatic story only he understood. The twins were crawling in circles, babbling to each other like they were telling secrets only siblings could decode. And Alex stood in the doorway, leaning against the frame, watching all three of them with an expression I once thought he’d never wear — peace. Pure, unshakeable peace. I walked toward him slowly, my steps quiet, my heart loud. He noticed instantly, his arms opening without a word. I melted into his chest. The place that had once been chaos. Now home. “You’re quiet,” he murmured into my hair. “I’m thinking.” “That’s new.” I elbowed him softly, and he chuckled, kissing the top of my head. Bu
(Saesha’s POV) The kitchen was a war zone. Flour clouds hung in the air like soft mist, the counter was covered in egg shells and spilled milk, and Elian stood on a chair with a whisk in hand — looking way too proud of his “pancake skills.” “Mama, look!” he shouted, stirring the batter with all his strength. “I’m making magic cakes!” I tried not to laugh. “Sweetheart, it’s pancakes, not magic cakes.” He blinked, confused. “But Papa said they turn brown and fluffy — that’s magic!” Alex snorted from the stove. “He’s not wrong.” “Don’t encourage him,” I groaned, but there was no real annoyance in my tone. The twins were in their high chairs, watching their big brother like he was the star of a cooking show. One of them — our little girl — clapped every time Elian made the batter splash. The other — our quiet boy — giggled whenever the spoon made a funny sound. Alex turned, flipping a pancake perfectly with one hand while wiping batter off Elian’s cheek with the other. “You’ve g
(Saesha’s POV) The night settled soft and slow, wrapping the house in that tender kind of stillness that only came after laughter. The twins had finally drifted off — one sprawled across Alex’s chest, the other snuggled into my arm, clutching his tiny bear like a secret. Elian had insisted on sleeping in his little bed tonight, his new wooden horse “Thunder” safely tucked beside him. But even as I stood in the doorway watching him, I could tell he wasn’t quite asleep yet — his eyes half-open, dreamy. “Can’t sleep, my little knight?” I whispered, stepping closer. He shook his head slightly, his voice soft and thick with drowsiness. “Papa said dragons are real.” I smiled faintly. “Did he now?” “Yeah,” he murmured, eyes fluttering. “But he said they’re not bad dragons… just sad ones who forgot how to love.” My heart tugged. That was so like Alex — turning even monsters into metaphors for hearts that once hurt. Elian rolled onto his side, clutching Thunder tighter. “But Papa’s no
SAESHA POV The sound of carving filled the warm night air — soft shavings of wood falling rhythmically as Alex worked on the porch table. The faint golden light from the hanging lantern kissed his skin, glinting off the curve of his jaw, the muscles in his forearms flexing as he guided the knife with careful precision. I leaned against the doorframe, arms folded, watching him. “You’ve been at it for hours,” I murmured, smiling when he didn’t even glance up. “Mm,” he hummed lowly, eyes still on the wooden piece in his hand. “They’re almost done. You know how Elian gets when he sees the twins with something new.” My lips curved as I stepped closer, peeking over his shoulder. Three tiny wooden toys rested on the table — one was a small horse with intricate details carved into the mane, the other two were little bears. The twins’ initials were carefully etched underneath. “You carved their initials?” I asked softly. “Of course.” He finally looked up at me, those stormy-blue eyes cat
SAESHA POV The morning felt like it had been painted just for us. The sky was clear, the air smelled of rain long gone, and the sun stretched across the city like gold ribbon. “Everyone ready?” I called out, tying my hair into a messy bun. Elian’s voice came from the hallway. “Mama, Aira took
SAESHA POV The morning sunlight crept across the kitchen floor in wide, golden stripes. It was one of those mornings that smelled like pancakes and peace — the kind where everything feels possible for at least ten minutes before someone spills something. Elian sat cross-legged on the rug, a not
SAESHA POV The smell of frosting, balloons, and baby lotion — that was our house today. Aira and Aran’s first birthday. I’d spent half the morning stringing up pastel garlands across the living room while Alex wrestled with an arch of golden balloons that refused to cooperate. Elian was in cha
SAESHA POV It started with a wobble. Aira had been standing on her own for weeks, balancing on anything she could find — the coffee table, my leg, even the back of poor Aran, who tolerated her antics with saintly patience. But that morning, while I was folding laundry and Alex was fixing someth












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