LOGINAna Lancaster loses everything in a single day. Her boyfriend marries her pregnant best friend, then leaves her with the cruel reminder that no man would ever want a poor and plus-size girl like her. Now, Ana is nothing more than a servant in the Leon mansion, home to the most powerful business family in the city. Her life is filled with orders, humiliation, and degrading stares until three dangerous men begin paying attention to her. Leon, the cold and dominant man who looks at Ana as if she already belongs to him. Adrian, the mature and composed man who slowly makes Ana feel desired. Sebastian, the wild and seductive man who never hides his obsession with teasing her body and mind. When her late mother's hospital debt threatens to destroy her life, Ana becomes trapped in a secret arrangement with three men who are too rich, too powerful, and too obsessive to refuse. One decision pulls Ana into a world filled with money, desire, and dangerous games between three best friends who slowly begin destroying each other because of her. Behind expensive dresses, heated touches, and sinful whispers, Ana slowly realizes one thing: They don't just want her body. They want to own her completely.
View MoreEPILOGUE I stood in front of the mirror in our room, wearing a simple dark blue dress, Leon's favorite color. "You're beautiful," Leon said from the doorway. I turned. My husband stood there, wearing a simple black suit with a dark blue tie that matched my dress. "You're handsome too," I said. Leon smiled, stepped closer, and offered his hand. "Come. Our guests have arrived." In the dining room, the long table was beautifully set, white tablecloth, lit candles, and porcelain plates we hadn't used in a long time. Around the table sat the people who had once been part of my past—a dark past, a painful past, but also a past that shaped who I am now. Sebastian sat at the end of the table, accompanied by his wife. Beside them, Adrian sat with his wife as well. Aiden, Lucas, and Sophie had eaten earlier and were now in their respective rooms, Sophie reading a book, Leo playing chess with Aiden. They didn't need to know about the past. They only needed to know that tonight, their par
ANA'S POV.The journey to Switzerland took two days.We weren't in a hurry, Leon said the journey itself was part of the healing. We passed through the snowy Alps, past lakes that shimmered like glass, past small villages whose houses were as colorful as toy boxes.Aiden, Leo, and Sophie fell asleep in Sebastian and Adrian's car, while Leon and I sat side by side in silence.The house on the shore of Lake Lucerne was more beautiful than I had imagined. A large wooden chalet with a slanted roof, large windows facing the lake, and a garden full of wildflowers.In the distance, the mountains stood like guarding giants, majestic, calm, eternal. The air here was different. Very cold, but clean and fresh.Sophie ran out of the car the moment the door opened."Mom! Look! There are swans!"Aiden and Leo followed her, running toward the lake with laughter.I stood in front of the house, watching them, three children born from my womb, three children who never knew how dark my past was, three c
ANA'S POV.Several years had passed since that funeral. I didn't know exactly how many years, time felt different when you spent most of your life in nightmares.But today, I stood in front of the main mansion, the house that had witnessed so much happiness and so much destruction.We had moved back here a year after Clara's funeral. Leon said I needed a familiar place, a place that could help me heal, but I never truly healed.I only learned to live with those wounds wounds that never truly healed, that only dried on the surface while underneath they were still bleeding.Today, we were leaving for good.I stood in the main living room, accompanied by my three children.I had never told them about the past. About the three men who had once touched me. About the nightmares that never stopped. They didn't need to know. They only needed to know that they were loved.Aiden, Leo, and Sophie stood in front of a large photo hanging on the living room wall. A photo of Clara—she was smiling wi
ANA'S POV.Three days later, the funeral was held. Leon had bought the entire cemetery area years ago, after Ethan's death, because he didn't want his son to be alone. Now, that area would receive one more resident. Clara. Next to her brother.I forced myself to attend. The nurse accompanied me."Mrs. Ana, your body is still very weak. You just had surgery.""I will attend, even if I have to crawl."Sofia looked at Leon, asking for help. But Leon only nodded slowly. He knew. He knew that nothing could stop me.They brought me in a wheelchair. Leon pushed it himself, didn't let anyone touch that chair.Sebastian and Adrian walked at our sides, each wearing a black suit, their faces hard and pale. Behind us, several of Lucien's guards followed with heavy steps.And there, in front of the coffin, Lucien Voss stood.He wore a perfect black suit, black tie, black shoes but nothing was perfect about him that day. His face was pale, his eyes red, and his shoulders that were usually upright a
I fell silent.Marriage. I'd never imagined getting married, especially not to a man as rich and as mysterious as Mr. Leon. I was just a plain, fat girl who spent her life cleaning up other people's dirt."Why me?" I asked.Mr. Leon was still crouching in front of me, his eyes staring at me without
Two days passed.I tried to avoid Mr. Leon and his guests. I worked harder than usual. I cleaned every corner of the mansion, washed Clara's clothes until they smelled fresh, and even swept parts of the yard I had never touched before. I hoped that if I worked hard enough, everything would go back
I stopped walking.My body turned stiff like a statue. Mr. Leon's words pierced me from behind, sharp and cold, like the edge of a knife pressed against my neck."Who taught you to be so rude?"I didn't dare turn around. My eyes burned. Tears gathered at the corners, but I held them back with all m
His possession.I wasn't an object, and I didn't belong to anyone.Mr. Leon slowly released his arm from around my waist, then walked back to the billiard table, picked up the cue he had set down earlier, and continued the game as if nothing had happened.As if he hadn't just saved my life, and as
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