Mag-log in**Sadie’s POV**
The Rossi brothers were like sex on legs—all pure muscle and raw sexiness that drove me wild as I stared at them. Eliosandro, Marcelo, Adrian, and Lorenzo Del Rossi—one of the most powerful billionaire families in Italy. I could barely breathe as Marcel walked closer. His dark hair cast a shadow over his eyes, watching me like he was a predator; they all were. His dark grey slacks held more than just a tent that I tried not to look down at as my eyes locked on his chest. I trailed down to the skin under his unbuttoned white shirt. My legs felt like jelly as my hands gripped my skirt, and I bit the insides of my cheeks as a shaky breath left my lips. It had been two years—well, almost two years—since I saw them last. And those eyes never changed. Those eyes stared at me like I was their prey who want to devour me. And those four men were my predators. These four men were my reason for running away. My stepbrothers. They were my very own deadly sins. As I felt the heat between my legs warm the moment Marcel’s warm breath brushed my ear, “Long time no see, kitten,” he purred. Just watching his eyes on me made me recall how he was like a beast that night, how he fucked his sub-slave while his eyes locked with mine. He was the only one who had actually seen me before the others that night when I had snuck in and watched their session with their sub. And my nipples hardened from just his voice. Oh fucking hell. This was bad; this was really bad. I watched as Lorenzo stood up next. He was quiet. His long hair was held in a man bun, his hands in his pockets as he trailed over to me, circling me as I stood between both of the men. Just as I felt his heat behind my back. “W-What are you both doing here? What are you all doing here?” I corrected myself. Just as I felt Lorenzo’s nose on my nape. “You know why we’re here, princessa,” Elio said. My gaze turned to him. He was the oldest of the four. His dark eyes locked with mine. As I swallowed a thick breath that felt like a lump in my throat, I needed to stand up. I needed to answer like their presence didn’t affect me, like I wasn’t going crazy inside, and I swear the heat between my legs grew more intense. Although my heart was pounding so crazily, I was afraid that they could hear it from where they stood, especially with Lorenzo and Marcel crowding my space. I watched as Adrian let out a chuckle before he leaned over and watched me standing and trembling. He was the quiet and calm one, yet his eyes held a burning stare that set my body on fire. He studied me from my toes to my heels, his eyes like he was counting every single hole in my fishnets, up to my skirt, to my waist, to my now heavy breasts, and to my lips. I felt my breath hitch just as his gaze cornered to mine, and I turned away, looking back at Elio, who was still seated. Now that seemed like a mistake because he held the most daunting stare out of all four brothers. “I told you I don’t need you guys anymore,” I said, lying through my teeth. Just as Adrian’s lips curled in a smirk. “Yet I see our bracelet on your hand, baby girl,” he said, his thick, almost fluid Italian accent making me almost flinch. As my hand carried the bracelet that held their charms—the one they bought for me on my sixteenth birthday three years ago. “Well, now you act like you don’t need us. But that wasn’t the case when you were screaming and moaning out our names while your finger was pushed into your pussy as you rode your pillow. Is it, baby?” Marcel said in my ear, Catching me off guard as my heart sped up a few beats, mortification rushing through my blood. How could I forget that night? I shamelessly came crying out their names on my bed— not knowing that I had an audience as they watched me masturbate and orgasm. And dammit, as I stood, I felt my panties wet from just the thought of them touching me; it was enough to drive me insane. I needed to get out of here; I needed to run. This was far too dangerous for my mental state, and I knew soon I wouldn’t be able to fight them. And just from recalling what I witnessed in that room that night: how loud their sub cried as she let them use and fuck her as they pleased. How desperately I wanted to be in that position. How I craved them. And that scared me. The lump in my throat was heavy; I couldn’t even swallow now as I felt my pussy get wetter with each second that passed. The only reason I was like this was that they broke me; they made me like this all because of that night. All because I had witnessed what true darkness they held behind their eyes, and a part of me knew the real truth. Why I ran away was because I wanted to be dominated. I wanted to be needed and wanted by my four brothers. I wanted them all to have me. I wanted to be fucked with no mercy, only to be dominated by them. How scary it was that for years I had held on to this unrequited love and need for not just one, but four of my brothers. But they had rejected me; they had called me a baby. And I, for one, had made a mistake confessing my feelings. Knowing it was forbidden and that their father had loved and helped my mother through it all, and he had died with my mother. I owed it all to him. Although my heart fought my decision, even though I felt so wet for them, I tried to look unfazed as I stared back at Elio, who dared me to speak. Even though I wanted nothing more than to drop to this floor and give myself to them, my whole body trained me to run away from this danger— just like I had done when I witnessed them two years ago, limbs entwined in a fivesome with someone else. A vivid memory that broke me completely as I watched them with another woman while I witnessed her heart getting shattered. When was this forbidden torment going to end?Irina felt like she was running crazy the moment Sam had texted her about Sadie's rumored sighting. She had immediately sent him to complete the mission to kill her and get the memory card if she truly was the one alive. But that had been hours ago, and there had been no reply from Sam, which had given her sleepless nights.She had thirsted and turned before walking out of her room and heading toward the kitchen. For a few minutes, she felt really silent. Normally she would see a servant or two hanging around, but there was no one.She had taken medicine for her jarring headache and a cup of wine, just as she took her phone again and headed to the living room."Why isn't this bastard picking up my calls?" she whispered."I don't think Sam will ever pick up your call," she heard a voice say, and the glass in her hands immediately fell and shattered to the ground.She turned around, finding Sadie cross-legged, sitting there on the armchair. Irina's eyes went wide.“No, this is just a
They still had more than six hours before they reached the heliport.After watching the videos and Sadie's evidence, a few minutes were spent in silence before Sadie had to break long the tensionLooking over at her dress and theirs, which were all covered in blood, she said, "I feel grimy already, so how about a shower?" breaking the ice.Marcel quickly noted, walking as well to her and seeing this eye. She was a queen in his eyes, and so he had taken her in a bridal style, carrying her across the boat and toward the presidential suites on the yacht.The room was a medium size with a large circular king-size bed. "There's the bathroom," he said, but one thing she had noticed was that he couldn't look her in the eyesNone of them would. It felt like they were ashamed. She could tell they were still ashamed that for the past three months, and the guilt that they had let her stay on an island alone — that they couldn't protect her.While she was under the shower, she let all of Sam's b
"Well, long time no see, princess," Sam's cold voice rings out, and Sadie stands stiffly as dread fills her.The memories came back — ones that felt like nightmares — as tears ran down her face. "You!" she said with a shaky breath. "You were the one who shot me! You are the insider who betrayed the Rossi family. Why? Why would you do that? You've been the family guard for years. Why would you do that?""I do not have to explain myself to you. I just came to finish the mission that I was sent on," he said, and Sadie almost flinched."Irina — she sent you to finish her dirty work the moment she found out that I was alive, didn't she?" She gritted her teeth."Yes, and for the fact that I know you have that memory card that we've been searching for — don't you?" he said. Every being in her body was itching for her not to touch her necklace so as not to give it away that it was in her locket, and so she feigned ignorance."I have no idea what you're talking about," she said."Stop lying.
Sadie had passed out, and the commotion was powerful as they rushed her from the festival venue and back into Marianne's home. The brothers never left her side.As they sat down, their eyes never left her, just as Adrian whispered, "Unbelievable. Can't believe we actually found her after all this time. No wonder she never came back to us. She couldn't remember who she was."Renzo felt his heart breaking. "Imagine what she had been through to have gone through that kind of accident so traumatic that she lost all her memories of her life and us," he whispered.Marcel was quiet, watching her sleep in fear. His fists were balled up, and a growl escaped his lips."We will never lose her again “ Marcel mutters as he paced between steps. “We will never," Elio replied as Marcel met his gaze.They heard a soft groan and whimper as they were all drawn toward the couch where Sadie lay.Mariam had been in the room a few seconds ago, but after they had explained their predicament, Mariam had le
Koula's POVI couldn't apologize enough to Henry about his laptop. Although it wasn't fully my fault, I still felt a semblance of guilt towards him.But he had told me it was all right, although I could see the sadness on his face that he might have just lost out on a major deal.I had been left to my vices, but I could tell they were watching me with careful gazes.Especially since my mood has been thrown off for the past few days, ever since I saw the man on my screen—the man who looked as pale as a ghost when he saw me.I wish I could even hear just his voice. God, I was curious, more than curious. My thoughts were stopped by Mariam, who opened my door after a giant knock."Hey, dear, there'll be a festival in the evening. It's just a bonfire, and I was thinking we could go," Mariam said. My first instinct was to stay, to say no and stay home, but what was that going to give me?Mariam looked so excited to go down to the bonfire, and she wanted me to accompany her, so I, not givi
Elio's POVEver since the day of Sadie's death, I hadn't felt like myself with Sadie not here . I felt like a numb stranger living in my skin and a different person altogether.I couldn't breathe. I couldn't function without her, and neither could the bond between my brothers, which had shattered beyond comparison.It had become a blaming game, as we had all felt numb and desolate in our responsibilities.Not until Adrian had given us a wake-up call, but that didn't stop the everyday guilt and worse.Eve—Sadie's friend—hadn't stopped asking and searching for her.She had made it her weekly duty to come around the company, badgering and questioning about Sadie, although we hadn't reported her officially dead.A part of me still didn't want to believe that Sadie was gone, especially since we hadn't found out what happened to her.So all the time Eve had come to the company, I had meekly turned her away.It was cruel, I know, but I too was running and going crazy with questions about wh







