All Chapters of Her forbidden desire-bella : Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

For two passionate years, Bella Black's marriage was everything she dreamed of, a connection built on love, trust, and an undeniable chemistry that kept their flame burning bright.The first rays of dawn filtered through the sheer curtains of their bedroom, casting a soft golden glow across the tangled sheets. Bella stirred, her body instinctively seeking the warmth of her husband beside her. She turned slowly, her dark hair spilling across the pillow as she reached out, placing her hand gently on Marcus's chest. His skin was warm beneath her palm, and she could feel the steady rhythm of his heartbeat.Marcus's eyes fluttered open, and a sleepy smile curved his lips as he found her watching him. The morning light caught the flecks of gold in his brown eyes, making them shine with that familiar warmth that never failed to make her heart skip."So you're awake too, honey," Bella whispered, her voice still husky with sleep. She shifted closer, draping her leg over his, feeling the solid

When her husband's three closest friends move in to help during his recovery, Bella finds herself sharing a home with three dangerously attractive men who remind her of everything she's lost.The first three months after the accident passed in a haze of hospital visits, doctor consultations, and a grief so profound it felt like drowning. Marcus survived, that was the miracle everyone kept telling Bella to focus on. But the man who came home in a wheelchair, his spine fractured at L2-L3, wasn't quite the same man who had kissed her goodbye that Saturday morning.The doctors explained it clinically: incomplete spinal cord injury with damage to the nerve roots. Partial paralysis. Some sensation remained, some movement in his legs, but standing was impossible without extensive support, and walking might never be an option. The prognosis was uncertain, he might regain more function with aggressive physical therapy, or he might not. Only time would tell.But there was something they didn't