All Chapters of Forced Vows with the Possessive Tycoon: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

20 Chapters

Chapter 1 – The Contract That Changed Everything

Ako si Lila, 18, bagong graduate lang sa senior high. Akala ko, tapos na ang lahat ng stress at drama sa buhay ko ang dami ko nang gustong gawin mag-travel, mag-enjoy sa freedom ko, at higit sa lahat, mag-focus sa sarili ko. Pero hindi ko alam na may isang tao na babagsak sa buhay ko, at sa unang tingin pa lang niya sa akin, parang gusto na niyang i-claim lahat ng parte ko body, mind, at heart.Si Logan Hayes, 35, American, CEO ng isa sa pinakamalaking kumpanya sa buong Asia. Cold, ruthless, at todo ang kontrol sa paligid niya. Pero higit sa lahat… obsessed. Parang may radar siya sa akin, at bawat galaw ko, bawat hinga ko, sinusubaybayan niya. Sobrang intense, sobrang terrifying, at… nakakaintriga rin.“Lila,” sabi niya sa harap ko sa opisina niya sa Makati, “welcome sa buhay ko na hindi mo alam na kailangan mo.”Tinitigan ko siya, frozen, hindi makagalaw. Hindi ko maintindihan kung bakit parang may aura siya na nagpapahinto sa lahat ng bagay sa paligid. Parang

Chapter 2 – His Rules

Hindi ako nakatulog nang maayos. Buong gabi, iniisip ko ang mga sinabi niya. You’re mine. Follow my rules. Eighteen na ako. Hindi na ako bata. Marunong akong magdesisyon para sa sarili ko. Pero bakit parang sa harap niya, bumabalik ako sa version ng sarili ko na hindi sigurado? Pagbaba ko ng hagdan ng penthouse kinaumagahan, naka-ready na ang breakfast. Tahimik ang buong lugar. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls, city skyline sa labas, parang lahat controlled — tulad niya. “Good morning, Mrs. Hayes.” Napahinto ako. Nasa dining area siya. Naka-suit na agad. Perfect. Untouchable. And watching me like I was already something he owned. “Don’t call me that,” sagot ko agad, pilit steady ang boses ko. One corner of his lips lifted. “But that’s what you are.” Umupo ako sa tapat niya. “Contract wife. Not real wife.” He l

Chapter 3 – Jealousy Looks Good on You

Three days after the public reveal, the whole business world already knew my name.Mrs. Hayes.It still felt strange hearing it.I was in Logan’s office again, reviewing documents he insisted I “learn.” Apparently, being his wife meant understanding the empire he built.“You’re distracted,” he said without looking up from his laptop.“I’m bored,” I corrected.A faint smirk touched his lips. “You won’t be for long. There’s a gala tonight.”Of course there was.“And I have to go?”“You don’t have to,” he replied calmly. “But you will.”I rolled my eyes. “You really love deciding for me.”“I really love being right.”Arrogant.Infuriating.And somehow… magnetic.The gala was everything I expected — glittering chandeliers, expensive gowns, men in tailored suits discussing numbers that probably equaled entire countries’ GDP.Logan’s han

Chapter 4 – When the World Watches

The scandal broke the next morning.I woke up to my phone vibrating nonstop.Unknown numbers. Missed calls. Messages from people I barely talk to.And one message from Mara.“Lila, please tell me this isn’t true.”My stomach dropped.I opened social media.There it was.Photos from last night.Me and Ethan talking. Smiling.But cropped.Edited.Headlines already spinning narratives.CEO’s New Wife Reunites with Ex-Lover at Gala.Trouble in the Hayes Marriage?Was the Marriage Just a Business Cover?My chest tightened.It wasn’t even true.I barely spoke to Ethan.The penthouse door opened behind me.I didn’t need to turn around to know it was Logan.“Who leaked it?” I asked quietly.He didn’t answer immediately.That silence was worse.I turned.He was already dressed. Ca

Chapter 5 – Choose

I should’ve known Ethan wouldn’t stop.Three days after the press conference, he showed up at the company lobby.Unannounced.Uninvited.And very intentional.“I just want five minutes,” he told the receptionist loudly enough for half the floor to hear.I found out because Logan’s assistant called me first.“Mrs. Hayes… Mr. Carter is downstairs.”Of course he is.I closed my laptop slowly.Logan looked up from across the office.“He’s here, isn’t he?”I nodded.Silence filled the room.Not explosive.Measured.“I’ll handle it,” Logan said calmly.“No.”His eyes sharpened slightly.“He came to see me.”“And you want to see him?”The question wasn’t jealous.It was direct.Honest.I held his gaze.“Yes.”A long pause.The air shifted.“F

Chapter 6 – Power Has a Price

The call came at 2:13 AM.Logan’s phone vibrated once on the nightstand.He was awake before the second ring.Years of discipline.Years of enemies.I opened my eyes as he sat up.“You can answer it,” I murmured.He glanced at me briefly before standing and stepping toward the window.“Yes,” he said into the phone.Silence on my end.But I could tell from his posture—Something was wrong.His shoulders went still.Not tense.Still.“The board approved that?” he asked calmly.Pause.“I see.”Another pause.“No. Do not respond yet.”He ended the call without another word.The room felt colder.“What happened?” I asked softly.He didn’t answer immediately.Then he turned.“They’re calling for a vote.”My chest tightened.“For what?”“To s

Chapter 7 – Lines You Don’t Cross

The headlines hit before sunrise.LANGSTON GROUP FACES INTERNAL FRACTURECEO SURVIVES BOARD CHALLENGEMYSTERIOUS WOMAN AT CENTER OF CONTROVERSYI stared at my phone, jaw tight.“They didn’t waste time,” I muttered.Logan stood by the window of his penthouse office, skyline bleeding gold from the morning sun.“They never do,” he said calmly.He didn’t look stressed.He looked… prepared.“Victor leaked this,” I said.“Yes.”“And Adriana?” I asked.A brief pause.“She’s not uninvolved.”That stung more than I expected.Adriana Reyes.Public relations director.Brilliant. Beautiful. Calculated.And very aware that she used to be the woman people assumed Logan would marry.“She posted this ten minutes ago,” I said, turning my phone toward him.A picture.Adriana at a charity gala last year.Sta

Chapter 8 – The Trap

The next morning started too quietly.No new headlines.No messages from Victor.No cryptic calls.Which meant one thing.They were planning something bigger.I sat in Logan’s penthouse kitchen, stirring coffee that had already gone cold.“You’ve been staring at that cup for ten minutes.”Logan’s voice came from behind me.I glanced over my shoulder.He looked composed as always, already dressed in a charcoal suit, tie perfectly straight.“How are you so calm?” I asked.He walked toward the counter.“Because silence from enemies usually means they’re setting a trap.”“That’s not comforting.”“It’s realistic.”He took the coffee from my hands and replaced it with a fresh one.“You should still eat,” he added.“I’m not hungry.”“Lila.”That tone.Low.Firm.Impossible to ignore.

Chapter 9 – The Weakest Point

The night should have felt like a victory.Victor’s trap failed.The board saw the truth.The accusations against me were exposed.But something about Logan’s silence on the drive home made my chest tight.He wasn’t relaxed.He wasn’t celebrating.He was thinking.And when Logan Langston started thinking like that, it usually meant one thing.War.The city lights streaked across the car window as we moved through downtown.“You’re too quiet,” I finally said.Logan didn’t look away from the road.“Victor won’t stop.”“I know.”“He lost face today.”“And men like him hate that,” I finished.Logan nodded once.“Yes.”A heavy silence filled the car.Then my phone buzzed.Unknown number.Again.My stomach dropped.I answered carefully.“Hello?”At first ther

Chapter 10 – The Night Attack

The next morning began with tension hanging in the air.Even before I opened my eyes, I could hear movement outside the bedroom.Voices.Low.Serious.I sat up slowly and checked the time.6:15 AM.Too early for normal conversations.Something was wrong.I stepped out of the bedroom quietly.Logan stood in the living room with Marcus and two security officers. A large tablet was open on the table, showing multiple surveillance screens.They stopped talking when they noticed me.“Good morning,” Logan said calmly.“Don’t ‘good morning’ me,” I replied. “What’s going on?”Marcus glanced at Logan before answering.“We traced the number that sent the photo last night.”My chest tightened.“And?”Marcus zoomed in on one of the screens.A grainy image appeared.A black SUV parked across the street from Logan’s building.“They were watching the building for hours,” Marcus said.Logan’s expression remained unreadable.“But they left before we could intercept them.”“Which means?” I asked quietl

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