I stared at the three of them, my heart pounding hard in my chest. Their faces were indeed similar—the same jawline, high noses, sharp eyes with slight differences in color. Three men in their early forties, with toned bodies clad in expensive suits that were now partially removed. Their black jackets hung on the backs of chairs, their white shirts open at the collars, revealing muscular chests still covered by thin fabric."Who are you really?" I asked again.They didn't answer. The sharp-eyed man who claimed to be the father of the baby I once carried stood up first. His steps were slow, deliberate, as if giving me time to run, but I knew the door was locked. He stopped in front of the sofa, looked down, and then with a very slow movement, his fingers touched my chin, forcing my face upward."Don't ask yet. Feel first."His lips pressed against my neck. Hot, wet, his tongue traced my throbbing pulse, biting gently until I flinched. I tried to push his chest, but his hand had already
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