The Olympian Affair Novels & Stories

Claire continued, "She was supposed to have gotten married to Dante I wonder why they haven't announced the wedding again. It was the scandal of the century: THE NANNY AFFAIR, but Alaric Rodrigo did not comment on the issue." He nodded listening to all this new information as his blood ran cold. His daughter had visited his office right before her mysterious disappearance and her number was still available. "Can I get the CCTV footage of that day?" He asked. "Sure let me ask John," Claire nodded and left. Sean glanced at the form again. It was written in bold letters, his daughter's name. She had been here before!

I said slowly, “then why can’t Matteo just show proof to the court and keep Sophia safe?” “That’s the problem,” Mira replied. “Stacy’s record is clean. Squeaky clean. If a background check is done on both of them, it will come out in Stacy’s favor. Matteo made a lot of questionable choices while searching for Sophia. Desperation does that to people.” “Oh,” I whispered. “That’s going to be a problem.” The car finally pulled in front of the Rinaldi mansion. Before I could step out, Mira reached for my hand.

The official hesitated, then added, “And there’s been a leak. Someone sent photos of you two… arguing heatedly outside the housing block earlier. The media is already calling it ‘The Olympic Feud of the Games.’ Sponsors are watching. This could hurt both your careers if it escalates.” Theo’s stormy gray eyes met Kai’s in the dim hallway light. The look wasn’t just angry or competitive anymore. It was layered... wary, charged, and holding a dangerous spark of something neither of them was ready to name. But behind the official, Kai caught a glimpse of another athlete watching from the shadows with a smug, satisfied smile, someone clearly behind the photos.

"I propose we remove Noah Carter as general manager and Cynthia Kingston as a board member. Effective immediately. And we open criminal proceedings at once." The boardroom doors were flung open, and bodyguards poured in. Noah's polite mask shredded; fury and impotence bared his true face. He froze for a heartbeat, then lunged at me with a howl. "Mila Justice, you bitch! I'll kill you!" A bodyguard was faster—he kicked Noah to the floor. The directors watched the spectacle in awkward silence, the absurdity of the society drama laid bare. I told the assistant in a cool voice, "Drag him out. Photograph his face and send the pictures to every media outlet. Let everyone see what kind of man my so

Blaine grimaced as he watched this exchange, immediately confirming that whatever share Ophelia had bought was a counterfeit. Ariel turned back to the people around the table, “We apologize. The meeting will continue shortly,” she said. “I think you are sitting in my place, honey.” Ophelia began to approach Ariel, and one of Sullivan’s guards stepped forward to block her. “What is your wife doing?” Sullivan turned to look at Blaine from the other end of the table and Blaine noticed the others who had been glancing at him. He remained sitting stoically without a word. Ophelia chuckled, “Are you such a misogynist that you cannot address me directly.” She cocked her head at Sullivan, and Blaine

Curious, Emerald glanced at the papers—and her eyes widened. From what little she saw, this wasn’t just some casual favor. Alaric was securing a business deal worth billions! Treacherous. Absolutely treacherous. When it came to turning a situation to his advantage, no one could outmatch Alaric. Meanwhile, Lance stabbed his steak with extra force, chewing as if it were Alaric’s flesh. He had just been trying to sow discord between them—only to be smacked in the face with reality this fast. Alaric leaned back casually and said, "There's a new movie out called Bed and Wife. I heard it got great reviews. Want to go see it?"

They dragged Colin down and kicked him while he was on the floor. When it started to look like they might actually kill him, I stepped in and stopped it. I even called an ambulance for him. Colin was diagnosed with severe injuries. One of his legs was broken. Before he was even discharged from the hospital, I filed for divorce. The scandal spread fast. Colin had no defense. The house and the savings went to me. All he had left was a used car. He was fired for misconduct and quietly blacklisted in the industry. That was the last time I saw him.