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No | 2024-10-03 02:53 | active | 1567 | 0 | Want more chapter?đđ | âYouâre soaked,â Alpha Aden groans, kneeling between my legs. My wolf is clawing and clawing at me, desperate for his touch. But I canât⊠Because heâs my boyfriendâs father. *** Iâd just about given up hope on ever feeling my heat. By the time most she-wolves were my age, theyâd already settled down and had at least one pup. Instead, I felt like I was dead inside until I met Hudson a few months ago. He ignites a spark in me, something I think could be more. My love life is looking up, and I think Iâm finally ready to take the next step. Not just because things wereâŠawakenedâŠtoday. But because Hudson is perfect. Heâs sexy, thoughtful, attentiveâŠ. We can talk for hours about the books we love. And when I said I didnât want to go too far too fast, he was okay with that. Heâs never pushed for more than kissing. When I told him I wasnât ready to have sex yet, he was okay and didnât try to make me feel guilty. It made me like him even more. TodayâŠtoday Iâm ready. And Iâm going to tell him. I take a sip of my cappuccino as I look at him. Goddess, heâs handsome. Tall and muscular but not too bulky, and I love how his curly chestnut hair falls into his green eyes. Hudson catches me staring at him as he reads, looking up and flashing me that sexy, playful grin of his. He sticks a receipt between the pages to mark his place, sets the book beside him on the couch, and then shifts his body to turn toward me. âWhatcha thinkinâ, lovely?â My cheeks flush. âDo you really want to know?â âAlways,â Hudson replies, placing a warm hand on my leg right above my knee. âI think Iâm ready.â All of the air leaves my lungs as I finally say the words. Hudsonâs eyes widen, and his fingers tighten on my leg. Before he can answer, movement over his shoulder catches my eye. One of the biggest dudes Iâve ever seen is standing at the end of a row of books, staring at us. Intently. He looksâŠscary. Thereâs something about him that dings my radar, even though Iâm used to seeing criminals in the prison. Heâs well over six feet tall, and his professional suit does nothing to disguise how bulky he is. My eyes are drawn to the cruel scar that runs diagonally over his face, almost splitting his nose in two. I sniff the air. Definitely a wolf shifter, too. So how does he have a scar like that? I canât fathom what would have happened to permanently mark him like that. A shudder runs through me at the thought. âHudson⊠ThereâsâŠa guy over there. And heâs staring right at us,â I say quietly. Hudson turns to look directly at the brawny guy, and I want to sink into the floor when the guy starts walking toward us. âDonât worry about him,â Hudson answers, frustration in his voice. âHudson, heâs looking right atââ âHeâs with me. Thatâs Preston. HeâsâŠmy bodyguard.â Hudson shoots a glare at the huge guy, his brow furrowing. The guys stops walking toward us. âHe usually does a better job of keeping out of sight.â Wait, what? He needs a bodyguard? My eyes go to the fancy watch heâs wearing today. Iâd always assumed it was a knock-off, but now Iâm not so sure⊠The questions are stacking up, and my wolf is on edge. What else is Hudson hiding? And why has none of this ever come up before on our dates? More importantly, how did I miss all of this? Iâm a trained professional. Reading people and evaluating them is literally my job right now. If I canât even read my own boyfriend, how will I ever succeed in my chosen profession. My stomach twists. âJust ignore him. My dad gets overprotective.â Hudson rolls his eyes. âHonestly, heâs so stressed out about safety that he could use a shrink like you to give him some counseling.â He laughs, then winks at me playfully. I can tell the conversation is over and Iâm not going to get anything else out of him. âAnytime,â I mutter, nervously playing with my long red hair, worrying about the mismatch between Hudsonâs apparent wealth and my poor grad student status. Iâve never met anyone who has a bodyguard. âCan I get you anything else?â Hudson and I look up at the barista smiling down at us, a handsome blond-haired guy with an apron tied around his waist. The guyâs timing couldnât be worse. âNo thanks, Chase,â I say, giving him a big grin at the same time Hudson smiles and says, âCan we both get refills?â âOh, actuallyâŠâ I look up at the clock and push my hair back behind my ears. If I donât leave now, Iâm going to be late for my job doing psych evaluations at the state prison. âSheâll take hers to go then,â Hudson says, rising from our sofa. He follows Chase back to the coffee counter to grab our drinks. I start to pack up my bag so I can grab the next train, when I notice Hudsonâs phone vibrating on the table. When the number disappears, his home screen shows a family photo. The tall man in the back is certainly his dad, the other maybe an older brother? As Iâm staring at the picture, the phone rings againâthe same number. Must be important. I grab the phone and sling my bag over my shoulder, heading towards the coffee counter. But thereâs no one here. I look around, confused. I definitely just saw Chase and Hudson head this way⊠Thereâs a noise from the back room, a strange and muffled thump and a moan. I take two steps forward and peek around the door. Maybe they bothâ Oh my god. Not two feet from me, my boyfriend presses Chase up against the wall of the storage room. One fist is wrapped in the fabric of Chaseâs shirt, the other down Chaseâs pants. Heâs kissing him passionately, hungrily. Chaseâs eyes are closed, his hands fumbling at the button and zipper of Hudsonâs pantsâwhispering my boyfriendâs name. My heart stops for a few seconds as I stare at the scene in front of me. Then, rage takes overâmasking the hurt starting to unfurl in my chest. âAre you kidding me!?â Iâm not even thinking as I chuck the phone at Hudson and his lover. The guys jump, leaping apart. âBrooklynâ Iââ Hudsonâs face is full of shock. Tears in my eyes, I run from the room and from the coffee shop. âBrooklyn!â Hudson spills out onto the street behind me. âYou donât understand!â He grabs my arm, pulling me back to him. If ever I forgot he was a male wolf more powerful than me, Iâm reminded of his strength now. âI really like you,â he says, his eyes filled with apology. âYouâre amazing⊠Itâs just that my family wouldnât understand, wouldnât approveââ He scrubs a hand over his face. âYou know how some wolves are about this kind of thing. How some packs are. ThisâŠme and Chase⊠Itâs complicated.â âSo, what? You just want me to be your pretend girlfriend!?â I rip my arm from his hand. âNot interested.â âPlease. I can make this right! How much do you want? One million? Three million?â He pulls out his phone, and I see him tap on a banking app. âI donât want your money.â Hudson blinks in confusion, and I turn away. âIâll keep your secret, and you donât need to pay me off. I just donât want to see you again.â Just like that, my possible fairy tale with Prince Charming was over. I hurry down the street, my eyes filling with angry tears. My wolf, Lena, is struggling to take over. She wants to go back and tear Hudson to shreds. His bodyguard would probably keep that from happening, though. But a girl can dream. I manage to make it on the train in time, sinking onto the bench and closing my eyes. My head falls back to rest against the window, and I take deep, calming breaths to re-center myself. Today couldnât have gone any worse. No wonder Iâm still a virginâŠmy instincts were so off that Iâve been dating a gay man. Nope. Not gonna wallow. Lena chuffs in agreement. *** Two hours later, Iâm seated at a plastic table in a cinder-block cell, my hands are resting on my paperwork in front of me, and my hair is tied back in what I hope is a professional look. My leg jitters with nerves. I need to shift, to run off this excess energy, these raging emotions. But I straighten up in my seat, taking a deep breath. I have to concentrate on my job now, and Iâm incredibly tense about my next assignment. Iâve only been assigned basic white-collar criminals thus far. Some human, some wolf, none of them dangerous. But today I have to make an assessment of Aden Kenwood. Heâs not just a formidable wolf; heâs a mafia king, too. His unmatched cruelty and the unbelievable lengths heâll go to in order to protect his power are infamous in Grayling City. As a psychology grad student working on my real-life work assignments here at the prison, they typically assign me all of the easy psych evals. But the guy who handles the werewolf inmate evals is out today, and everyone else on staff is human. The last thing they are going to do is put a human in the room with such a notorious and dangerous wolf shifter. SoâŠIâm up to bat. And the incident with Hudson? Not helping my nerves one bit. The hallway door clangs open, and I quickly stand, pulling down on the hem of my blazer to straighten it. This is by far the most nervous Iâve been since I started this gig. The guards bring Kenwood around the corner, and Iâm surprised. Iâm not sure exactly what I was expecting, but I wasnât expecting this. He looks nothing like what I could have ever pictured. This man is muscular and tall, moving with a kind of dangerous grace. My eyes follow the way his shoulders shift beneath the fabric of his orange prison uniform, the way that the guards flinch a little as they unlock the silver cuffs on his wrists. This is one powerful wolf shifter. No doubt about it. I can see why everyone fears him. His mere presence ignites something in me Iâve never felt before, and I have to squeeze my thighs together to quell the rush of desire between my legs. I stifle a gasp as my eyes finally fall on Kenwoodâs face and take him in, my mouth going dry. His dark hair falling over his forehead, his square jaw, the deep frown lines etched over green eyes⊠Oh goddess. Is this what a she-wolfâs heat feels like? I gasp as my eyes finally fall on Kenwoodâs face and take him in, my mouth going dry. His dark hair falling over his forehead, his square jaw, the deep frown lines etched over green eyes⊠Oh my god. Iâve seen this man before. I saw him todayâon my boyfriendâs phone. And Iâve seen a younger version of him etched in the features of my boyfriendâs face. Hudson isnât just some rich kid. Heâs the son of the mafia king. Aden I follow the guards to a cinder-block cell at the end of the hallway, noting that my lawyer is standing outside the door. He rolls his eyes at me and points at his watch, indicating that heâll have me out of here in no time. I nod, then focus my attention on the door. Iâm surprised to see a girl. No, not a girl. A young womanâtwenty-three, at the most. She stands up, clearly anxious, biting her lip and playing with the long red ponytail that drifts over her shoulder. Her mouth falls open, just slightly, as she takes me in. God dammit. My body tenses at the sight of herâthose long legs, knocked at the knees with anxiety, her short white skirt, that ridiculous blazer that she wears so people like me will take her seriously. If my wrists werenât bound in silver, my canines would be dropping right now, my wolf anxious for a taste of her. I can tell from a single glance that sheâs pure as the driven snowâambitious but poor, eager to prove herself. My eyes rove over her⊠What would she look like if I ripped that unflattering blazer off her? I focus again on those red lips, slightly parted. My breath hisses from my mouth at the sight of those lips, at the thought of what I could do with themâof what I could make them do to me. Thereâs a low rumble in my chest as I hold back my growl, and my pants tighten as I get hard. âUm,â she says, hesitant. I snap my attention back to her jewel-blue eyes. âMy name is Brooklyn Knox? Iâm here to do your preliminary interview for state psychological assessment?â I grit my teeth, denying the urge to smile slowly at the fact that her statements are presented as questions. God, sheâs perfect, this little angel. The feral, leashed part of me wants to know what sheâd look like with a little bit of the underworldâs grime smeared all over her. I want to ruin her, put her on her knees for me. I want to own her in every way imaginable, destroy her for any other man. They donât call me a monster for nothing. âHello, Brooklyn,â I say, my voice low and hungry as I move forward and settle into the chair across from her. âWhere do we begin?âBrooklyn I hesitate, settling down in my chair across from Aden. Heâs all feral wolf, and instead of feeling like the strong she-wolf I am, I feel like a doe waiting to feel his teeth sink into my neck for the kill. His wolf flares in his eyes as he stares at me, almost as if he could leap across the table at any moment and gobble me up. Images flash through my mind of my skirt hiked up around my waist while Aden Kenwood buries his face between my thighs, literally gobbling me up⊠I give myself a mental shake. Nope. This is Hudsonâs fatherâmafia king, powerful shifter, and bad, bad news. Thatâs why Hudson has a bodyguard, thatâs why he has so much money. I quirk my head to the side, still staring at Kenwood, realizing that this is also why Hudson is hiding his sexuality. Many of the powerful wolf packs and crimes families in Grayling City are notoriously conservative, and family is everything. A gay son would never be accepted in some packsâespecially a son that is expected to provide an heir. I canât imagine being HudsonâŠhaving to hide who I loved, pretending to love someone else. Pulling myself back to the here and now, I realize that the man in front of me is smiling, just slightly, his eyes moving over me as I stare at him like a deer in the headlights. My bodyâs response to him, thinking about his head buried between my legsâŠthereâs no way he doesnât smell how turned on I am. I clench my jaw, reminding myself that he is the villain. No matter how much of a traitor my wolf and my body are right now. There is NO way Iâm feeling my heat for this man. Not at all. âSo.â I turn back to my papers, nervously swallowing. Youâve done this a thousand times, Brooklyn! I remind myself. You could do this in your sleep! âCan you please state your name and place of birth?â I ask, trying to regain control of the assessment. âI believe,â Kenwood says slowly, âthat youâre already aware of my history.â He leans back, studying me. I lift my eyes to glare at his boldnessâheâs so rude. But, unfortunately, heâs right. Everyone in Grayling City knows this information. I quickly fill out the form. I glance up at him, struck once again by the grim, lethal quality to his face. Aden Kenwood is all jagged edges and rough shardsâŠand some dark part of me wants to cut my teeth on them. I drag my gaze away from him, feeling a shiver pass through me, tapping its fingers down my spine. Somehow, I imagine that theyâre Adenâs fingers⊠I quickly dismiss the thought and try to focus on what Iâm supposed to be doing. My wolf, Lena, whines at me, and I shush her. Iâm so off-kilter that I actually have to look down and read the words Iâd long ago memorized. âThe rest of the questions that I ask you today will be of a personal and psychological nature,â I say, giving the canned speech Iâm required to say to all inmates. âThe state does require that you answer all questions fully and honestly as part of the assessment. Do you understand?â Aden is silent in response, and I look up at him, a knee-jerk reaction to an unresponsive patient. Heâs smirking at me, unblinking. âLittle girl,â he says, slowly leaning forward to rest his elbows on his knees, âwhat gives you the right to ask me anything about my history and my mind?â I sit straight in my chair, unnerved by such a question. âThe state has hired me to administer these examinationsââ âDo you have a degree?â he cuts in. âSome kind ofâŠcertificate?â The final word is heavy with derision. I frown at him and reach down to rifle through my bag, producing the certified paperwork from the state that qualifies me for this position. âHere. If youâre so curious.â I reach across the table to hand it to him. A second before he grabs my wrist, I realize my mistake. He snatches my hand, fully capturing it in his, pulling me forward against the table, careful not to let the silver binding his wrists touch my skin. It doesnât quite hurt, but, surprised, I drop the paperwork as I gasp, looking up at him. Iâm terrified as he brings my hand close to his face, and thenâ Oh my goddessâ Slowly, indulgently, he runs his nose across the ivory skin of my wrist. âChamomile, lavender,â he murmurs, closing his eyes, taking in my scent. âSo fresh and cleanâŠuntainted by the scent of another wolf.â Then he opens his eyes and stares into my bewildered face, wanting to see my reaction as he says, âYou must be a virgin.â My lip trembles. His eyes eat me up, savoring the quiver of my lips, my wide, terrified eyes. I swear I feel his tongue flick over my pulse point, hear a low groan. âSo innocent, so pureâŠâ His grip tightens, and even confined by silver that should keep it from happening, his wolf flashes in his eyes. âTwo of my favorite things to destroy.â Brooklyn A guard flies through the door. âHands off!â he yells, but Aden has already released my wrist, raising his hands over his head, perfectly calm. âSorry,â he says, back to smirking, his eyes on me. âWonât happen again.â I blink at him, sitting back in my chair. I straighten my shoulders, unable to take my eyes off him. âAre you all right, miss?â the guard says, leaning forward to look me over. âIâm fine.â I rub my wrist with my other hand. Iâm not hurt, justâŠshocked? Turned on? Confused? I clear my throat and look back down at my papers. âWe willâŠwe will proceed.â I work to steel myself, determined to regain control, to finish this interview. Failure isnât an option if I want to graduate. I give Kenwood a steady glare, raising my chin. Iâm tougher than he thinks I am. Picking up my pen again, Iâm grateful that my hands arenât shaking. âPlease,â I say, focusing again on the paper. âCan you tell me about the crime for which you were imprisoned? I seeââ âYour little skirt,â he says, grinning wolfishly at the fact that heâs riled me so easily, âis also very precious. You have beautiful legs, and that skirtâs the perfect length toââ âPlease, Mr. Kenwood,â I repeat, surprised to hear it come out with a little growl. âI demand your respect during this process. Please be aware that what I report today will affect the rest of your time in prison, as well as your chances for early release. So I suggest that you take this process seriously.â Kenwoodâs response is to laugh at me. âDarling,â he says, leaning forward again. âI couldnât take you seriously if I tried.â I blink at him, stunned, but it quickly turns to rage. I clench my fist, my knuckles almost white, working to keep Lenaâs temper at bay inside of me. The last place I can shift is here. Aden looks down at my fist and grins. âNow, now, Doc. No fair teasing. I like it a little rough.â âMr. Kenwood,â I bite out, âif you arenât interested in cooperating with me, Iâd rather not waste my time. Iâll just let the guard know youâre being combative.â I stand up with bravado I donât feel, and raise my hand, waving to the guard standing right outside the door. In a flash, Adenâs demeanor changes. Gone is the relaxed, playful wolf whoâs been teasing me. Instead of the mischievous twinkle in his eyes at knocking me off-kilter, all the sharp edges and darkness are back. I canât look away, overwhelmed, almost hypnotized by his glare. Finally, I dart my eyes away, staring down at the floorâanywhere but at him. âYou looked away first.â He studies me. âDidnât your parents, your Alpha teach you not to show weakness? Not to take your eyes off the enemy? In the battlefield, youâd have died by my handâor my wolfâs teeth. Pitiful.â Riled, I raise my eyes to stare him down, determined not to look away first. âGood,â he laughs. âI like my girls with a little fight in them.â My face goes pale and red at once. Iâm enraged, mortified to have fallen for his trick. I know better! But alsoâgod dammitâI feel my nipples go hard under my blazer. His steely gaze moves to my chest, as if he knows it, the rumble of a growl in his chest deepening. I grab my pen again, scrawling words across the paper as fast as I can. Constantly defiant, ruthlessly sociopathic, no remorse. Recommend continued imprisonment, without parole. âThis is finished.â I gather my papers as fast as I can, shoving them, crinkled, into my bag. Heâs laughing softly as I hurry. I take a breath, throw my shoulders back, and then give him what I hope is a withering glare as I move towards the door. I pound twice on the metal, and the guard lets me out. I donât look at Kenwood again as I start to leave. âOh, DocâŠâ his voice echoes behind me. My cheeks burn and I grit my teeth as I turn to hear his parting words. âIâll see you on the outside,â he says, giving me a dark smirk. âYou can count on it.â âNot if I have anything to say about it,â I whisper, my voice trembling as I storm out, the guard shutting the door behind me. My paperwork recommends his eternal imprisonment. As far as Iâm concerned, Iâll never see him again. And good riddance. However, when I return, I get on my laptop and open a search engine. My cheeks grow red for what feels like the millionth time today and I find myself typing âAden Kenwoodâ into the search bar. Iâm surprised by the results. The news channel that Dad watches every night calls Aden Kenwood the Werewolf Mafia Kingâor just âthe Wolf Kingâ sometimes, to appeal to the human demographic and pearl-clutchers. They are always detailing his dirty deeds, but the sites Iâm looking show him standing in front of a tech company in Silicon Valley, calling him the CEO. Another site lists positive reviews of his many businesses, with employees suggesting that heâs a great boss. Still another⊠God, is that Brad Pitt heâs shaking hands with in that photo? Scrolling farther down, there are reports and articles about packs wanting to form and make him their Alpha. It appears he always declines⊠I gather my hair in my hands, passively starting to braid it as I look through the results, trying to match what Iâm seeing here with the man I met in the prison the other day. âWhatcha looking at?â my sister, Jolie flops onto the couch, grabbing the laptop out of my hands. âHey!â I squeal, snatching at it. âJolie, give it back!â âOooohhhh,â she says, scrolling through the photos of Aden. âNow this is a hottie who could light a little fire under me, for sure.â She nods appreciatively. âWho is this?â âAden Kenwood,â I say, hugging my knees to my chest. âI had to interview him at the prison the other day because the shifter who usually does it was out and I was their only other shifter. He wasâŠunnerving.â Jolie flicks her eyes to me, considering. âDid he scare you?â I shrug. âA little.â She narrows her eyes a bit, snapping the laptop shut. âOkay, thatâs it. Youâre coming out with me tonight, baby Brooklyn,â she says, sliding across the couch to give me a big hug. âYouâve had a hard time with your gay boyfriend and the scary Mafia King. Youâve got to have some fun!â I laugh, letting her wrap me up. âOkay, okay! Geeze, Iâll come.â Little did I know how much these separate aspects of my life would collide in just a few hours. *** The music pounds in the club and, I have to admit, Iâm really starting to have fun. Lena is even loosening up a little bit, and sheâs not as on edge as she has been the past few days. Though, she absolutely keeps throwing up images of Kenwood in my mind. Jolie dressed me tonight, which would usually make me uncomfortable, but for once, I let her take charge and decided to step out of my comfort zone and just go with it. What she calls a âdressâ is more a sheet of silver fabric that falls across my front and then wraps low around my hips. Itâs strapped together across my shoulders with a spiderweb of silver strings. Gotta give it up to that wolf shifter metabolismâŠIâm showing a lot of skin, but I know I look good. Despite spending the last couple of days drowning myself in Ben & Jerryâs. She also curled my long red hair into waves and gave me shadowy makeup and full red lips. Looking at myself in the clubâs mirrored walls, I feelâŠwell, I blush to admit it, but I feel really sexy. Itâs a strange feeling. Iâm not sure what I expected when Jolie took me to one of âherâ clubs, but this feels nothing like a strip club. In fact, so far every woman dancing on the stages is fully clothed. I look around from my spot in a round corner booth, curious as to where everything else happens. Jolie sits down next to me then, laughing. She waves goodbye to the man she had been talking with, then turns her attention to me. Her eyes are a little glazed. âYou having fun, baby Brooklyn?â She gives me a wide, inviting smile. I canât help but smile back. âYes,â I say, laughing. âThough Iâm curiousâŠwhere doesâŠall the othâ" Jolie stiffens next to me, and I stop talking. Lena scents fear. I follow Jolieâs gaze. Thereâs a man standing across the VIP area, his arms crossed, staring at her. When I look, he starts to walk over. Jolie quickly jumps to her feet, reaching out her arms to wrap this big fat potato of a man in a hug. I grimace a littleâhe looks like he hasnât showered in a while. Smells a bit like it, too. Definitely human. âDavis!â she says, and I can tell her voice is falsely cheerful. âHow you been, gorgeous?â âJolie,â he says, wrapping his hands around her upper arms and pushing her way from him. âWeâve got to talk.â âHave you met my little sister, Brooklyn?â She gestures towards me with a big smile. âBrooklyn, this is Miguel Davis, an old friend. Heâs the manager of the club.â Davisâs eyes rove over me, taking in the generous portion of my thigh exposed by the little dress Iâm wearing. I wasnât uncomfortable before, but now I try to tug it down lower with my fist. Lena growls low inside me at this creep, but I have to keep her leashed. Weâre not allowed to shift at all in establishments where humans go. âUm, hello,â I say, hesitant. He takes Jolie by her elbow. âCome on. Weâre going to talk around back.â âOkay,â Jolie murmurs, suddenly serious. She leans down to whisper to me. âItâs just work stuff, donât worry. Plus, wolf versus human. I got this.â I give her a little smile and nod, even though Iâm not sure what her wolf can even do for her right now. Between the laws we have to follow and how glazed her eyes are fromâŠwhatever she took⊠Jolie follows Davis into the back. Theyâre gone for a long time. Anxiously, I run my hand over the underwire of my bra, feeling the tiny switchblade hidden there. The only possession my mother left to me in her will. I tucked it into my bra tonight, just in case. Without the ability to use my razor-sharp claws or my wolf, I like having it with me. I donât really know how to use it, but it calms me to know that itâs there. Half an hour more and the door opens. My stomach drops. Thereâs Davis, but whereâs my sister? Davisâs eyes catch on me as he starts to move farther out into the club. I see him mouth the word âshit,â and then he walks over to me. âJolieâs sister, right?â âYes. Where is she?â âShe got sick. Sheâs just throwing up, but sheâs a little green around the gills right now,â he says, gesturing towards his own neck. Alarm bells ring in my head. Wolf shifters donât just get âget sick.â I stand and turn towards the staff door, intending to go find my sister, but he stops me. âNo, listen,â he says. âShe wonât want you to see her like this. Come with me, Iâll take you someplace where you can wait more comfortably.â He pulls me forward. I follow him, confused and worried as he pulls me quickly across the club to a black door, pushing it open. The inside is barely litâa dark room with mirrors on the ceiling and tiny pinpricks of light coming up from the floor. A wide velvet bench wraps itself around the room with little black cocktail tables lined up in front of it. I blink, trying to let my eyes adjust, as Davis settles me into a little table by the door. âWait here for a bit,â Davis says, looking beyond me. âIâll have someone bring you a drink. Your sister will be fine soon.â Then, he walks away. Someone does bring me a drink, and I take a sip of it. But then I realize that itâs laced with something. My head starts to spin and I push it away from me. As my eyes adjust, I look around the room and realize that Iâm not alone in here. Bodies, mostly in couples, writhe together on the black velvet seating. Some of them are dancing, but some⊠Well, that girl is on her knees. My eyes go wide as I realize what she is doing. I jump to my feet, blushing and heading for the door. As soon as I reach it, Davis comes back in. âWhoa whoa whoa!â he says, putting up hands to stop me. I shrink in front of him. âWhere you going, baby?â He rubs a hand up and down my arm. Instinctively, I jerk my arm away from him. Davis keeps moving towards me, but for every step he takes, I take one backwards. Soon, I feel myself bump into a table behind me. He presses up against me. Thereâs nowhere else to go. âYouâd better be a good girl for me,â Davis whispers, his hot breath on my face. âOr else your sisterâs gonna pay. She owes me a lot of money. Tonight, youâre going to work some of it off.â I want to push him away but somehow I lose all my strength now. Iâm scared to death, a little whimper escaping my mouth. âDo you mind?â The voice drawls from behind Davis. âThatâs my doctor youâre harassing there.â I feel Davisâs weight lift off me as he turns towards the voice. I peer behind him, shocked. 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đRead the next chaptersđ | Chapter 1: PROLOGUE: Our three-year marriage is facing many challenges, and growing up as an orphan, who am I to expect anything better? My husband, Carter Whitlock, is everything Iâve ever dreamed of. Strong, kind, and fiercely devoted, heâs swept me off my feet from the moment we first met. In his arms, Iâve found solace and belonging. My mother-in-law, Elmyra, always has a disapproving gaze thatâs never far from my side. The other members of the Whitlock family, too, seem to regard me with suspicion and disdain, as if Iâm an interloper in their midst. I long to earn their acceptance, to prove myself worthy of their family name. Each day, I strive to be the perfect wife for Carter, tending to his needs with care and devotion. Yet no matter how hard I try, it seems as though I can never quite measure up to their expectations. Even so, a sense of determination always stirs within me. I wonât be cowed by their judgment, nor wonât I allow their harsh words to dim the light of my love for Carter. I'll be strong and unwavering in my resolve, and Iâll make my husband proud. ------ Hazelâs POV I have an unbelievable secret that I canât wait to tell my husband. With our three year anniversary coming up, itâs about time we make our family complete. I hear the rumors being spread about me by his relatives; the whisper that Iâm barren. I look down at the little pink plus sign on the test and I smile. Itâs all going to change now. Carter will be so happy when I tell him. When I first met Carter at college, I had just stepped out of the campus coffee shop and a cyclist almost ran me over. Carter stepped in and grabbed me out of harmâs way. I instantly felt butterflies in my stomach. He has been my hero from the very beginning. He is the city's most famous bachelor. and an incredibly rich man. I never thought he would be interested in someone like me. I had nothing to give him. Because of that, I have always felt inferior to him in our marriage. Not everyone approved of the marriage from the beginning. The house staff is respectful, but I think itâs only because I am the mistress. Not because they think I deserve it. I see the judgment in their eyes when they look at me. Both my mother-in-law and sisters-in-law are constantly making comments about my appearance. They love to remind me that I represent the formidable Whitlock family. As if my looks and the way I dress will forever stain their familyâs image. I wasnât even allowed to make any decisions on my own wedding. I tried to pick out the flowers and I was told my taste was âtoo simpleâ for a wedding to the most nobel family. I have also been told on several occasions that I should be âseen and not heardâ during family meetings. Nobody trusts my opinion, let alone asks for it. Carterâs mother, Elmyra, has always been distant and indifferent to me. She treats me like an outcast and every time she approaches me I get nervous. Her hair is always perfectly done up; her makeup and clothes flawless. She is an intimidating woman and she often makes me feel small. She knows exactly what to say to cut deeply too. âI suppose you are happy riding my sonâs coat tails the rest of your life? What purpose do you serve if you canât give him an heir?â âItâs probably for the best, dear. As an orphan, you wouldnât know the first thing about being a mother anyway.â âI donât know what my son was thinking when he decided to marry you. You arenât strong enough to be the lady of this family.â But I know I can rely on Carter to protect me from her harsh words and actions when heâs around. He even defends me against his mother when she is hard on me. âI know you want to be a grandmother mom, but Hazel and I are happy. We will have a child when we are ready.â Then he turns to me and kisses me on the forehead. I donât know why Elmyra hates me so much. It makes me feel bad about myself, like I will never be good enough for her son. But, from now on, everything is going to change. Even Elmyra will have to start treating me better once she hears the news. I have a husband who adores me, a beautiful home and now, after years of trying, a new addition on the way to make our family complete. Me, an orphan, finally getting a real family to call her own. Just then Carter walks out of the bedroom looking as handsome as ever with his dark blonde hair, piercing blue eyes and chiseled jaw. âMorning, babe. Whatâs for breakfast?â Carter asks as he strolls into the kitchen. He kisses me on the cheek and lightly squeezes my wrist as he walks past me to get his coffee. âEggs and bacon,â I reply with a giggle. We eat our breakfast in companionable silence. I cherish every moment alone with my husband. I donât care what his mother or his other relatives think. I just want his approval. The one person who has truly loved me and been there for me in my life. While Iâm standing at the sink washing dishes, I feel a presence behind me suddenly. Something cold and heavy is placed on my heart. I look down at the most beautiful diamond necklace Iâve ever seen. It has a big cushion cut stone in the center and smaller stones wrapping up the sides of the necklace. âCarter! What is this for?â I ask breathlessly. âFor being so beautiful,â he replies. He leads me over to a mirror on the wall and I gasp in surprise. âItâs stunning,â I say in awe. âTonight Iâd like you to wear it to dinner with that short black dress I like. And, when we get back Iâd like you to wear only this,â he says suggestively. âYes, sir,â I say softly. I tip my head back to allow him access to my lips. He kisses me deeply and caresses my body and I lean into him. âI wish I could stay in bed all day with you, but this meeting is important,â he moans and steps back. âI will be waiting for you,â I say with a coy look. âWhat would I do without you? You are the love of my life,â he replies. He gives me another quick kiss and then heâs headed towards the door. I sigh happily, thinking about how much Iâm going to miss him today. We had already planned on going out to dinner, but now it's going to be special. I will tell him Iâm with child tonight and surprise him. Out of the blue, my phone rings. I see that itâs my best friend, Lillian. Iâve been so focused on being the perfect wife for Carter that Iâve lost touch with many of my friends. But Lilian is different. She knows everything about Carter and me. She knows how my mother-in-law and the other family members treat me. She has always been there for me. She knows what to say to make me feel better about anything. -[âHi, Hazel. How are you?â]- she asks. âIâm doing ok,â I say. -[âYour voice doesnât sound ok. Spill it.â]- âItâs nothing, just had a visit from Elmyra.â -[âYou really shouldnât put up with her crap, Hazel. Talk to Carter about it, maybe he can get her to lay off.â]- âI appreciate that but I think that will just make me look weak to her. Sheâs a complicated woman,â I say. -[âSheâs a shrew,â]- Lillianâs sarcasm makes me laugh. âSpeaking of which, I have to get ready for this afternoon tea so she doesnât have my head. Talk later?â I ask. -[âSo youâll be gone all afternoon?â]- âYes, unfortunately. These ladies love to drone on about family traditions,â I reply and then add, âWhy, do you need something?â -[âNo, Iâm ok. I was going to ask you to lunch but another time. Iâm always here for you Hazel so if it gets too much give me a call.â]- âThank you. You are such a great friend,â I reply warmly. I hang up with Lillian and feel a pang of regret. Iâm going to make it a priority to dedicate more time to our friendship. My day is over quickly. The tea goes very well and I decide to head home early. Usually, Iâd follow the women back to Elmyra's house for dinner. I always want to be part of them. But this time, Iâm very tired. I walk into our apartment and set my bag on the counter. I hum to myself, excited about seeing Carter soon. I start to walk into the kitchen when I hear a noise. It sounds like a moan. I stop what Iâm doing instantly. Fear creeps up my spine. I make my way back towards the sound and I hear it again. Then I hear a bang noise and I almost jump out of my skin. My heart is pounding and my legs feel shaky. Something is wrong. I know it in my gut. I start to push the door open slowly and it makes a small creaking sound. What I see makes me gasp. A woman is grinding on top of Carter and heâs moaning. He grabs her groin and looks up at her adoringly. I feel like someone has just ripped my heart out. My breathing becomes erratic. I start to panic. My knees feel like jello. I clutch the door frame for support. How could he do this to me?! This man who said I was the love of his life just this morning! This man who gave me a beautiful necklace and told me he hated leaving me! Just then, the woman turns to me with an evil grin. Like sheâs enjoying making me watch in horror. I canât believe my own eyes. I draw shaky breaths as tears fall down my face. My heart pounds mercilessly as I lock eyes with Carterâthe man Iâve once loved, now a mere stranger before me. Everything I thought I knew about my husband. About my life. Destroyed in an instant. The sight before me shocks me to my core. Lillian and Carter. In our bed. Making love. Chapter 2: The man who says he loves me in the morning is now making love with my best friend. Carter's hands roam over Lillian's underdressed body, his lips trailing feverish kisses along her neck, while Lillian's laughter echoes in the room like a cruel taunt. My throat constricts. I want to curse, to scream, to lash out at them with every ounce of fury burning inside me. But my voice fails me, lost in a desert of despair. Finally, Carter and Lillian notice my presence, their affection abruptly extinguished like a candle snuffed out by a gust of wind. My tears fall unchecked now, hot and bitter against my cheeks. Carter scrambles to his feet, hastily pulling on his clothes. âWhy are you here?â he asks. Lillian remains on the bed, a smirk playing at the corners of her lips, her gaze cold and calculating. She revels in my agony, relishing the destruction she has wrought. âItâs not what you think it is,â Carter says. My heart shatters into a million jagged pieces. I need to get out of here! I clutch at my ventricle, willing my heart to keep beating. Carter catches up to me, his hand reaching out to touch my arm, but I recoil from his touch as if burned. "Hazel, letâs talk," he demands, his voice raw with emotion. But I shake my head, my resolve hardening with each passing moment. âTalk about what?â My voice is a mere ghost of its former strength. âAbout how you slept with my best friend behind my back?â Now, I'm left shattered, questioning every moment of intimacy with Carter, every laugh shared with Lillian. Was it all a facade, a cruel illusion of love and friendship? The pain is unbearable, the disbelief suffocating! I make it back to our house after a hazy drive. I ascend to the master bedroom, my movements fueled by a desperate need to escape. With trembling hands, I begin to pull out my clothes and belongings from the cabinets and drawers, stuffing them haphazardly into a suitcase. I donât care how messy it looks, donât care about anything except getting away from all of it! "Whatâs gotten into you this time?" Elmyra calls out, breaking through the haze of my grief. I turn to her, standing in the doorway, her eyes narrowed, her jaw clenched. Her aura exudes mockery and arrogance. I manage to choke out, "Iâm leaving." Elmyra hisses, as if wanting to curse at me. But before she can speak again, I brush past her, down the stairs and flee from the house, my suitcase clutched tightly in my numbing hands. I steady my breath, then climb into my car and start the engine, the roar of the motor drowning out the tumultuous thoughts swirling in my mind. I drive without direction; my subconscious takes control of the steering wheel and leads me to the only place I may feel safe - my parents' house. Mama is actually waiting for me at the threshold, Iâm overwhelmed that I ignore the fact why she knows Iâm coming. I walk in the doorway and papa, whoâs reading a paper, frowns and asks, "Why do you look like that?â I sink onto the sofa, struggling to hold back my sobs. "What happened?" Mama perches on the edge of the sofa, her hand reaching out to brush away the tears that are staining my cheeks. I take a shaky breath, my heart constricting with pain. "I caught Carter and Lillian...together." I thought I'd have my parentsâ support. But then, to my horror, their expressions darken, a look of apprehension crossing their faces. "Hazel," mama begins, her tone accusatory. "What have you done wrong?" Mamaâs words suffocate me with its cruelty. âHe is cheating on meâ!That asshoââ Slap! My head rears back from pain and shock. Papa just slaps me across the face! I hold my hand to my cheek. âGo back to Carter now, apologize for leaving, promise him that you won't do it again and that you'll stay by his side.â From the looks on their faces, I realize that they don't care about Carter's cheating. Only that I have brought disgrace upon them. Mamaâs eyes are cold as she adds, "You must have done something wrong to cause Carter to cheat on you. Have you thought about what it would do to our family? Your brother's scholarship is still on Carter's dime. Your sister is about to out in the society and can't be dragged down by you. Now, do everything you can to not let Carter leave you.â This is my parents, my adoptive parents. I grew up pleasing them and being the best student in school, but they never look at me. Being adopted at a young age will do that. You are so grateful to the people who have taken you in. You are terrified of making a mistake that they may send you back to the orphanage and decide to adopt another child. A child thatâs more obedient, smarter, better. So you bust yourself trying to make them proud of you. You stifle any part of yourself that may talk back or speak up. It wasn't until I married Carter that papa accepted me. The day we got married was the happiest day of my life. I thought mama and papa have considered me family all these years, now it turns out I was wrong. They don't care about me, at all. Papa says, "Have you had enough, I'm going to call Carter and have him bring you home. " I canât take this anymore, this isnât what Iâm here for! This place can't provide the safety or even the comfort I desperately need! I turn on my heels and storm out of the house with my suitcase in hands before they can react. Humiliated, despised, and helpless⊠as I begin to acknowledge that I lost my husband and my family on the same day. Chapter 3: It all clicks. The late night calls, the flirtings, the unusual caring with Lillian - their chuckles in bed, my parents' coldness, Elmyra's sneers. My mind replays these scenes over and over again, like a broken record. I sit on the edge of the bed of the apartment I rented since last night, the weight of the world keeps pressing down on my shoulders. Just as Iâm sinking deeper into the darkness of my thoughts, my phone shatters the silence. I jolt as I wipe away my tears. My hand trembles slightly as I glance at the screen. Then, my jaw clenches in anger when I see the caller IDâLillian. âReally? You still have the guts to call me?â I hiss. -["Listen, Hazel, it's evident where his heart lies, and frankly, your dramatics won't change that. Just gracefully accept the truth and move on, like any sensible person would."]- Lilian says in her sweet voice, without a hint of remorse or shame. -[âWe need to talk, Express Cafe, now.â]- My grip on the phone tightens, my nails digging into my palm as I fight to keep my composure. I force my anger down, steeling myself for whatever lies Lillian is about to spin. "Fool me once" I say courageously, âIf you thinkâŠâ -[âDon't you want to know why and when your husband cheated on you?â]- She's been my best friend long enough to know what will pinch me. She hangs up, the silence that follows echoing in the small apartment like a deafening roar. Express Cafe is just a few minutes' drive away. I slip into a corner booth and wait, quickly smooth concealer around my swollen eyes, as I watch the door with bated breath. Lilian comes in blushing like a woman in love, and ironically, her love has turned out to be mine. An awkward silence ensues and we stare at our respective coffee cups for a while. âWhy, Lillian?â I finally ask. "Hazel, you need to face the truth. Carter loves me, not you. He's only with you because he wants an heir, a baby. Once he gets what he wants from you, he'll leave you for me." "Is that so?" I ask, my voice trembling slightly despite my best efforts to maintain my composure. A very faint smile plays at the corners of Lilianâs lips that she tries so hard to hide by tilting her head down as she reaches into her bag and produces her phone. With a few taps of her finger, she turns the screen towards me, revealing a string of text messages between her and Carter. "He's been seeing me behind your back, Hazel," Lilian says, her voice holding a tinged of a smug satisfaction. "He's been telling me everything. How he can't stand being with you, how he's only staying with you for appearanceâs sake. He's using you, and you're too blind to see it." My breath dries in my throat as I read the messages. The Carter in the text messages is nothing like the husband I knew. I can tell by his texts that he is happy, which makes my heart ache even more. âBut what does that have to do with why you betrayed me? You were my best friend,â I say, trying not to show how much these messages hurt me. âAt first we were friends, but then I realized I could never really respect you. The way you let people walk all over you...Iâm sorry but itâs just pathetic. And then I stayed close to you so I could be near Carter,â she replies. âHe never loved you, Iâm always his true love. He met me first. â she continues. I swallow a lump in my throat and quietly take a deep breath. âHow long has this been going on?â I ask. âPretty much since the beginning. A few months into your marriage, maybe,â she says without remorse. My head is reeling with the idea that Carter has been cheating on me for so long. Iâm shocked that Lillian has such a mean streak. Sheâs never my friend to begin with. How could I have let these kinds of people into my life, into my heart? Just then I hear the door jingle, prompting me to look up. To my shock, Carter appears. âYou called Carter?â I ask Lillian in a horrified tone. âYou two really need to talk. You need to think about your life choices, accept the reality and it's good for all of us.â she replies snidely. She gets up to leave and Carter takes her place in the opposite chair. "Come home with me. We had a good time, didn't we? We can still live the life we had before. Itâs not like you donât enjoy the things we do together,â he says. He tries to run his hand up my arm but I slap him away. âDonât touch me. I only enjoyed them when I thought I was the only one you were doing it with!â I whisper between my gritted teeth. "I'm the only one who can stand you in bed, you know how boring you used to be in bed? I made you moan over and over. You know you still want me..." He stares at me with those cold eyes. The eyes I once loved. Heâs finally stopped pretending. Itâs all been an act. I see that now. Carter changes his personality to suit his needs. He manipulates people to get what he wants. He manipulated me before and heâs trying to do it again! I say nothing, trying to keep my anger in check. âI donât know why you are fighting this so hard. Most women would die to be in your place. Theyâd be very happy to get even the tiniest scrap from me,â He pauses, waiting for my reply. But I keep my silence. âYou agreed to my terms. I have your signature on the prenuptial agreement to prove it. So get over yourself and fulfill your duty to me. Then you can go on about your sad little life, while I rise to the top and make my family proud,â he boasts. âDid you ever love me?â I ask. "Love is too strong of a word.â He laughs out loud as if he has heard something ridiculous. âYou have good breeding, your parents assured me like you would be an obedient wife, and all along you've done well. Why don't you keep it up? Come home now, before I run out of patience." Heâs never loved me. His tone reminds me of the new racehorse he bought last month. A new, premium racehorse, presentable, brings him victories and can be bred to produce foals again. He never sees me as a wife, or even as a person. âNot a chance,â I say proudly. âRemember your prenup? If you don't bear me children, you will be ruined. Your family will be in debt for the rest of their lives. Don't you dare try to leave me.â His pupils dilate like that of a wild animal's, and he chokes me with his hand. I can barely breathe, I can feel heâs serious about hurting me, this man I had loved is literally taking my breath away. âIâm leaving you, one way or anotherâŠ." With what strength I have left I try to remove his hand and finish the sentence with the last of my breath. My peripheral vision sees that people are already whispering and looking over at us, and some even take out their phones and start taking pictures of us. âHow are youâŠâ He growls, low and dangerous. He notices the look in the crowd's eyes, and I'm betting he wonât dare make a scandal like domestic scandal in public if he wants to remain reputable. He stares at me with anger in his eyes. He then lets go and I can finally breathe heavily. I cough, calling his bluff. He finally breaks the stare and leaves in a huff. The look on his face is absolutely worth it. I may have to pay the consequences later. But for now, I feel free for the first time in my life. I will leave Carter, no matter the cost. Chapter 4: Read your contract - This should be on my tombstone. I dug out my prenup from when papa told me not to worry about anything, that they would protect me and all I had to do was sign it, and so I did. But now, I realize that every conditioning of this prenup is working against me. My parents sold me into marriage, and theyâll be furious with me for getting a divorce. Theyâll be bankrupt and vulnerable to attacks without Carterâs protection. âIf you want a divorce, you wonât get a penny from me. You will no longer be under my protection. Think twice, Hazel.â Those are Carter's words, which are burned in my memory. I just wanna brush off the agreement and his threat by not thinking too much about them. But then, they start to haunt me, making me understand the realness of it all. Escaping isnât a possibility, and Carter proves that⊠The rain pours as I stand on the doorstep of my rented house, the water mingles with the tears I try so hard to hold back. âYour husband's men took your car. I was about to tell you while theyâre here so you can talk to them about it, but theyâre so aggressive and I got scared that they may hurt me,â my landlord says. A rush of anger and helplessness courses through me as I stare at the empty space of the parking lot where I last left my car. As if thatâs not enough for Carter, he adds another unwanted surprise for me. âAlso,â the landlord begins, pity and fear etched across her wrinkled face. "Your husband called through the cellphone of one of his men. He threatened me, said he'd ruin my business if I don't evict you. So.., I can't keep the house rented to you anymore.â The world seems to tilt, the ground shifting beneath my feet. "B-but, I have nowhere to go. Besides, I need time to find a new place." The landlord shakes her head, her face stern. "I can't risk it. The young Whitlock has too much influence. I can't afford to be caught in whatever marital problem you have." I wanna protest again, but sheâs right. Carter may put her in a difficult situation like heâs doing to me now, and I donât wanna be the reason for it. With a heavy heart, I pack my things, and drag myself and my suitcase out into the storm. I then head to the nearest hotel. Without cash, I rely on my credit cards. The clerk at the front desk shakes his head as he hands back my credit card to me. "I'm sorry, Mrs. Whitlock. Your card has been declined." My cheeks burn with shame. "Can you try again, please?" The clerk tries again,... and beep! Declined, again! Maybe this hotelâs POS machine isnât working - at least thatâs what I wanna believe in, though deep down, my inkling is telling me something else. I walk to another hotel, and approach the front desk, my hands shaking as I present my credit card. "I need a room, please," I say, trying to keep my voice steady. To my surprise, without even taking my credit card, the clerk shakes her head. "I'm sorry, Mrs. Whitlock. We can't help you." âWhy?â I ask with a little frustration. The manager, who looks uncomfortable, comes to the clerkâs rescue, and answers, âMr. Carter Whitlock has banned you from our hotel." Youâve got to be kidding me? Where would I go now? Thereâs no refuge for me now. Carterâs reach is far and his influence powerful, making sure Iâm isolated, vulnerable. Heâs trying to force me back, cutting me off financially, stripping away my options. Soon I will be in debt and poor, which isnât good, especially that Iâm now going to be a mother. I have to find a way out of this, and the only temporary solution I can think of is to pawn my pearls and earrings for some cash. I quickly head to a pawnshop, and its owner eyes me as I lay my jewelry on the counter. "I need to cash these," I say. He picks up the pearls, turning them over in his hands, his eyes narrowing as he glances at my suitcase. "You left home?â âY-yes, and itâs hard to find a place to stay. My credit cards have been declining, so I need cash.â The owner smirks as he says, âNice pieces, but I can't give you much for them. Market's down, you see." My heart sinks. I know heâs lying, taking advantage of my desperation. But what choice do I have - haggling? Then what? Get another rejection? I donât wanna face with that. "How much?" I ask, bracing myself. He names a figure thatâs insultingly low, but I nod, swallowing my pride and the bitter taste of defeat. "I'll take it." At least I have money that'll last for a few days if I spend it wisely. Thatâs what matters for now. He counts out the bills with deliberate slowness while his eyes on me, a predator sensing vulnerability. When he finally hands over the money, I grab it. But I have to stay in the lobby for a moment, waiting for the rain to stop. Suddenly, my eyes flicker on the TV thatâs currently showing a flash news with a caption; âThe Divorce of the Centuryâ. The wife, once vilified by the town, now stood vindicated by Marius Thorne, the town's most revered lawyer. âMarius Thorne,â I echo. Marius Thorneâs image flashes on the screen, a vision of confidence and success. His gold eyes, piercing, enchanting even. According to the news, he's a partner at the biggest law firm in town and he never loses in court. âHe may be who I need,â I murmur to myself, excitement surging within me. Once the rain stops, I begin searching for a new place to stay. With newfound determination and what little cash I have, I find refuge in a cramped flat that doesn't check documents. The landlord, a cold and distant old lady, lays down the rules; no pets allowed, no men allowed, before disappearing from my sight. In this tiny room, my troubled heart finally quiets down. For now, Iâm safe, hidden from Carter's relentless pursuit. Through G****e, I search the name âMarius Thorneâ, and quickly call the numbers on the law firm profile heâs working with. After a few rings, a female voice echoes from the other end of the line. -[âCounsel Commanders Law Firm, how can we help you?â]- âHi! Iâm filing for divorce and I need to make an appointment with Marius Thorne, is he available to speak with?â Chapter 5: Divorce is never as easy as I thought it would be. -[âIâm calling to inform you that Mr. Thorne has decided to NOT take your case. We can recommend good divorce lawyers if neededâŠ.â]- The womanâs tone is cool and reserved over the phone. Confusion clouds my thoughts, and questions race through my mindâwhy would he turn me away? Is he busy? Or does he find my case not worthy of his time? I quickly rush to the law firm, hoping to personally meet and talk to Marius Throne, but Iâm told by his secretary that appointments with Marius Throne are currently lined up for a month from now. So, heâs busy. Even so,... Iâm still hoping that heâll have a change of heart and accept my divorce case if only he can understand my situation. Itâs a good case, hard case to be exact - my prenup agreement is harsh and my husband was caught cheating red-handed. This may pique his interest. The bustling lobby seems to shrink in an instant as I, lost in my thoughts, collide with someone in a sharp, tailored suit. I stumble back, instinctively apologizing. "Oh, I'm so sor-!" But when the man speaks, I freeze mid-apology. "Hazel?" he says, his voice a mix of surprise and recognition. My brow furrows as I stare at him, trying to place the familiar handsome face. Then, it hits me. "Leslie?!" I exclaim, my confusion giving way to excitement. "It's nice to see you again!" Leslie returns my smile, his eyes lighting up with warmth. "It's nice to see you again too." My mind trips me back to our high school days, the laughter, the secrets shared, which were overshadowed by the years of silence that followed my marriage to Carter. "Itâs been a long time,â I say. âWhat are you doing in a place like this?" A proud smile tugs at Leslie's lips as he proudly gestures around the lobby. "I work here as a Senior Legal Associate." Senior Legal Associate? - I echo inwardly with awe. Quickly, a glimmer of possibility shines through my uncertainty! And when Leslie asks the question back to me, I know I have to seize the opportunity. âHow about you, what are you doing here?â In a heartbeat, I reply, "I'm divorcing my husband, and I need to talk to Attorney Thorne now. His secretary said he has many cases lined up for him. But heâs my only hope. Can you help me meet him, please?" As I wait for his response, I look into his eyes, praying for a lifeline. âMr. Thorne is a troublesome boss, difficult to work with, and even harder to persuade,â he says. My stubbornness refuses to let doubt cloud my determination. Iâm desperate. Despite the warning signs, I press on, my resolve unshaken. "Just let me talk to him. Then I'll decide whether I still want to trust my case to him or not... please?" Leslie's smile turns brittle. "Alright. I'll try to talk to him first about you. Follow me." I follow Leslie, then wait outside one of the doors that are lining the corridor as I watch him disappear into the room. I hope Leslie's charm will be enough to sway Marius Thorne, to at least grant me a chance to plead my case. And maybe, just maybe, if I can make him understand, I can turn the tide in my favor. After a moment of agony, Leslie finally emerges from the room, his smile radiant as he meets my eager gaze. âYou may now go in,â he announces, his voice tinged with excitement. My heart leaps with anticipation, and I can't help but squeal with delight. With a grin, I say, âThank you so, so much!â I waste no time in crossing the threshold into the room. As I close the door, my eyes quickly fall upon Marius Thorne behind the mahogany desk. Heâs tall and heâs impeccably handsome too, more so than Leslie and even Carter himself. Clad in a printed suit, he exudes an air of impassiveness that sends chills down my spine. His jawline is sharp, his gold eyes are more piercing in person than they were on TV, and his dark hair perfectly groomed. Mariusâ voice is devoid of emotion just like his expression. "My secretary and Leslie told me that youâre planning to divorce your husband, Carter of the Whitlock Family.â Surprised, I ask, "You know my husband?" Is Marius Thorne turning me off because of my husband? He dodges my question, and delivers his verdict instead. "I have a full schedule for the rest of the year to take on new cases. I can recommend good divorce lawyers to you If you need..." Disappointment and frustration foam in my heart, my hands clenching to my sides. "Is there anything I can do to change your mind?" Marius remains unmoved. Without a tiny hint of second-thought, he crashes me with a one-word answer, âNone.â Pride becomes my shield from rejection. Iâve walked away from anyone where Iâm unwanted. I did that from Carter and his family, from my parents, God, I can just walk away from this stranger too! With a forced smile, I turn to the door. But just as I reach the threshold, a hand grips my wrist with unexpected force. Then, Carter's angry face looms over me. I struggle to maintain my balance. "Carter, let go of me!" I demand, my voice trembling with fear and defiance. âWhat do you think youâre doing here?!â he asks back, his face red with beasty fury. Carter drags me aggressively. I try to get rid of him, shoving my wrist from his iron grip, but his strength is overpowering. Finally, we reach the lobby, where curious eyes watch our confrontation unfold. Carter releases my wrist, but my humiliation doesn't end there. In a voice sharp and cold, he unleashes a torrent of threats that makes my blood run cold. "I own half of this law firm. When my wife came to my firm looking for a divorce lawyer, You think I wouldn't notice that?ââ" My eyes widen in surprise⊠thatâs news to me. Carter pinches my hand and says, âYou didn't really think that you could find a lawyer who would dare take you on, did you?â My mind goes blank, could this be the reason why Marius Thorne kept refusing me? Is there any other divorce attorney in town who will take my case? Whoâs not scared of Carter? Carter grabs my arm once again. âStop defying me! You canât just waltz out of our marriage without consequences. Didnât I already make sure you know that? The hardship youâre going through now is just the tip of the iceberg of what else I can do to you." I try to let go myself, but itâs no use, Carter is much stronger than I am. He then tightens his grip on me, which prompts me to hiss in pain. âCarter, please,â I beg. Carter parts his lips, but before he can continue his tirade, a pair of hands intervenes, grasping both my arm and his. 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Got Daddy Issues? đ | San Francisco, CA | ORDER_NOW | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf | Swishcraft | https://www.facebook.com/swishcraft/ | 6,041 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Order Now | 0 | eventbrite.com | CAROUSEL | San Francisco, CA | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf-w-djs-subeaux-manuelito-tickets-877694938187 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461523698_3798805943768096_6581722414104497792_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=109&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=9HzLjO_aoNsQ7kNvgEIQLs-&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-2.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYBA8txlngMZ4Ke-Q053_b1GYHcEBrxJKWCmYk2GF2oqkA&oe=670413ED | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Swishcraft | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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MIRACLES OF JOY METAPHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL CENTER | GET_DIRECTIONS | fbgeo://33.03984,-97.02693,"701 S Old Orchard Ln, | Miracles of Joy Metaphysical Store & Spiritual Center | https://www.facebook.com/MiraclesOfJoyLewisville/ | 116 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Get Directions | 0 | CAROUSEL | fbgeo://33.03984,-97.02693,"701 S Old Orchard Ln, Lewisville, Texas, United States" | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461203786_521265080647073_3021936190655308255_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=bTEqd-RCXVAQ7kNvgFqBLgL&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYAsJ8q4tYbGteqO_-fv2wEpkRojT2Omhix9fFD0rMhX-w&oe=67042EB0 | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Miracles of Joy Metaphysical Store & Spiritual Center | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yes | 2024-10-03 02:53 | active | 1567 | 0 |
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Got Daddy Issues? đ | San Francisco, CA | ORDER_NOW | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf | Swishcraft | https://www.facebook.com/swishcraft/ | 6,041 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Order Now | 0 | eventbrite.com | CAROUSEL | San Francisco, CA | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf-w-djs-subeaux-manuelito-tickets-877694938187 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461523698_3798805943768096_6581722414104497792_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=109&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=9HzLjO_aoNsQ7kNvgEIQLs-&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-2.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYBA8txlngMZ4Ke-Q053_b1GYHcEBrxJKWCmYk2GF2oqkA&oe=670413ED | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Swishcraft | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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No | 2024-10-03 02:53 | active | 1567 | 0 |
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Got Daddy Issues? đ | San Francisco, CA | ORDER_NOW | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf | Swishcraft | https://www.facebook.com/swishcraft/ | 6,041 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Order Now | 0 | eventbrite.com | CAROUSEL | San Francisco, CA | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf-w-djs-subeaux-manuelito-tickets-877694938187 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461523698_3798805943768096_6581722414104497792_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=109&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=9HzLjO_aoNsQ7kNvgEIQLs-&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-2.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYBA8txlngMZ4Ke-Q053_b1GYHcEBrxJKWCmYk2GF2oqkA&oe=670413ED | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Swishcraft | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Got Daddy Issues? đ | San Francisco, CA | ORDER_NOW | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf | Swishcraft | https://www.facebook.com/swishcraft/ | 6,041 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Order Now | 0 | eventbrite.com | CAROUSEL | San Francisco, CA | https://www.eventbrite.com/e/daddy-issues-eagle-sf-w-djs-subeaux-manuelito-tickets-877694938187 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461523698_3798805943768096_6581722414104497792_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=109&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=9HzLjO_aoNsQ7kNvgEIQLs-&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-2.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYBA8txlngMZ4Ke-Q053_b1GYHcEBrxJKWCmYk2GF2oqkA&oe=670413ED | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Swishcraft | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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No | 2024-10-03 02:53 | active | 1567 | 0 |
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MIRACLES OF JOY METAPHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL CENTER | GET_DIRECTIONS | fbgeo://33.03984,-97.02693,"701 S Old Orchard Ln, | Miracles of Joy Metaphysical Store & Spiritual Center | https://www.facebook.com/MiraclesOfJoyLewisville/ | 116 | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Get Directions | 0 | CAROUSEL | fbgeo://33.03984,-97.02693,"701 S Old Orchard Ln, Lewisville, Texas, United States" | 1969-12-31 18:00 | https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.35426-6/461203786_521265080647073_3021936190655308255_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_s60x60&_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=c53f8f&_nc_ohc=bTEqd-RCXVAQ7kNvgFqBLgL&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.xx&_nc_gid=ACrtDJJxqgw3OlkGVXivzxq&oh=00_AYAsJ8q4tYbGteqO_-fv2wEpkRojT2Omhix9fFD0rMhX-w&oe=67042EB0 | PERSON_PROFILE | 0 | 0 | 0 | Miracles of Joy Metaphysical Store & Spiritual Center | 0 | 0 | 1969-12-31 18:00 | View Edit Delete |
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