Luna Vargas, a waitress at a nightclub,never expected her life to be altered,on her 21st birthday, by a one night encounter with the city's most powerful gang leader, known as the “Beast”. Tristan Romano Black,the feared Nightstalker, a ruthless business tycoon,along with his trusted crew haunts down the city's most corrupt and powerful men.known for his ruthless tactics and military past, romano is a force to be reckoned with. When Luna discovers she was abandoned at birth, seeking to find answers,to know her place and origin,and to give herself the life of her dreams, Crosse's path with romano,and for helping her,she was indebted to him. To pay it off, and to get his revenge on her,Romano offer's luna an impossible choice,To serve as his maid for three years, or have a one night stand with him, luna was torn between these two choices, becoming Romano's prisoner maid or loosing her virginity to him. But Luna's father had other plans.In a cruel twist of fate, Luna’s father makes a decision that will alter her life forever. Rather than allow Luna to choose her fate, he offers Luna to Romano in a contract marriage, to pay for the consequences of his mistakes in the past. Luna never imagined that the price of her father’s mistakes would be her freedom and her future. Will she accept her destiny, bound by the contracts of her father’s sins? Or will she find a way to escape the web that Romano has spun around her? Prepare for a story of power, deception, and forbidden love, where every choice could be her last. Will Luna choose to fight her fate,or will she be swallowed by the darkness of the billionaire beast?
View MoreI fought desperately to stay awake, my mind racing with questions and my body trembling with fear and exhaustion. But whatever the man had administered to me earlier, the vapors still lingering in my system, took their toll. My limbs grew heavy, my vision fading as I struggled to hold on.The masked man’s familiar eyes were the last thing I saw before the darkness claimed me. My thoughts slipped away,my eyes closing as the world around me dissolved into nothingness.I woke up slowly, my head pounding and my body weak, lying on what felt like a soft mattress. The air smelled faintly of antiseptic, mixed with the clean scent of linen. I blinked, my vision adjusting to the dim light of the room. It was small but tidy, with beige walls, a single window covered by heavy curtains, and a wooden chair placed by the bed.I tried to move, but my body felt sluggish. Panic started to rise again as I remembered the events from earlier,the men, the girl, the masked stranger. My heart raced. Where a
This was my mistake, thinking it was Minho orchestrating some grand romantic gesture.My excitement took over, and I quickly rose from the table, clutching the flower. I stepped outside into the cool evening air, scanning for him.But he wasn’t there.The parking area was quiet except for a few cars and the distant hum of traffic. Confused, I looked around, wondering if this was a prank. My mind raced with possibilities, an admirer, maybe? Then, a few meters away, I noticed a shadowy figure holding a similar red rose and a small girl by the hand. He waved at me.Curiosity set in, I decided to approach, my heels clicking against the pavement. As I drew closer, I felt a strange unease, but I shook it off, blaming my overactive imagination. Just as I was about to call out to him, everything went dark.A hand covered my nose and mouth from behind, muffling my scream. The faint scent of chemicals overwhelmed me, and the world blurred before fading into nothingness.I woke up in a dimly lit
I turned around, startled, only to see Stacy running toward me. Her eyes sparkled with excitement as she threw her arms around me.Stacy I exclaimed, hugging her tightly. How have you been?.“I’ve missed you so much, Luna," she said, holding on as if she’d never let go.Behind her, Nanny walked in, smiling warmly. Mom and I exchanged surprised looks before Mom asked, “What happened? Where have you been?”Well, Nanny began, “we left the country for a while. That’s why we haven’t been coming to the store.I told Nanny I wanted to buy some accessories,” Stacy chimed in excitedly, but I mostly just wanted to see you, Luna!”I couldn’t help but laugh at her enthusiasm. You’ve grown so much, Stacy, I said, kneeling to her level.Do you think so? she asked, twirling around.Absolutely! So, what kind of accessories are we shopping for today?Everything Stacy declared with a giggle.Nanny chuckled. “She’s been talking about this visit ever since we got back five days ago. I think she missed yo
But she shook her head firmly. Listen, dear, she said, pushing the envelope back toward me, this isn’t payment for taking care of Joey. Your hospitality cannot be paid with some currency notes.It’s just my way of trying to help. Daniel told me you’ve been struggling to find a job, so I spoke with Mr. Antonio. I gave him your contact information. He’ll be in touch soon.Tears welled up in my eyes. Oh, Grandma,” I said, hugging her tightly, “I wish there was something I could do to ease your pain.You’ve already done more than enough, Luna,she replied, wiping her tears. Then her voice broke as she continued, As for Joey, we’ll be leaving the country soon. He needs to be surrounded by family, and it’ll be too hard for both of us to stay here with all the memories. I don’t know when we’ll return, but when we do, you’re always welcome to visit.I nodded, unable to find the words to respond. The thought of leaving them weighed heavily on me.Later that day, I packed my things, getting ready
Can I sleep here tonight? he asked softly, clutching a pillow. It feels lonely in my room.I smiled, patting the space next to me. Of course.He climbed into the bed, snuggling close. “Thanks, Luna. You’re the best.”As his little breaths evened out in sleep, I realized just how much I enjoyed being here. Now I wish I had a baby brother to keep me company.Joey and I had settled into a comfortable routine when his grandma arrived, a few days later. She was a cheerful, beautiful woman with soft gray hair that framed her warm, kind face.As soon as Joey saw her, he ran up to her, throwing his arms around her and planting a kiss on her cheek. Grandma, you look so cool he said, his eyes sparkling with admiration.She chuckled, stroking his hair. Oh, my little boy, I’ve missed you.I walked up with the maid to help carry her bags inside. Joey, ever the polite host, introduced us. Grandma, this is Luna, my friend.Grandma turned to me with a knowing smile. So, this is the famous Luna I’ve h
Hospital? I struggled to piece together what had happened, but my mind felt foggy, the details slipping through my fingers like sand.Why… Why am I here?" I asked, my throat dry and scratchy.Don’t worry, the voice reassured me. You’re going to be okay. Just rest for now.But before I could ask anything more, my body betrayed me, dragging me back into the darkness.When I finally woke up, sitting upright in the hospital bed, Mom rushed over to me, pulling me into a tight hug.Oh, my dear, how are you feeling?” she asked, her voice trembling with relief.I’m fine, Mom,I said softly.The doctor walked in just then, clipboard in hand, giving me a warm smile. Good to see you awake, Luna. You’re doing well. We’ll discharge you today.Today? I repeated, confused. Wait, how long have I been here?Two days later, he said matter-of-factly.Two days? I turned to Mom in shock.She gave me a reassuring smile. Don’t worry, honey. You’re fine now, and that’s all that matters.The doctor excused hi
He was impossible to ignore tall, confident, and dressed in a sharp blue suit that fit him perfectly. His presence alone commanded the room. Heads turned, whispers began, and I wasn’t the only one caught staring.The women in the room were visibly entranced, their smiles widening as if his arrival was the highlight of their night. Even a few men seemed momentarily struck.He moved with a quiet grace, like he knew every eye was on him but didn’t need to acknowledge it. His white hair stood out, crisp and refined, and his piercing, crystal-clear eyes swept across the room. I couldn’t take my eyes off him.Then he raised his hand, and his deep voice rolled out, effortlessly cutting through the noise. “Attention, everyone,” he said.That voice. Smooth, commanding, with just a hint of warmth. It felt like he could have said anything, and I would’ve hung on every word.Wow, you didn’t even need to ask for attention,you already had it, I thought, unable to stop the flutter in my chest.Claud
I glanced at Stacy, who had fallen asleep on the couch, her small figure curled up under a blanket. She looked so peaceful, so unaware of the worry surrounding her.No, Mom, I said, shaking my head. I think we should take her home with us tonight. We’ll report to the police in the morning if her father or nanny doesn’t show up.Mom hesitated but eventually nodded. All right. Let’s do that.Carefully, we carried Stacy to the cab. She didn’t stir as we drove home, her soft breathing the only sound in the quiet of the night.When we got home, she woke up, rubbing her sleepy eyes. I gave her a bath and dressed her in one of my shirts. The sight of her in it made us both laugh; she looked so tiny. She joined Mom and me for dinner, her energy returning with each bite.Stacy, do you know your home address?” Mom asked gently over dinner.Stacy shook her head. No. I’m at my nanny’s new house so I can spend the weekend with her, but I don’t know how to get there.”Do you know why your dad didn’
I’m so sorry, Luna, but I have to leave now,” Claudia said, pulling her phone from her pocket. She handed it to me. “Here, can I get your contact please? I’d love to keep in touch.”I smiled and quickly typed in my number. “Sure, I’d like that.”With that, Claudia bid me goodbye, and I watched her leave the restaurant. I waved to Pa Kevin and Matilda on my way out, thanking them again for their kindness, and then headed home.Back in my room, I rummaged through my closet and pulled out a beautiful dress my mom had given me for my twentieth birthday. Holding it up against myself, I stood in front of the mirror and twirled, admiring how it hugged my body perfectly.For a moment, I let myself dream. I had signed up for a modeling contest once, right after receiving this dress, but I didn’t make it past the casting call.I sighed, brushing my hand over the fabric. It had been nearly three years since I started chasing the idea of a modeling career, but deep down, I knew it wasn’t for me.
The day is Friday, June 5th. I jolted awake, rubbing my eyes to clear the sleep from them, and froze when I glanced at the clock. 8:15 AM. “Oh my God!” I gasped, throwing off the covers. I was late. My train was scheduled to leave at 9:00, and here I was, still in bed. I scrambled to the bathroom, brushing my teeth while trying to figure out what to wear. After a quick shower, I threw on a simple yellow dress, shoved my files into my bag, and rushed out the door. There was no time for breakfast, not even toast. The streets were as noisy as ever. Everston was always bustling in the mornings. Cars honked at every turn, street vendors called out to advertise, and people hurried along the sidewalks, too busy to notice anyone around them. I flagged down a cab, hopped in, and held my breath as we weaved through the endless traffic. By the time I reached the station, My stomach growled, but there was no time to stop. I managed to grab a quick iced coffee from a stand near the entranc
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