Forbidden bonds

Forbidden bonds

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Noah is forced to start life with her mom and her stepdad, leaving her friends and her boyfriend behind, in the city where she had lived all her life. She wasn't comfortable with the whole idea of moving, but her mother talked her into doing so with ease, she also wanted her mom to be happy after her Dad had passed. Mr wills made her mom so happy and relaxed, Noah wasn't the only furious about moving, she was sacred she won't be able to adapt to the billionaire life style. Noah was getting familiar to the new environment where she met Mr Wills's son Nick. Her mom had always told her about Nick and how of a good child he was, meeting him felt like her mom has been overemphasized on him being a good boy, he was so rude and arrogant towards her. Thing took another turn when she fell in love with Nick. would there parents be in support of that?

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Chapter 1

THE DEPARTURE

Noah sat by the window, watching the familiar scenery blur into a collage of memories. Tears welled in her eyes as the reality of leaving her hometown sunk in. She clenched her fists, trying to hold onto the comfort of familiarity slipping away.

Her mother, Angela, entered the room, her expression a mix of sympathy and apprehension. "Noah, sweetheart, it's time to go."

Noah turned to her, her voice strained with emotion. "Mom, I can't leave. This is my home. My friends, my life, everything is here."

Angela approached, placing a hand on Noah's shoulder. "I know it's hard, but we're doing what's best for our family. Your stepfather and I have agreed to live together after our civil wedding, and it requires us to move, and we need to do so to start living as a family."

Noah brushed away a tear, frustration bubbling inside her. "But what about me? What about my life?"

Angela sighed, her own eyes reflecting Noah's pain. "You'll make new friends, sweetheart. And your boyfriend... well, Dan can always come visit, he's always welcome."

Noah's heart sank at the mention of her boyfriend. She couldn't imagine life without him, without the late-night conversations and stolen kisses. The thought of starting over felt daunting and overwhelming.

As they packed the last of their belongings into the car, Noah's mind raced with uncertainty. What would her new life be like? Would she ever feel at home again?

The journey to their new home felt like an eternity, each passing mile widening the chasm of uncertainty in Noah's heart. Finally, they arrived at the sprawling estate of Mr. Wills, Noah's stepfather.

The mansion loomed before them, intimidating yet alluring in its grandeur. Noah's stomach churned with unease as she stepped out of the car, her eyes scanning the unfamiliar surroundings.

Mr. Wills greeted them at the door, his imposing figure casting a shadow over Noah's already fragile resolve. "Welcome home," he said with a smile that didn't quite reach his eyes.

Noah stepped out of the car, feeling the crunch of gravel beneath her feet. The mansion loomed before her, an imposing structure of glass and stone, its vast windows reflecting the fading light of the late afternoon. She had never seen anything like it in her life. As she reached to open the trunk and retrieve her luggage, two sharply dressed men approached.

"Miss, please allow us," one of them said, stepping forward with a professional smile.

Noah blinked in surprise. "Oh, um, that's okay. I can get it myself."

Mr. Wills, her mom's husband intervened with a gentle but firm voice. "Noah, let them handle it. They're here to help."

She hesitated, casting a glance at her mother. Her mom smiled warmly, nodding as if to say this was normal, that it was okay to let go. But Noah couldn't shake the unease that settled in her stomach. She wasn't used to this kind of lifestyle—one where people were paid to do tasks she had always done herself.

"But my stuff..." Noah's voice trailed off, her eyes pleading as she looked back at the two men. "I have some really important things in there."

The men, sensing her reluctance, exchanged a glance before one of them spoke again, softer this time. "Miss, please. If we don't do our job, we could be dismissed."

Dismissed. The word hung in the air, heavy with implication. Noah's grip on the suitcase handle tightened for a moment before she sighed and let go, stepping back. "Okay, but please be careful with it."

"We will miss," the second man assured her, and together they lifted her bags with practised ease, heading towards the house.

Mr. Wills smiled, a mix of reassurance and welcome. "Come, let me show you to your room."

Noah followed him, her mother beside her. The grandeur of the house struck her with every step: the marble floors, the high ceilings, the chandeliers that sparkled like clusters of stars. It was all so different from the modest apartment they had left behind.

As they walked, Mr. Wills spoke in a genial tone. "I hope you'll be comfortable here, Noah. We want you to feel at home."

"Thank you," Noah replied, though her voice was subdued. She appreciated the gesture, but it was hard to imagine ever feeling at home in a place like this.

They ascended a grand staircase, the bannister smooth and polished under her hand. At the top, Mr. Wills led them down a corridor lined with art and photographs. He paused in front of a door, opening it with a flourish.

"This will be your room," he said, stepping aside to let Noah and her mom enter first.

The room was spacious, decorated in soft, neutral tones with a large window that offered a view of the gardens below. A four-poster bed dominated the space, its linens crisp and inviting. A desk, a bookshelf, and a comfortable-looking armchair completed the room. It was far more luxurious than any room Noah had ever slept in.

"It's beautiful," her mom said, her voice filled with quiet awe.

Noah nodded, but she couldn't shake the feeling of being out of place. "Thank you," she murmured again.

Mr. Wills gave a satisfied nod. "If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask. Dinner will be at seven. I'll leave you to settle in."

He left the room, closing the door softly behind him. Noah's mom turned to her, eyes shining with excitement. "Isn't this amazing, Noah? Look at this place!"

Noah managed a small smile. "Yeah, it's... amazing."

Her mom's expression softened. "I know it's a lot to take in. But this is a good opportunity for us. For you."

"I know, Mom," Noah said, sitting down on the edge of the bed. "It's just... so different."

Her mom sat beside her, wrapping an arm around her shoulders. "Different can be good. It's a new beginning for us."

Noah leaned into her mother's embrace, drawing comfort from her warmth. "I hope so."

They sat in silence for a moment, the enormity of their new reality settling over them. Then, with a sigh, Noah stood up. "I guess I should start unpacking."

"Good idea. I'll help," her mom said, standing as well.

Together, they unpacked Noah's bags, placing her clothes in the wardrobe and arranging her books and personal items on the shelves. It felt strange, filling the space with her things, trying to make it her own. But as they worked, some of the initial tension began to ease.

Noah's fingers brushed over the familiar fabric of her favourite sweater as she and her mom unpacked her bags in the new room. The spaciousness of the room felt alien, each item she placed seeming to barely make a dent in the vastness of the wardrobe and drawers. The room was beautiful, with cream-coloured walls and elegant furniture, but it also felt overwhelming in its opulence.

Her mom paused, glancing at her with a hesitant smile. "Noah, I have something to tell you."

Noah looked up from her suitcase, sensing the unusual seriousness in her mom's tone. "What is it, Mom?"

Her mom took a deep breath as if gathering her thoughts. "Mr. Wills—well, your stepfather—he’s bought you some new clothes, shoes, and accessories. They’re all in the wardrobe."

Noah froze, the sweater clutched in her hands. "What? Why would he do that?"

"I think he just wants you to feel welcome and comfortable here," her mom said gently. "You don’t have to worry about your old clothes if you don’t want to. Everything you need is already here."

Noah's mind raced. She wasn’t sure what to feel. Gratitude? Anger? Confusion? She had barely known Mr. Wills for a few days, and already he was trying to change her life in ways she hadn't anticipated. "But I like my old clothes," she said finally, her voice small.

Her mom gave her a sympathetic look. "I know you do. And you can keep them if you want. But maybe give the new ones a try? You might like them."

Noah nodded absently, her gaze drifting to the massive wardrobe across the room. She stood up and walked over to it, opening the doors slowly. Inside, she found an array of clothes, far more stylish and expensive-looking than anything she owned. Dresses, skirts, blouses, jeans—all in her size, all meticulously organized.

She reached out, touching the fabric of a silk blouse. It was soft and luxurious, a far cry from her usual cotton tees. She pulled out a pair of shoes, examining the fine craftsmanship. They were beautiful, but they didn’t feel like hers.

Her mom came up behind her, placing a comforting hand on her shoulder. "I know this is a lot to take in, Noah. But maybe this is his way of showing he cares."

"Maybe," Noah murmured, but doubt lingered in her mind. Why did caring have to come in the form of new clothes and shoes? She pushed the thought aside, knowing her mom wanted her to be happy.

They finished unpacking in silence, Noah's thoughts a whirl of conflicting emotions. The new clothes hung neatly in the wardrobe, overshadowing her familiar, worn items. When they were done, Noah sat on the edge of her bed, feeling the weight of the day settle on her shoulders.

"Why don’t you try on some of the new things?" her mom suggested softly. "Just see how they feel."

Noah sighed, knowing her mom only wanted the best for her. "Okay, I’ll try."

She stood up and walked to the wardrobe again, picking out a dress that caught her eye. It was a deep blue, simple yet elegant. She slipped it on, the fabric cool against her skin. It fit perfectly as if it had been made for her.

Her mom's face lit up. "You look beautiful, Noah."

"Thanks, Mom," Noah said, managing a small smile. She turned to the mirror, examining her reflection. The girl staring back at her looked different—more sophisticated, more polished. But she also felt like a stranger.

"I guess it’s not so bad," she admitted, smoothing the dress with her hands.

Her mom hugged her from behind. "You look amazing. And maybe, with time, you’ll feel amazing too."

Noah hoped so. She changed back into her old clothes, carefully hanging the dress back in the wardrobe. There would be time to explore her new wardrobe later. For now, she needed to process everything that had happened.

As they finished up, a knock sounded at the door. One of the house staff entered, carrying a tray with a pot of tea and a plate of cookies. "Miss, Madam, some refreshments for you."

"Thank you," her mom said warmly, and the staff member nodded, setting the tray down on the desk before leaving.

They sat together, sipping tea and nibbling on the cookies. The quiet moment gave Noah a chance to reflect. She realized that while everything felt strange and overwhelming now, it didn’t mean it would always feel that way. Change was hard, but it could also be good.

After they finished their tea, Noah's mom told her she was going to be with her husband as she had tried spending time with her and also let her settle down. "Guess I can go meet my husband, I already spent my time with you," she said with a smile. Noah nodded and gave her a warm smile to go ahead so she could give her attention to her husband. Mrs wills left the room and retired to stay with Mr wills.

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Mozie
i love how the stiry unfolds. it's really lovely to read and a good work of literature
2024-11-15 22:30:03
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Ogochukwu Agartha
this is intriguing...I most say ... keep it up
2024-11-07 05:52:55
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Genny
The story of Noah and Nick is such an Interesting love story, that wasn't planned
2024-10-03 19:38:14
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27 Chapters
THE DEPARTURE
Noah sat by the window, watching the familiar scenery blur into a collage of memories. Tears welled in her eyes as the reality of leaving her hometown sunk in. She clenched her fists, trying to hold onto the comfort of familiarity slipping away. Her mother, Angela, entered the room, her expression a mix of sympathy and apprehension. "Noah, sweetheart, it's time to go." Noah turned to her, her voice strained with emotion. "Mom, I can't leave. This is my home. My friends, my life, everything is here." Angela approached, placing a hand on Noah's shoulder. "I know it's hard, but we're doing what's best for our family. Your stepfather and I have agreed to live together after our civil wedding, and it requires us to move, and we need to do so to start living as a family." Noah brushed away a tear, frustration bubbling inside her. "But what about me? What about my life?" Angela sighed, her own eyes reflecting Noah's pain. "You'll make new friends, sweetheart. And your boyfriend...
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SETTLING IN
Angela sighed as she closed the door to the bedroom she now shared with her husband, Mr. Wills. It had been a long day of unpacking, settling in, and dealing with the stress that comes with moving. She looked around the room, still partially filled with unopened boxes and scattered items waiting to find their place. The familiar scent of Mr. Wills' cologne mingled with the crisp, newness of their home, creating a comforting atmosphere. She found him sitting on the edge of the bed, leafing through a book. His reading glasses perched low on his nose, and a warm smile spread across his face as she approached. "Hey there," he said, setting the book aside and reaching out to her. "How's Noah settling in? Taking the whole moving situation alright?" Angela sat beside him, leaning into his embrace. "She's not entirely comfortable yet," she admitted, "but I think she'll come around soon. It's a lot to take in, especially with everything happening so fast." Mr. Wills nodded understand
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THE FEAR OF THOR
Nicholas stood by the fridge, his arms folded casually across his chest, an amused expression on his face. Noah was not in the mood of his games. She has been wary of dogs and Thor was no exception, the dog a massive German shepherd, was barking furiously at her, she felt her heart pounding in her chest. She reached for her phone her hand trembling. "Can you stop that, Nicholas?" Noah shouted trying to keep her voice steady but failing. She stood up slowly, her eyes never leaving Thor. The dog's intense gaze and aggressive stance were making it hard for her to think clearly. Nick's smirk widened. "He's like a poodle but smarter", he said, his hands still folded. He leaned against the fridge watching a mixture of amusement and curiousity, as Noah struggled to maintain her composure. "Did you hit your head as a child, your jerk?" Noah snapped, her irritation growing. She couldn't understand why Nick found this situation funny. Thor's barking was relentless, and every bark made her
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THE DINNER
Nick adjusted his tie and glanced at his watch once more. It was a sleek, silver timepiece that his grandfather had gifted him years ago. The seconds ticked by, each one feeling like an eternity. He took a deep breath, trying to calm the irritation building inside him. Tonight was supposed to be perfect. He had orchestrated this family dinner with meticulous precision, hoping to bring everyone together after months of growing apart. Now, it seemed like everything was falling apart before it even began. He heard footsteps echoing through the hallway and turned to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wills, entering the sitting room. His father's demeanour was as composed as ever, but there was a flicker of regret in his eyes. His mother, on the other hand, wore a soft, apologetic smile that did little to ease Nick's frustration. "I don't mind the lack of punctuality, but this dinner is bad timing," Nick said, his voice a careful balance between disappointment and restraint. "We're sorry
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The Tension of Departure
The atmosphere around the table grew tense as Nick fidgeted with his tie. "If you'll excuse me, I have to go to work," he said, his unease evident. He glanced at Noah, whose probing questions had made him uncomfortable throughout the evening. "At Mikel's?" Mr. Wills asked, looking up from his glass of wine. "Yes," Nick replied curtly. "Your first case?" Mrs. Wills inquired, her curiosity piqued. She was eager to know if it was his first significant case to handle. "I wish. His dad asked us to take care of the paperwork," Nick said, adjusting his suit and gathering his belongings. He was ready to leave, anxious to escape the scrutiny. "He studies law and gets great grades," Mrs. Wills said to Noah with a proud smile. Nick, still smarting from Noah’s earlier comments, shot back, "But it's all strength of mind, no intelligence." He directed his words pointedly at Noah, a rebuttal to her previous criticism of his surfing. Noah, undeterred, replied with boldness, "Don't worr
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THE PARTY
Noah stepped out of the car, the heavy bass from the party's music thrumming through the ground and into her bones. The. night air was thick with the scent of alcohol and sweat, mingling with the distant air of barbecue. She watched in stunned silence as a random guy sprinted past her and cannonballed into to the swimming pool, sending a cascade of water all over the people lounging at its edge. "Listen," the stranger said, pulling her attention back to him. "it's a get-together party so be careful so be careful". He pointed towards the pool and the throngs of people milling about. "That guy over there, the one in white, is Ronny. He got out of prison yesterday". Noah followed his gaze to the man surrounded by girls, his white shirt stark against the neon light. A chill ran down her spine, she was begging to regret agreeing to come to this party, all because she wanted to confront Nicholas about his lie. She was lost in her thoughts when the stranger's voice cut through her anxiet
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BONDING
Noah and Jenna left the spot where they had seen Nick, continued with their conversation as they walked. Noah was glued to her phone, as usual, trying to stay updated with her boyfriend and best friend back home, ever since moving in with the wills, her phone had become her lifeline, especially for keeping in touch with her boyfriend. "Fuck" Noah suddenly exclaimed, startling Jenna "what is it?" Jenna asked genuinely concerned. "I can't see my boyfriend's and my best friend's stories", Noah replied, her frustration evident. "So you need a new boyfriend and a new best friend", Jenna said with a playful smile. "Hi, I'm Jenna. Nice to meet you." She extended her hand for a friendly shake. Noah, distracted took Jenna's hand and smiled back. "Nice to meet you too". Despite Jenna's introduction, Noah was still occupied with her phone, trying to figure out why she couldn't see their stories. "I must've pressed something," She muttered clearly worried. "Look at me," Jenna said
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THE NIGHTMARE
Noah tossed and turned in her bed, caught in the throes of a nightmare. Her body shifted restlessly, unable to find comfort as her mind replayed a haunting scene from her childhood. In her dream, she was a little girl again, awakened by the soft but urgent voice of her mother. "Noah, Noah, sweetheart, wake up," her mother, Angela, whispered with a tremor of fear. Angela's face was bruised, and her eyes were wide with panic. She spoke quietly, careful not to alert the man pounding on the door. "Rafaella!" the man shouted, his voice thunderous as he slammed his fists against the locked door. "Open this fucking door!" Angela ignored the furious commands, focusing entirely on her daughter. "Come, honey, come on. Get in here," she urged, lifting little Noah from her bed and hiding her in the closet. The confusion and fear in Noah's eyes mirrored Angela's own terror. "What's going on, Mommy?" Noah asked, her voice trembling. "Don't come out, okay?" Angela said, shutting the closet door
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THE CAR RACE
The night was filled with excitement, the hum of anticipation blending with the thumping bass of the music that filled the air. The dark sky was punctuated by the gleaming headlights of cars, the scene lit by neon signs and floodlights. The car race was the event of the night, drawing in crowds of all kinds—teenagers looking for a thrill, adults eager for a distraction, and everyone in between. Among the clamour, a red sports car roared into view, its engine's purr commanding attention. As it approached, the crowd erupted in cheers, chanting, "Nick! Nick! Nick!" The car, driven by Nick one of the event’s top competitors, Nick, glided to a stop at the starting line. Nick, a figure of cool confidence, shared a tense, competitive glance with his rival, Darko,(Ronny's man), who was equally determined to win. Nick's fling, Anna, made her way through the throng, her beauty illuminated by the artificial lights. She leaned in through Nick's window for a kiss, her words a whisper of encour
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ROMANTIC ENTANGLEMENT
Nick wasn't in the space to banter words with her, he glanced through her phone to see what might have made her, want to get Dan jealous by sending him a picture of her kissing another. Noah extended her hand to stop him from checking her phone, Nick pulled out her hand. Nick glanced through the picture he had seen on her phone, he felt so sorry for her, he couldn't say a word to her. It's painful if a partner should have an affair with someone but in this case it was with her best friend, he looked at Noah and saw how disappointed she was. "if I get you your pictures" Nick finally said his voice quite almost vulnerable "will you go home already?" Noah titled her head slightly, her expression softening as she gazed at him."maybe" she replied softly, her voice whisper in the cool night air. "Maybe?" Nick repeated inching close to her, he parted her thighs with his hands, feeling the warmth of her skin. She was sitted on the hood of his car, with her legs pulled tightly. He didn'
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