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************************************************ It wasn't the first time we'd been this close in months. But it felt more intimate than those other times that felt more awkward. I had been expecting, no, dreaming about this since a month ago, but now that it was happening I didn't know what to do. He drew me closer so our bodies were pressed against each other as his lips moved on mine. He sucked and nipped at my bottom lip. I gave in, and his tongue entered my mouth forcing moans to spill from them. The subtle smell of his shampoo filled my senses, overwhelming me. My arms wrapped around his neck, drawing him even closer than before. Walker groaned as I tugged on his hair roughly. He used to like that a lot and seeing his reaction made me bold. I tugged on his hair some more, loving the way he groaned. He ran his hands all over my body, groping and molding my skin. For a brief moment, he pulled his lips from mine and put me on the counter. I felt dazed and my brain was a hazy mess. Despite that I wanted more, "Walker.." I whispered urgently. He got between my legs to continue to torture my lips. "You're so soft.." Walker muttered as he caressed the skin under my baggy shirt. A whimper escaped my lips and I leaned against his shoulder as he lightly squeezed my breasts. He kissed my neck for a while before reclaiming my lips. He sucked my tongue and licked the inside of my mouth, the sloppy sounds made me feel heat down there leaving me breathless. Not wanting my hands to be idle, I reached into his shirt, feeling the toned muscles of his body. Going lower to the band of his sweatpants, I could feel the strain on his pants. Suddenly, a buzzing sound interrupted us. Walker's phone vibrated across the counter. I was annoyed at who was calling at such a time, and glanced at the phone, moaning as he pinched my nipples, "You..your phone," I said breathlessly. "Let it ring," he said and rubbed himself between my legs. I moaned when he rubbed me with his hard-on. It was so real and so close. Just a little more. The phone started ringing again. I sighed frustratedly and pressed my palm against his chest, "Just answer it. I don't think they'll stop--" I grabbed the phone and saw the name on the screen. Ms. Angela Terence. "Who is it?" Walker asked when I fell silent. I shot him a glare. "Why is the 'young, unmarried lady who wouldn't want to have a private chat with a married man' calling you this late?" I fired back. Walker straightened up, and suddenly the sexual tension in the air was gone. "Oh..." "Oh?" I was shocked by how unfazed he seemed. It felt like he was waiting for her call. "What does that mean?" My mind was already jumping to the worst conclusion. "...Are you cheating on me?" My voice wavered. "Oh God, no! I'd never do that," he said quickly. I didn't mean to, but a bitter smile crept onto my face. "You're so quick to deny it. So tell me, why is she calling you? Why do you even have her number saved?" I asked. Walker sighed. "Terrence Enterprises and Anderson Industries are working together on a project I'm in charge of. Ms. Angela is the rep assigned to work with me," he explained. My mood shifted completely. I didn't care about his excuses and handed him his phone, muttering, "Whatever," as I hopped down from the counter. Walker looked lost. "I promise, nothing is going on between usâ" "Your grandma probably wants something to happen, which is why that girl is the rep," I jumped in. Walker went quiet. He knew his grandma was behind all of this. "Yeah, I know." "And you're just okay with that?" I accused. I got that he was just following orders, but I still felt hurt. Walker ran his hand through his hair. "Destiny, it's a big project. I can't just drop it." "Then pass it off to someone else. What, you think your team can't handle it? All I hear are excuses," I snapped. Ugh, stop! You're being unreasonable! Walker saw I wasn't in the mood to chat. "Destiny, please," he pleaded. I waved him off and stormed out of the kitchen. I locked myself in the room after tossing an extra blanket at him and telling him to sleep somewhere else. Pretty petty, I know. Walker's pov Defeated, I dragged myself to the living room and lay on the couch. My phone buzzed multiple times after that. I angrily opened the message and typed; Stop calling me and don't text me again. If you have any questions about the project, send them to my secretary. Then I went ahead to blocked her number. If it were in my hands, I would have declined the project offer, but it was ordered from the chairwoman and it was a good proposal. The only issue was Ms. Terrence, who was super clingy and annoying. It was clear she didn't know much about the project or the business in general. I heard her dad got her on this project to help her learn the ropes, and he claimed, "There's no better way to learn than teaming up with the smartest guy in the biz." The lady piled on so much makeup, it was like she was trying to make a statement. And her perfume? It was so strong you'd think she dumped the whole bottle on herself. She didn't show much respect for her employees or the work she was given. Angela was also super full of herself and proud of being someone who didn't have much going on brain-wise. She wasn't the first woman my grandma had tried to set me up with. Over time, there have been at least a couple of women who showed up pretending to be business partners. I never mentioned them to Destiny because I knew something like this would happen. Ever since we lost our child and she became despondent, Destiny's had this weird way of looking at things. But it used to be worse. Back then, if I even bumped into another woman, she would accuse me of being interested in the woman. I used to have two assistants, Logan, my current secretary, and another Lady. I had to move her to a different department because Destiny thought I was having an affair with her. The lady was married and a mother of three, but I guess that didn't stop Destiny from jumping to conclusions. This felt familiar. I didn't want to go through something like that again. And just when the night was turning out great. It's been almost two months since I could even get this close to having any form of intimacy with her. I knew my grandma wasn't a fan of Destiny, but trying to get me to cheat on her was just low. I'd confronted Lady Grace a bunch of times, but she was too stubborn to budge. She thought Destiny wasn't good enough for our family or me. And even more so after we lost our child. My grandma was manipulative, and I had no clue how to deal with it, but one thing was for sureâI'd never hurt Destiny like that. I would rather die than pick my family over her, that was how much I loved Destiny. But she never saw things the way I did, and it hurt. Despite my optimism that she might eventually return to her old self, I felt the heavy burden of realizing that it might never happen. This made me want to give up many times. I am, after all, human. Hurt and disappointment would weigh me down, but the thought that she was hurting even more made me want to hold on longer. A sigh escaped my lips as I stared up at the dark ceiling. Our marriage was already fragile and sometimes felt like it was coming to an end. Just when good news arrived, another problem emerged. It was like a never-ending rollercoaster. Despite everything, I decided that I would not let anything ruin our marriage again. I was determined to build a joyful life for Destiny and now maybe our unborn child, even if it meant severing ties with my family. The next morning I woke up early and decided to try my luck with Destiny. I needed to go to work, but all my essentials were locked inside the room. Standing in front of the door, I raised my hand to knock but noticed that it was slightly ajar. Surprised, I wondered if she was awake. I quietly entered the dim room and saw Destiny buried under the covers, with just her head peeking out from the comforter. I quietly walked over to check if she was asleep. I took a seat on the bed and just stared at her. I gently brushed her hair away. She must have opened the door sometime last night. Destiny didn't move, so I figured she was out cold and decided to hop in the shower.It was a whole new week when I finally got the test results, and just as the pharmacist said, I was pregnantâfive weeks along, to be exact.Even though I knew this might be the case, I was still surprised. Like how could I have forgotten about my period or missed the soreness of my breasts? Thank God I decided to stop drinking just in time.A mix of emotions hit me. Excitement and joy coursed through my body, but so did worry and fear.The doctor had warned me that my womb wasn't stable and that I could lose the baby if I wasn't careful.This news would freak Walker out. He'd be worried, and that usually led to him stressing out even more. I didn't want to see him back in that state. Not anymore. So I decided not to tell him. In the car, I first sent Walker a picture of the results, feeling a rush of excitement. The message showed that he read it almost right away, but five minutes later, he still hadn't replied. He was probably busy but he shouldn't have read the message if he cou
Walker frowned again. He took the bait, looking confused. "You sent me a text? I didn't get anything," he said, his voice filled with disbelief. I shot him a glareâwas he for real? "What do you mean? You read it! It shows that you read it!" I fired back, my frustration starting to boil over.He grabbed his phone from the table, appearing anxious as he scrolled through our chat. His brow furrowed in concentration. "But our chat is blank," he said, turning his phone toward me as if I could somehow make sense of this.I blinked, surprised by the blank screen. "That's so weird. I sent you a text," I insisted, offering my phone for a better look. He took it, brows drawn together in a mix of curiosity and confusion. Then, suddenly, his eyes went wide, and he stammered, "WaitâD-Destiny, you're pregnant!""Yes. I was just coming from the hospitalâ" I exclaimed, startled as he suddenly lifted me off the chair. I gripped his shoulders in fear of falling.Walker pressed kisses on my lips, then m
WalkerThe sound of voices in the meeting room faded into an indistinct murmur as I fixated on the phone cradled in my hand. My fingers danced anxiously over the screen, tapping and swiping with a growing sense of urgency. Each impatient touch was accompanied by a quiet, frustrated whisper escaping my lips: "Why isn't she responding?" The silence of the screen felt deafening as I anxiously awaited a reply that never seemed to come. I knew she was fine and there was nothing to worry about. After all, I had sent Jenna to keep her company, and they were probably busy gossiping about who knows what. Yet, an uncomfortable tightness settled in my chest. It had been two years since that time, and I thought I had gotten over it. You never really get over some things, I guess. "I know it's nothing, but maybe I should call... just in case." I was about to press the call button when a message popped up: - Okay.I released a breath I hadn't realized I was holding. "...Sir?" I suddenly became a
"Can you explain to me why the Director of Anderson Entertainments is running around with some streetwalker?" Grandma remarked. Blake clenched his jaw and shot back, "She's not a streetwalker. She's a hardworking woman who pulls night shifts at a restaurant."Grandma chuckled, "I don't care about her backstory. I just hope she's a one-time fling. I won't let you make the kind of mistakes your brother did," she said, prompting me to feel defensive. "Mistakes? So what's the right choice then? An airheaded blonde?" I challenged."That so-called airhead will be far more beneficial for our company's growth than the broken woman," she replied.Stay calm. "That woman is my wife. And Destiny isn't broken. Don't ever say that again," I defended. I was doing my best to keep my tone measured since this woman was still my employer and my grandma.Grandmother's smile froze on her face. "Destiny is...well, she's not exactly the kind of woman I had in mind for you, Walker. And now, with a baby on
This chapter contains mature themes. Read at your own risk. Enjoyâ¤ď¸************************************************"I miss you," he said with a serious tone. I looked at him, he wasn't looking at me but playing with the foam in the bathtub. I scoffed and asked, "..Miss? Or Missed?" Walker didn't respond and I didn't want him to. I didn't want to know what he meant. It's just drunken bubbles. I went into the shower cubicle to check if the water was okay. "The water is warm now," I told him. Suddenly there were arms around my waist and a body pressed to mine, "What are you doing?" He didn't respond and only held me closer. I could feel everything against my back and it made my heart mad. What does he think he's doing?!I tried to pry his hands off, "..You're wetting my clothes." Water seeped into my clothes. He leaned close to my ear, "Then take them off. Take a shower with me," he slurred. What the fuck?! I shivered, "I-I've already showered." "Then take another one, you're already
As I pulled out of the parking lot, Jenna shot me a look with a raised eyebrow. "What do you mean you forgot to talk to him?" she asked, her voice cracking with amusement. I drummed my fingers on the steering wheel, feeling a bit defensive. "He came home wasted, and... stuff happened. I forgot," I said, trying to brush it off. Jenna kept her gaze on me, her eyes sparkling with curiosity. "Stuff? What kind of stuff?" she pushed, a smirk on her face. I adjusted my shades, feeling my cheeks heat up as last night's memories came rushing back. Jenna raised an eyebrow, disbelief written all over her face. "You guys slept togetherâ" she started. "âwe didn't! Well, sort of?" I cut in, my voice trailing off as I struggled to explain. Jenna laughed, her amusement ringing through the car. "Why are you acting all shy about this? You two used to hook up all the time. It's not a big deal," she teased, her eyes gleaming. I pursed my lips, a wave of frustration hitting me. "I know, but it feels
The only sounds in the dining room of Anderson's home were the clinking of silverware against the ceramic plates. No one spoke; everyone remained silent. Walker was seething with anger, and the smell of the fish Florentine made it difficult for me to eat. However, I was determined to show the old hag that nothing she did could faze me.Now let's start from earlier this evening, as soon as I walked through the door. My sisters-in-law were all over me, super pumped about my pregnancy. You'd think they were the ones expecting! Even the older in-laws were congratulating us, which surprised me since they'd always treated me like I was the reason for their problems ever since I married Walker. Especially his Aunt Emily, who's the last and only daughter of the chairwoman. My mother-in-law didn't congratulate us. Instead, she stood behind with a strange expression on her face. Adelaine noticed this and asked, "What's wrong Aunt? Aren't you happy? You're finally having another grandchild."El
Walker "Grandma, what was the meaning of that?" I asked as I stormed into her study. My father, uncle, and aunt were seated on the sofa. "Don't speak to your grandmother like that," my father warned, but Grandma raised her hand, stopping him. She had her glasses on and kept going through the document in front of her. "What do you mean?" she pretended not to know. I clenched my fists, "Why do you dislike Destiny so much? What did she ever do to you?" I asked. Grandma rolled her eyes, "I don't dislike herâ" "âYou don't?" I cut in, my patience was running out. "Then why would you say something so hurtful to her?!". Did she think she could get away with this one? I must have been a fool for letting go of her behavior towards Destiny. Grandma closed the document and her gaze became icy, " Are you defending her?" she asked. Her question appalled me, "Who else am I supposed to defend?!" My aunt quickly stood up and placed a hand on my shoulder, "Walker, dear, your grandmother is work
***Two months ago: Before Destinyâs pregnancy***Walker laid her down on the bed after gently cleaning her up, careful not to wake her. Her breathing remained steady, the lines of tension that had gripped her face earlier now softened in sleep. He slipped his dress shirt onto her body, buttoning it up over her curves like it was armorâlike somehow, it could protect her from everything he couldn't.As he tucked the blanket around her, Destiny stirred, her brow twitching faintly."...bastard," she murmured, the word slurred with sleep but still laced with enough venom to cut through the quiet.Walker paused. His hand hovered mid-air over her shoulder before he finished pulling the blanket up. She didn't wake. He didn't respond.Maybe he deserved it. Hell, he probably did.Leaving her in the bed, he walked to the bathroom. The water in the shower was hotâscalding evenâbut it didn't wash away the unease crawling up his spine. When he stepped out and wrapped a towel around his waist, the a
DISCLAIMER: THIS CHAPTER CONTAINS EXPLICIT SEXUAL THEMES. READERS DISCRETION IS ADVISED ************************************************** As soon as the front door clicked shut behind us, Walker grabbed me. There was no warningâjust a blur of movement and a gasp ripped from my throat as he spun me around and pressed me hard against the wall. My back hit the surface with a soft thud. âWalkerââ But I didnât get the chance to say anything else. His mouth crashed onto mine, hot and desperate. It felt like he was trying to consume me, devour me, make me feel everything he couldnât say. This wasnât like the kisses we used to shareâthose had been slow, sometimes hesitant, always sweet. This was wildfire. It tore through me, rough, hungry, like he was trying to make up for lost time⌠or terrified there wouldnât be any more. His lips crushed mine, tongue pushing past, coaxing, claiming. He tasted like frustration and longing and something deeperâsomething I didnât know how to name.
The soft hum of conversation and the clinking of glasses filled the grand dining hall, a golden chandelier casting a warm glow over elegantly dressed guests. I had never felt more out of place in my life. Walker had left my side only moments ago to speak with one of the board members near the fireplace. I stood by the dessert table, absentmindedly nibbling on a slice of lemon cake, the subtle tartness doing little to ease my nerves. Chairman Terrence's birthday party was everything I'd expectedâpolished smiles hiding sharp tongues. I watched a waiter pass by with a tray of champagne and sighed, "I wish I could have a drink." "Still pretending you belong here?" An unfamiliar sneer sliced through the air like a knife. I turned slowly, eyes narrowing as a blonde woman glided toward me, a wine glass poised delicately between her fingers. Her crimson gown clung to every curve like it had been stitched onto her skin. Angela Terrence. But I stayed silent, licking frosting from the tip
Destiny's povLogan parked the car in front of the Grand Hotel. The hotel looked fancy, shining in gold with tall arches and marble columnsâlike a scene from an old movie. But the chaos outside took away from its beauty. Reporters, photographers, and curious onlookers crowded near the entrance, creating a hectic scene.It felt more like an award show than a birthday party for a seventy-five-year-old man.As we sat there, we faced a wall of flashing cameras. Voices shouted questions at anyone who stepped onto the red carpet. The bright lights were blinding, and the energy was intenseâlike being in a storm of glitter and noise. I leaned back in my seat, feeling anxious."I'm rethinking this," I said mostly to myself. This scene reminded me of why I used to say no when Walker invited us to these events.Walker, calm and collected, crouched beside me and carefully adjusted my stiletto strap. He took his time, not rushing, as if his calm could balance out the chaos outside. When he finishe
**Sexual Content Below. Readers under 18 ARE are not allowed to read this.***********************************************The next evening arrived quicklyâit was the night of the dinner party. I managed to pull myself off the couch and began getting ready. Just as I was leaving the bathroom after my shower, Walker walked in, a warm smile on his face. "You smell amazing," he said, wrapping an arm around my waist from behind. His nose nuzzled the crook of my neck, sending a shiver down my spine."I tried a new body wash," I replied, switching on the blow dryer as I stood in front of my vanity table. His lips brushed against my neck. "I like it. You smell amazing." His compliment and gentle kiss made my heart flutter. I blushed, âThanks.â Walkerâs gaze met mine in the mirror as he slid a sleek jewelry box across the vanity table, â I saw this in a magazine and thought of you,â he said. I looked down at the box and picked it up. I opened it carefully and gasped in awe at the simple yet
I stood by the counter in the grocery store, as the cashier packed my stuff. My mind wandered, âWas I too unreasonable cutting the call?â I thought. âNah,â I answered my thoughts. I knew that Walker would never cheat on me, but how could he be at the office by this time of the night with the same woman his grandma was trying to force between us?Honestly, that girl wasn't even worth any misunderstanding. I barely even remember her except the times when Walker says he's having a meeting with her, which was rare. With a deep sigh, I carried the two big bags and left the store. The cold evening air blew against my cheek, as soon as I stepped outside. I quickly pulled my hood over my head to keep my head warm. âWhy is it so cold?â I complained as I walked across the parking lot. My mind wandered to the grocery list I had left at home and I tried to recall some of the items I had forgotten to buy.Suddenly there was a loud screeching sound from my left. I turned to see a car speeding tow
My heels clicked on the polished floors as I walked into the familiar building of my family's company. Moore's Co. was a source of pride for my parents when they were alive. It was a shame they died so early. I headed to the elevator, the low buzz of activity and quiet conversations surrounded me, creating a comforting vibe that felt like, "Welcome home." The elevator opened on the top floor of the building, and I stepped out. My brother's secretary, Sophie, greeted me with a huge grin. "Destiny! It's been ages!" she exclaimed, pulling me into a hug. Sophie and I grew up in the same neighborhood, and you could say she was my childhood friend. I laughed, "You're looking good, Sophie," I complimented and she did a little spin, "Your brother gives great bonuses," she responded. After a little chat, I asked, "Is he in?" "Oh yes. Just go in, he's probably taking a nap on the couch," she said with an eye roll. I chuckled and went into his office. As soon as I stepped in, I felt nostalgi
WALKERI was jolted awake by Destiny's sudden rush to the bathroom, the third time that morning. The clock read 6:30am. I quickly got out of bed and followed her, concern etched on my face. Destiny was hunched over the toilet, her body wracked with heaves and coughs. I knelt beside her, gently rubbing her back in soothing circles. A week of this had taken its toll on her, and I couldn't help but feel sympathy. When the wave of nausea passed, I helped her to the sink, and then guided her back to our bedroom. Destiny collapsed against the headboard, her eyes sunken with exhaustion.I poured her a glass of water, "Here." She drank a little and sighed, "Sorry for keeping you up," she apologized. I sat beside her and patted her head gently, "Why are you apologizing? I put the baby inside you, so there's no need for all that," I told her and caressed her face. Destiny leaned into my touch and my heart swooned. Ever since that family dinner, I've noticed that Destiny has become less awkwa
Walker "Grandma, what was the meaning of that?" I asked as I stormed into her study. My father, uncle, and aunt were seated on the sofa. "Don't speak to your grandmother like that," my father warned, but Grandma raised her hand, stopping him. She had her glasses on and kept going through the document in front of her. "What do you mean?" she pretended not to know. I clenched my fists, "Why do you dislike Destiny so much? What did she ever do to you?" I asked. Grandma rolled her eyes, "I don't dislike herâ" "âYou don't?" I cut in, my patience was running out. "Then why would you say something so hurtful to her?!". Did she think she could get away with this one? I must have been a fool for letting go of her behavior towards Destiny. Grandma closed the document and her gaze became icy, " Are you defending her?" she asked. Her question appalled me, "Who else am I supposed to defend?!" My aunt quickly stood up and placed a hand on my shoulder, "Walker, dear, your grandmother is work