Kaelon
The moment her lips crashed into mine, I was stunned. I hadn’t seen it coming, not from her—the woman I had just found up on the rooftop, screaming her lungs out like her world had come crashing down. I stood there, frozen for a beat, feeling her hands grip my collar, pulling me closer. I could taste the alcohol on her lips, bitter and sharp, but beneath it... there was something else. I pulled away. “Whatever caused you to be like this is not worth it. After tonight, trust me you'll feel better." I wasn't going to have someone kill herself at my hotel and worse on my son's wedding day. She smiled, said nothing but leaned in again and continued assaulting my lips with the most stimulating kiss I have had in a long time. I knew I should push her away. Hell, I wanted to push her away, but something about the way she kissed me—the desperation, the raw emotion—tugged at something deep inside me. I hadn’t kissed anyone like this in years. Decades, even. It wasn’t just about lust; it was something else, something I couldn’t quite put my finger on. I was supposed to be at my son’s wedding, not getting caught up in some rooftop insanity with a random woman. The party was downstairs, and I had barely just arrived after a long, exhausting business trip. My assistant had handled most of the wedding preparations while I was away. I’d sent a few messages back and forth with Aaron, but things had been hectic, and I hadn’t even met the bride yet. Well, at least not in person. I trusted Aaron—he was smart, responsible, and independent—but still, a part of me felt guilty for not being more present. “Just show up for the wedding. You don't have to attend the party." He had said earlier this morning. I had to come right away. My mind was a bit foggy from the few shots of drink I had in my suite, before I got distracted by the yelling coming from the rooftop. And now, here I was, pulled into something I couldn’t quite explain. Her lips were moving against mine, hungry, desperate, and God help me, I didn’t pull away. Instead, I kissed her back. For reasons I couldn’t understand, I found the taste of her too damn pleasurable to resist. Her body pressed against mine, soft and warm, and for a split second, I let myself get lost in it. My mind went blank, the noise of the world below fading into nothing but the sound of our ragged breaths, the sensation of her lips on mine. But then reality slammed back into me. What the hell are you doing, Kaelon? I broke the kiss, pulling back sharply. “Wait... What are you doing?” My voice was hoarse, rough from the sudden surge of emotions. She blinked at me, her eyes glassy, pupils dilated from the alcohol and tears. Her lips were slightly parted, still swollen from the kiss, and for a moment, I could see the pain behind her wild expression. She was hurting. Badly. “Please,” she whispered, her voice trembling. “Just... just let me feel you. I need to forget, even if it’s just for a moment.” Her words cut through me like a knife. I should’ve walked away. I should’ve told her this wasn’t right, that she didn’t need this—that I wasn’t the person she needed. But the way she looked at me, pleading, vulnerable—it did something to me. Something I hadn’t felt in a long time. She wasn’t just looking for a physical escape; she was trying to drown her pain in something, in someone. “Who... who are you?” I asked, my voice barely a whisper. The question lingered between us, heavy, as I stared down at her. She let out a soft laugh, though there was no humor in it. “Does it matter?” she muttered. “I’m just a nobody. Just... another girl trying to forget.” The ache in her voice hit me in the chest. She was lost, broken, and while I didn’t know her story, I could tell she was at the edge of something dark. My instinct was to walk away, to tell her she needed to go back inside and sober up, but when she looked up at me with those tear-filled eyes, something inside me snapped. Against my better judgment, I leaned in, cupping her face gently with one hand. “This isn’t going to fix anything,” I murmured, but even as I said it, I felt my resolve slipping. “I know,” she breathed, her voice barely audible. “But right now... I don’t care.” Before I could stop her, she kissed me again, this time more forcefully, her hands tangling in my shirt. And damn it, I kissed her back. I kissed her like I hadn’t kissed anyone in years. Like she was the only thing that mattered in the world. I should’ve pushed her away. I knew that. I wasn’t some reckless kid who acted on impulse. But for some reason, with this woman I felt like I was losing every ounce of that control. I knew I should’ve stopped before things got out of hand. But I didn’t. And when she whispered, “Please... I need this,” something in me snapped completely. I pulled her closer, my hands finding her waist, the curve of her hips, the warmth of her body pressed against mine. Her breath hitched as I deepened the kiss, my fingers threading through her hair. She melted against me, her body pliant, her lips hungry, as if she were starving for something she couldn’t name. I didn’t even realize we had moved until my back hit the door to the rooftop suite. Her hands fumbled for the handle, and before I knew it, we were inside, the door slamming shut behind us. I broke the kiss for a second, panting heavily as I stared down at her. Her face was flushed, her eyes bright with something wild, something dangerous. “Are you sure?” I asked, my voice low and rough. “Because once we do this, there’s no going back.” She nodded, biting her lip, and that was all the answer I needed. I pushed her up against the wall, my mouth finding hers again, my hands roaming her body, exploring every curve, every inch of skin I could reach. Her fingers tugged at my shirt, pulling it free from my pants, and within seconds, it was on the floor and forgotten. She grabbed my hard throbbing dick with her hands and began stroking them in soft but hurried motions. I could barely hold my self in as I hurriedly undid her dress. A bit too much for a wedding guest. My lips landed on her already hardened nipples and she moaned. I jerked her from the ground, causing her to wrap her long beautiful legs around my torso. Perfect height. Her wetness settled just stop my throbbing dick. I continued to kiss her, but she was desperate and began to plaster her juices over my erection. At that moment, I didn’t care that I didn’t know her name or couldn't make out her face properly to know who she was. All I knew was that I wanted her—needed her—as much as she needed me. I laid her and on the bed and gently slid into her already dripping wet core. “Yes please. I NEED you to make me scream your name,” She pleaded with her eyes closed and her lips locked into her teeth. I smiled knowing that I would clearly do just that. The rest of the night left us drowning in sweat and ecstasy.LivFuck me!I would love to live in my dreams and never wake up. But that was not going to be possible in any way. I had the most amazing sex of my life in my dreams. The man did look older, almost a bit familiar, but I could not exactly place where I had met him before.But I do wish I could find him again.My thoughts were disturbed by the light that streamed through the curtains, burning through my eyelids and dragging me back to reality. My head pounded like someone had taken a hammer to it. But that did not bother me as much as what I was about to do today.As I blinked my eyes open, the first thing I noticed was the unfamiliar sheets, the coolness of the fabric beneath my skin. Panic surged through me.I sat up, my heart racing as memories from last night began to flood my mind. The rooftop. The kiss. Him.It was not a fucking dream!“Oh, God...” I muttered, my voice thick with the remnants of sleep and regret. How did I end up here?I scrambled out of bed, the world spinning s
LivI slammed the trunk of my car shut, my hands trembling as the weight of my decision settled in. The sun had barely begun to rise, casting long shadows across the hotel parking lot. I stood there for a moment, staring at the car Aaron had given me for my birthday last year. One of the things he loved to do was shower me with expensive gifts. I hated them all, but loved the red ferrari portofino he got me last year. Now I bet I love this car thrice as much as I hate his cheating ass!I pulled my phone from my pocket, the screen lighting up with another call from my mother. Not again. I sighed and answered, knowing exactly what was coming.“Liv! What the hell do you think you're doing?!” she barked, her voice already frantic. “Do you have any idea what you’ve done? Everyone’s talking about it! The embarrassment—God, the embarrassment you’ve caused me, your father, everyone!”“My father has nothing to do with this!” I replied coldly as I placed my little travel box into the car trun
Liv's POV Hell seemed to have caught me on its damned radar for the weekend!Aaron’s house stood like a jewel at the heart of Dreamville Town, an architectural masterpiece that always felt foreign to me every time.Yes. Even after my fucking engagement to him.He isn't the owner of this beautiful estate, he is but only a son to Kaelon Blackwood, the richest man in all of Dreamville and beyond. I paused for a moment on the steps, clutching my keys tightly. The house had never felt like home, more like a stage where Aaron played the role of a loving fiancé, and I pretended to be a part of his elite world. But today, everything was different. I wasn’t here to play a part or indulge his whims. He has done enough harm. All I wanted now, more than ever, was to pack up my life and leave all this behind. I rolled my eyes over the white room I found myself in. The foyer was as grand as ever, with its marble floors gleaming under the light of a crystal chandelier. But something felt…
Liv’s POVI took hurried steps down the hallway, my footsteps muffled by the plush carpet beneath me. My mind was a storm of confusion and disbelief, replaying the chaos that had erupted downstairs. What the hell just happened?How could Aaron’s father be the man I slept with last night? Kaelon Blackwood. The name alone sent a shiver down my spine. His presence was enough to set my body on fire and make everything stand still. He held that kind of power. He was magnetic, overwhelming, and utterly infuriating. And last night, I had been so swept up in the moment, so blinded by the haze of alcohol and my shattered heart, that I hadn’t even recognized him. How had I not realized it was him? His face, his voice, it all felt so obvious now. And yet, I had been too caught up in the moment, in the heat of his touch, to notice. But what about him? Had he recognized me? Did he know I was his son’s fiancée when he kissed me, touched me, took me apart piece by piece? The thought mad
Liv's POVThe silence that followed Kaelon’s departure was oppressive. I had barely made out the sound of the door clicking shut.My heart still hammered in my chest, and I was still very acutely aware of every sensation in my body. The warmth of his presence still lingered in the air, his cologne clinging to my senses, and worst of all was the undeniable pool of heat that had formed between my thighs. I closed my eyes tightly and let out a frustrated groan. “What the hell is wrong with me?” This was Aaron’s father. He had just accused me of throwing myself at him. That should have spiked up my nerves, made me angry and talk back.I sighed, slumping my slender shoulders. I really am the joker here.All I could think about was the way he had looked at me, the heat in his voice, and the barely controlled power in his touch. The hell I was supposed to be angry at him. “How could this even happen?” I muttered, pacing the room as I tried to make sense of it all. Why hadn’t I rec
Liv's POV I prayed not to meet either of them, but I was answered with the worst of them.“Thanks,” I managed to say, my voice barely above a whisper. He didn’t respond, his expression unreadable as he carried the suitcase down the stairs. I followed behind him, my eyes drawn to the way he moved with such ease, like the weight of the world or my baggage didn’t even faze him. When we reached the bottom of the staircase, he set the suitcase down gently and brought out the handle to roll the box. His eyes briefly met mine. His gaze was piercing, and for a moment, I thought he was going to say something, but he remained silent. “Why are you helping me?” I blurted out before I could stop myself. Kaelon’s lips twitched into something that was almost a smirk, though it didn’t quite reach his eyes. “Let’s just say I prefer not to watch someone struggle unnecessarily.” I frowned, unsure whether to take his words as an insult or a compliment. “I could have managed on my own.” “Of
Liv's POVThe driver’s voice cut through my swirling thoughts, dragging me back to reality. “Ma’am, where am I dropping you off?” “Oh.” I blinked, realizing I’d been staring blankly out the window. “19 Clover street please. The first house to your right.” Rose’s place was the closest to the Blackwood estate. Lara's place would have been more discreet, but I couldn't bear to sit in this car any longer.It reminded me of him.The driver nodded, adjusting the rearview mirror to glance at me. I turned my head to the side, trying to shake off the sensation that still lingered from Kaelon’s presence. How was it that a man could get under my skin like that? Just his nearness sent tiny electric currents racing down my spine, and I hated that I had no control over it. The ride to Rose’s house was relatively quick, the city lights giving way to quieter streets lined with neatly trimmed hedges and cozy homes. Rose’s place came into view, a charming two-story cottage with a sprawling law
Liv's POVI knew they wouldn’t let me dodge their questions much longer, and when Lara leaned forward, her sharp brown eyes boring into mine, I sighed. “Alright,” I said, my voice shaky but steady enough. “You want to know what happened? Fine.” “Where do I even start?” I muttered, running a hand through my hair. “The beginning is usually a good place,” Lara said dryly. I rolled my eyes but began recounting everything. Rose and Vio exchanged concerned glances, while Lara settled deeper into her chair, her expression expectant. I took a deep breath and began. “I walked in on them, Vivienne and Aaron. In our hotel room. Having sex.” The silence that followed was deafening. “They couldn’t even wait,” I continued, bitterness thick in my voice. “Not for the wedding to happen, not for the party to end. No, they just went ahead and had the time of their lives, as if the entire evening wasn’t supposed to be about us.” I pushed on, my words tumbling out now. “And while that wa
Liv’s POVI had sex a couple of times with Kaelon, but tonight, he seemed to have been prepared to make me addicted to him.He lifted me from the windowsill and took me out to the pool. He laid down on one if the beds and smiled at me.I was captivated by the way his hard cock bounced up, as it broke free from his hands. The shaft was hard as steel, with thick throbbing veins running down the entire length and the big pink head was oozing drops of precum, making it nice and slippery. Underneath this were his big round balls, pulled up tightly against his body, filled with cum and all set to quench the raging fire inside me.Before I could do anything his voice came out low and seductive. “Don't worry Kitten, I’m all yours.” I smiled as I sat down on Kaelon's thighs and held his cock. I closed my mouth over his cap and sucked him like my life depended on how far his cock could go into my throat.Getting up again, I firmly grasped his cock and held it against my pussy. The tip easily
Kaelon's POV As we walked towards the room, I could not help but notice how flushed she looked.I don't know how we managed to keep our hands off each other for this long, but I wasn't going to deny myself and her the pleasure of being together this weekend.I wasn't going to think of Aaron or work.I want her to feel how much I care about her.“Are you okay?” I asked, my voice breaking the silence.She glanced at me, her gaze lingering for a moment before she answered with a simple, “Yeah. I’m good.”But I knew she wasn’t. It was in the way her eyes shifted slightly away from mine, how she avoided meeting my gaze. She was holding back something. I was starting to realize that Liv had layers, things she wasn’t ready to share with me yet. But I couldn’t rush her, I knew that. Whatever we were building between us, it had to come in its own time.I reached over, brushing my hand against hers. “The spa should help you relax. It’s what you need. Just take the night slow, Liv.”She met m
Kaelon’s POV I stood in my office, looking out the floor-to-ceiling windows, my thoughts racing. The day had been a blur, and despite the usual rush of business and meetings, my mind kept returning to the one thing that had been occupying my thoughts: Liv.The moment I heard her agree to the weekend getaway, something inside me loosened, as if a weight I didn’t realize I was carrying had been lifted. She hadn’t turned me down. She hadn’t pushed me away. I pulled my phone from my pocket and dialed Evelyn’s number, needing confirmation that everything for the weekend was set.“Evelyn,” I said as soon as she picked up, “I need everything in place for the weekend getaway. I want to make sure the spa is ready and the accommodations are all set.”“Everything is set, Mr. Blackwood,” she responded without missing a beat. “I’ve arranged for the best spa in the city, and the vacation home is ready. The staff is prepped and waiting for your arrival. Is there anything else you need?”I rel
Liv’s POVIt was the last day of the week. I could feel the excitement bubbling inside me as I walked into the office, my mind buzzing with the knowledge that today would mark the culmination of everything I’d been working for. The designs were done. The presentation was ready. And this was my moment.The elevator ride to the top floor felt unusually long, every floor taking me closer to the decision that could change everything. I clutched my portfolio tightly, my fingers gripping the leather edges like a lifeline. As the elevator dinged and the doors slid open, I took a deep breath and stepped out, smoothing down my blouse with one hand while the other held the heavy weight of my work.The boardroom was where it all was to happen. A few people from the team already sat at the table, their faces a mix of curiosity and anticipation. I could see Kaelon sitting at the head of the table, his intense gaze already fixed on me. His presence seemed to dominate the room, but today I had my
Liv’s POVI stepped inside the apartment, the sound of the door closing behind me making me flinch slightly, like I was sneaking in after curfew. But it was just me and my late return. I didn’t need to feel guilty. I didn’t have a reason to, but the truth was, I couldn’t shake off the weird, tingling sensation that had been following me all evening. I had spent the ride home replaying every second of that strange exchange with Kaelon, wondering if I had imagined the tension or if I was simply overthinking things—something I did a lot.As I stepped further into the apartment, I heard voices from the living room, and I caught the sound of laughter. Lara, Rose, and Vio. Figures. I wasn’t sure what they were doing here at this hour, but I knew one thing for sure. They hadn’t been quiet about it.I walked into the living room, and all three of them paused to give me a look. They had been looking out the window, peering through the blinds like they were waiting for something—or someone.
Kaelon’s POVI watched her walk away. She stepped out of the car like she was made of something far stronger than the heat that hovered in the air between us.My fingers still tingled from the brief touch we shared, the slight but undeniable spark that flickered when she pulled away. But I didn’t stop her. I didn’t want to seem desperate. But damn, I wanted to stop her.I wanted to keep her with me. I wanted to hold her—just for a second longer. But I didn’t. Instead, I watched her retreat, the sound of her heels clicking on the sidewalk the only reminder of her presence.As soon as I heard the door open and close, I blinked, snapping back to reality. “Let’s take you home,” I muttered, looking at the slight bulge on my pants. The drive was quick and I arrived at my mansion, just well above midnight.I stepped out of the car, the cool night air hitting my face. It felt good, but it didn’t ease the tension in my chest. Not at all.Inside, the house was silent, as it always was when
Liv’s POVThe drive back to Rose's place felt like it took forever. The low hum of the engine and the quiet between us was oddly comfortable. I kept my hands folded in my lap, watching the city lights flicker past. The adrenaline from the night was slowly wearing off, and with it, my focus. My thoughts drifted to everything—my work, Kaelon, Rose, the past few days—until we finally arrived in front of the apartment building. The car slowed to a stop, and for the first time since the awkward drive began, I exhaled deeply.Kaelon put the car in park, his eyes glancing over at me. “We’re here,” he said, his voice softer now, almost gentle.I glanced at him, then back at the building. “Thanks for bringing me home. I really appreciate it.”He didn’t say anything for a moment, just stared straight ahead. I wasn’t sure if he was trying to figure something out or if the silence was just his way of processing. After a few beats, he spoke again, his tone casual but firm.“And thanks for lett
Kaelon’s POVThe office was dead silent, save for the soft hum of my computer and the occasional click of keys from Evelyn, my ever-efficient personal assistant. I’d been here for hours—too many hours—but that was nothing new. In the business world, time didn’t care about boundaries, and neither did I. It was all about getting the job done, and right now, there were a lot of things that demanded my attention.“I’m heading out now Sir,” Evelyn called, her voice cutting through the quiet. She always had that energetic, upbeat tone, even at this late hour.I glanced at the clock on my desk and it was already forty-five minutes past nine PM. It was late enough that I figured I could give her a pass for leaving. Most people would have gone home an hour ago, but I wasn’t most people. Evelyn knew that.“Alright, go ahead. I’ll be here for a bit longer.” I didn’t even look up from my work. I could feel her eyes on me, though. She always had that way about her, like she was weighing whether
Aaron’s POVI had been waiting close to an hour in the garage, hoping to catch Liv on her way back and trail to see where she lives.Suddenly my phone pinged. I glanced at the screen and it was a message from Chris.Hey man,I got an address to the Rose's place. Apparently, she's on a parliament that publishes the address of their correspondence…..I skipped to where the address was written.You should find Liv there. Goodluck man.Chris.“Good thing you keep proving yourself as useful." I chuckled and made my way out of the parking lot.In no time I pulled up in front of Rose’s place, and immediately, I felt a sense of unease settle in my chest. What if she wasn't here? What if she'd throw me out without casting me a single glance?I sighed. “There's only one way to find out." True to Chris's words, her flowers littered everywhere.There were blooms I didn’t recognize, colors I couldn’t name, and the whole place felt almost... alien to me. My fingers tightened on the steering wheel