He kissed me all over, and I melted into him, gasping for air. Every touch from him sent waves of pleasure through my body, leaving me breathless. I didn't think anyone could make me feel this way.
"You taste so good, Myla.” Jaxon whispered, his lips against mine, his voice filled with pleasure. “I can't stop it anymore.”
As he deepened the kiss, a soft moan escaped my lips. His fingers teased the sensitive skin between my thighs, igniting a fire I couldn't control. His breath, warm and steady against my neck, sent shivers running down my spine. At that moment, I didn't want him to stop. I loved what he was doing to me.
The kisses weren’t enough; I wanted more. The need to feel him inside of me completely consumed me, an irresistible desire burned within me. Slowly, I bit his lip before letting it go. A smirk played on my lips as I caught the hungry look in his eyes. Jaxon was ready to devour me.
He smiled, the kind of smile that made my knees weak. His thumb gently rolled over the tip of my right nipple. “Ugh,” I moaned, his touch driving insane.
He did the same to my left, and I could feel the sensation spreading through my body like fire.
Suddenly, I felt this warmth washed over me as his lips wrapped around my breast, sucking gently. “ Damn… you.” I muttered, my voice trembling. “Damn you for making me feel this way.”
He chuckled softly, his deep voice warm against my skin. He kissed my body, his hot breath against my stomach. When he reached my belly button, he paused, looking up at me as he gently loosened the lace of my underwear. I felt a tingling sensation spread through me.
His eyes still on mine, he kissed my thighs, moving inwards towards my groin.
“You smell so damn good,” he murmured in a deep, sexy tone. This shit literally turned me on even more. Gosh! I felt my breath hitched the moment his lips found the most sensitive part of me.
"Jaxonnn..." I moaned, my hands gripping the sheets as his tongue explored me. I felt like I was falling apart, every part of my body coming to life under his touch.
"Jaxon… please..." I begged, my voice shaky.
He pulled away just enough to look at me, his eyes filled with mischief. "Not yet." he whispered. "I'm not done with you.”
He kissed again as he slid a finger inside of me, I flinched at the sudden intrusion."Shit… Fuck." I moaned, the sensation completely new to me, yet it felt so good. Our tongues clashed like swords in battle, and he kissed me as if it were his last.
He slid in another finger, it kinda hurt, but "Ugghhhh" it felt so right. "You like that, huh?" Jaxon whispered, his eyes never leaving mine.
"Jaxonnnnn…" I gasped as his lips grazed my clit. Slowly, he slid his tongue inside me.
''Jaxon, fuck me already, please..." I begged, unable to stop myself. I kind of pushed him gently, it was ticklish, but it felt so good. I was enjoying every bit of it.
But he kept on licking, inside and out, his movements slow and tender, sucking all the juices. He kissed his way up to my lips again, whispering, “I'm going in… I promise I'll…"
I gently placed my index finger on his lips, silencing him. "Please... Now... I need to feel you inside of me."
“I'll be gentle, Myla." Jaxon mumbled, kissing me as he entered.
“shiiit…” I gasped. It hurts. I felt something tear, like paper.
“FUCK!!!” I cried out, scratching him to release the pain, it was intense.
Tears were coming out from the corner of my eyes, and he kissed them all away, brushing the hair from my face. “ I'm sorry…”
“ I'm so sorry, Myla," he panicked.
“Shhh," I whispered, touching his cheek. “I'll be alright…”I said, then kissed his lips.
He started moving slowly, caressing my chest. I could still feel the pain but it was fading. He continued, moving in and out until I reached the peak. He wrapped his arms around me until we both fell asleep.
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The next morning, as dawn’s first light swept through the curtains, I knew it was time to leave and never return. Not after everything that had happened. Slowly, I slipped out of bed, careful not to wake Jaxon. His body lay next to mine, so peaceful. But that wasn’t my reality anymore.
I stood there for a moment, just watching Jaxon breathe slowly, and something deep inside me broke. A single tear fell down my cheek, and I didn’t even know why. Was it because I’d already begun to miss him, or was it because I was so angry, so betrayed by everything that had happened to me?
Deep down, I wanted to stay, to let him hold me again, but I knew it was impossible. I had to leave before he woke up and made me question everything.
I pushed the thoughts swirling in my head aside and forced myself to take a deep breath. My hands trembled as I reached for the clothes on the tray. I needed to leave. I couldn’t be here anymore.
I wrapped a towel around me and walked back into the bathroom. I took a quick shower to wash away the remnants of last night. I threw on the clothes, the fabric sticking to my skin but my thoughts were torn between what I wanted and what I knew I had to do.
Stepping out of the bathroom, Jaxon hadn’t moved. His arm was wrapped over the spot where I had been, and guilt pricked me. He deserved an explanation, but I couldn’t give it to him. Not now.
I took a deep, shaky breath and reached for the doorknob. My mind racing with everything I was leaving behind. But just as I was about to step out. I heard Jaxon's voice.
"Myla? Where are you going?"
I froze, my hand gripping the doorknob tightly. I could swear I heard Jaxon call my name. My heart raced as I turned slowly, bracing myself for the worst. But when I looked back, he was still sleeping peacefully, his chest rising and falling in a calm rhythm. “Am I losing my mind now?” I whispered to myself, shaking my head. Maybe the guilt and fear were finally taking their toll on me. I walked back to the nightstand and picked up a small notepad and pen. For a moment, I just stared at the blank page, unsure what to say. Then, with trembling hands, I began to write: Jaxon, I don’t know what this night meant to you, but for me, it was a reminder that I deserve to feel alive, even if it just for a moment. Thank you for being my escape, and my comfort. I’m sorry for dragging you into my mess. This will be the last time you hear from me. Be happy, Jaxon. You deserve it. —Myla I placed the note beside him, my heart aching with every step I took toward the door. The morning air outsi
Father reached out to touch my arm, his eyes filled with regret, as if realizing he had gone too far with his words. But I didn't care. The damage was done already.“Myla,” he called softly, his voice trembling. It was the same voice that once soothed me as a child, but now, it only intensified the hatred I felt for him.“I… fucking… hate… you, not just you, but every single one of you sitting in this room,” I snapped. Without waiting for their reaction, I turned and walked up the stairs.When I reached my room, I slammed the door shut and fell onto the bed. My sobs sank into the pillows, while my father’s harsh words replayed in my mind. He has hurt me more than I could bear, breaking me in ways I never imagined.“I've had enough.” I hissed through gritted teeth, wiping my tears away with shaky hands. “Enough of Vanessa and her mind games. Father has no idea the fire he's playing with.”I stood up, ran my fingers through my hair, and grabbed my suitcase. I packed furiously, tossing
“For how long were you planning to hide from me, Myla?” Jaxon asked, his voice laced with pain.I froze, my heart racing as I clutched the door, unable to look away. My pulse quickened, and my eyes darted toward Jaxon, who was standing in the doorway.He looked furious, yet heartbreakingly vulnerable. His dark eyes pierced into mine, the weight of his emotions hitting me hard.“Jaxon ...” I called, my voice was barely a whisper and my throat dry.“You left without a word, Myla," his voice cracked, shattering the calm posture he was trying to maintain. “ You didn’t care about how I’d feel, about what you left behind. Do you even know what that night did to me? After that night, Myla... after you and I…” He stopped himself, running a hand through his hair. “You’ve been in my thoughts every second since then. I can’t focus, I can’t sleep, I can’t breathe without thinking about you.”His words crushed me hard. I stepped back instinctively, but he followed, closing the distance.“Please
Cynthia's crazy idea had my head spinning. Strip Jaxon? Change identities? Fake passports? It all sounded like something out of a bad movie. But here we are, caught, with no room for mistakes.The air was tense, heavy with the weight of what we were about to do. My heart pounded so hard I thought it would shatter my ribs. Cynthia stood before me, her usual calm smirk plastered on her face like this was just another one of her wild, adventurous games. But this wasn’t a game. This was real, and the stakes were life or death.“Cindy, please, listen to yourself! Why would I strip Jaxon naked? Do you know how insane that sounds?” I said, trying to keep my voice down. My heart was pounding, and my palms were sweaty.She didn’t flinch, didn’t blink. She just tilted her head like I was the one losing my mind."Myla, calm down. Do you think I'm asking you to do this for fun? I know it sounds crazy, but if Jaxon wakes up and meets you, then you can kiss your escape goodbye. You know Jaxon won't
The airport was crowded, with people talking and moving in different direction. The noise of announcements, conversations, and footsteps filled the air, creating a lively and hectic atmosphere.But all I could focus on were the cops. They were everywhere. Standing by the entrances, pacing through security, glancing at the faces of every single traveler. My face. My picture was on every wall, every counter. The pressure was overwhelming, as if their eyes were constantly on me, watching my every move, even when I knew they weren’t really looking.I tried to breathe calmly, but my heart was racing. I couldn’t stop blaming Jaxon for it.It’s all his fault. If he hadn’t gone to the cops, begged them to search for me, or worse, offered that ridiculous six-million-dollar reward for anyone who found me, we wouldn’t be in this mess. Now, half the country thought I was some kind of criminal, while the other half was eager to turn me in for a fat payday.“This way,” Cynthia whispered, her voice
Eugene’s voice cut through the air like a blade. “Hey! You there! Hold on a second!”I froze mid-step, my heart leaping to my throat. Every muscle in my body tensed as Cynthia’s nails dug into my arm.“Don’t turn around,” she hissed, her voice sharp but barely audible. “Don’t you dare look back, Myla. Just keep walking.”But it was too late. I could feel his presence, his eyes boring into me like a predator eyeing his prey.Eugene’s piercing gaze locked onto mine, a cunning smile spreading across his lips. He moved with such confidence that it irritated my very being. The crowd around me blurred as my focus narrowed to the man who could destroy everything we've worked so hard for.“Ladies,” Eugene’s smooth, mocking voice cut through the tension like a knife. “Why the rush? Got somewhere important to be?”Cynthia spun around slowly, her grip on me firm, she wore a fake smile that would’ve fooled anyone—except Eugene. “Do I know you?” she asked, her tone light and casual, as though we w
She stumbled but didn’t fall. Instead, she turned to face Eugene, her eyes blazing with anger. “Let me go!” she snapped, her voice sharp and fearless.Eugene’s lips curled into a menacing grin. “Not a chance,” he growled, his voice dripping with venom. “You think you can just walk out of here? Think again.”I froze, my heart pounding wildly as I watched the scene unfold, unable to move. Cynthia, however, wasn’t the one to back down easily. Her free hand darted toward her small metallic clutch bag—the same bag I had seen her gripping tightly since we arrived at the airport. With a swift motion, she swung it upward, smashing it in Eugene's face.He stumbled back, clutching his nose as fresh blood dripped down his face. His grip on Cynthia’s arm loosened for just a moment, and she used the opportunity to wrench herself free.“Go, Myla!” Cynthia shouted, her voice filled with urgency.“I’m not leaving you!” I yelled back, my feet rooted to the spot despite every instinct screaming at me t
After nine long hours in the air, the plane finally touched down in Switzerland. As the wheels hit the tarmac, a jolt of excitement ran through me. Switzerland had always been a dream, my distant escape.The airport was alive with a mix of languages and sounds I didn’t recognize. Announcements echoed over the speakers, and I struggled to keep up with Cynthia, who navigated the crowds with ease. I glanced around, taking in the beautiful architecture and the lively atmosphere. Everything was so vibrant, so alive. Cynthia glanced over her shoulder at me. "You good?" she asked, her tone sharp.I nodded quickly. "Yeah. Just... taking it all in."We moved through customs, collected our luggage, and finally stepped out into the cool, fresh air. I took a deep breath, letting the cool breeze fill my lungs. For a moment, it felt like peace—like I could leave everything behind. But the moment didn’t last.Jaxon.His name hit me like a wave, drowning out everything else. My heart ached at the th
I clutched Liam’s fragile body against my chest, my whole world crumbling in my arms. His skin was so pale, too pale. Also, his lips were turning a shade of blue that sent ice straight into my veins.“No, no, no,” I sobbed, rocking him gently. “Liam, baby, breathe. Please, just breathe.” “Don’t do this to me. Don’t leave me. I… I… can’t… I can’t survive without you.”I pressed my forehead against his, my tears dripping onto his skin. The sound of my heartbeat pounded in my ears, drowning out everything else.Cynthia’s footsteps echoed as she jumped down forcefully from the pallet, but I couldn’t look her way. At that moment, all I could see was Liam. Nothing else mattered. “Myla, We have to move. Now.”I barely heard her. “He’s not breathing,” I whispered, my hands shaking as I cradled his face. “Cynthia, he’s not…”“I know,” she cut in, her voice low but sharp. “But if we don’t act fast, neither of us is getting out of here.”She wasn’t wrong. I could hear sirens in the distance,
Different screams tore through the air. The sharp scent of gunpowder burned my nose, mixing with the smell of blood. My ears rang as the deafening blasts of gunfire echoed around me.I gasped, my breath coming in ragged gasps. My fingers numb as the gun slipped from my grip and clattered to the ground.No. No, no, no.My body refused to listen. My legs wobbled, barely able to hold me up. My heart pounded so hard it felt like it would break through my ribs.Boom! Another shot fired.I flinched, instinctively covering my ears, but it didn’t stop the noise. It didn’t stop the fear. It didn’t stop the sheer terror clawing at my throat.I needed to move, to get my child. But I couldn’t as my muscles were frozen.Then I heard Cynthia’s scream. A sound so raw, so filled with pain, that it sent shivers through my veins.“This was never meant to happen! You all will pay!” she shrieked, her voice cracking with anger and pain.My legs gave out beneath me, and I crashed to the ground, helpless. M
Liam sobbed uncontrollably, his body trembling violently. His breath came in ragged gasps as he struggled in vain against the chair he was tied to, desperate to break free. His flushed face turned red from all the screaming, and his tiny hands twisted against the ropes, begging to be free.My chest tightened, and before I knew it, tears blurred my vision. I wanted to walk out and yank Sophia’s hair, make her pay for all the pain she had caused me and Liam. But I couldn’t, I couldn’t destroy everything Cynthia and I had worked so hard for. My hands trembled as I raised the gun, my finger brushing against the trigger.Then, just as I was about to do it, Sophie moved. Without another word, without a single flicker of pity, she lifted her hand and let the lighter slip from her fingers.Liam was still clutching his toy, his tiny fingers wrapped so tightly around it that his knuckles had turned white. Tears streamed down his red, swollen face.Sophie didn’t hesitate. She walked over to one
Cynthia’s eyes burned with urgency as she pointed toward the back door. “Now, go!” she commanded, leaving no room for argument. Without waiting for my response, she spun on her heels and strode toward the front door. Panic swirled inside me. “Cynthia, wait!”She halted, her shoulders rising and falling with each breath. Slowly, she turned to face me, her brows furrowed in frustration. “What is it?” she snapped, “Do you not understand what’s at stake? Every second we waste, the risks increase. We don’t have time for this!”I swallowed hard, my throat dry. “And how do you plan to protect yourself when you’re out of bullets?”Silence.Cynthia stiffened. Her lips parted slightly, but no words came out. The flicker of realization in her eyes sent a chill down my spine.She was tough, fearless—always the one to take charge. But now? Now she had no answer.“It’s not about me. It’s about Liam. And I’d lay my life down for him without hesitation.”The words hit me like a punch to the gut. S
We sprinted to the back of the warehouse, our breaths ragged as our hearts slammed against our ribs. Behind us, the man's screams tore through the air, raw and filled with agony.I grabbed Cynthia’s arm the moment we stopped, my fingers digging into her skin. "Cynthia, what the hell did you just do?" My voice came out in a harsh whisper, but I couldn’t control it. Fear and shock tangled inside me, making my hands shake.She turned to me, her chest rising and falling. "I had no choice.""No choice?" I hissed, my eyes darting around the warehouse as I scanned for any signs of movement. The man’s agonized screams still tore through the air, each one making my stomach twist. I turned back to Cynthia, my voice barely controlled. "You nearly killed him, Cynthia! Do you even realize what the hell you’ve just done?""He had what we needed," she said, her voice sharp. "We don’t know what’s waiting for us in there. It’s better to be ready."I wanted to argue, to tell her that this was insane, t
Cynthia pulled into the parking lot near the airport, her knuckles white against the steering wheel. The car engine hummed beneath us, but all I could hear was the pounding of my heart. My fingers trembled as I reached for the door handle, but I forced myself to take a deep breath. We had come too far to back out now."Are you ready?" Cynthia asked, her voice steady, but I could see the tension in her eyes.No, I wasn’t. But I nodded anyway. "Let’s do this."We stepped out of the car, the afternoon sun beating down on us, making the air thick and suffocating. I wiped my sweaty palms against my trousers and glanced at Cynthia. She was scanning the area, her gaze sharp and calculating.The warehouse loomed ahead, its towering structure casting a long shadow over the ground. Every instinct in me screamed that things might not go as planned, but I ignored it anyway. We had a mission to accomplish.As we approached, my stomach twisted. The gate was locked. Not just locked—chained and padlo
As I pushed open the heavy glass door, the crisp afternoon air slapped my face, a refreshing relief from the suffocating conversation I had just escaped.My heart pounded, not from fear, but from the weight of it all. I needed to leave. Fast. Thank God I hadn’t run into Jaxon on my way out. Then, just as I stepped onto the pavement, a familiar voice echoed through the air, “Hey! You’re leaving already?”I turned to see Linda standing a few feet away, arms crossed, her sharp eyes scanning my face like she could read every thought running through my mind.I forced a smile. “Yeah, I have to pick up my child from school—plus, I’ve got an appointment to get to.”She narrowed her eyes, stepping closer. “That’s it? You just suddenly have to go?”I tightened my grip on my bag strap. “Didn’t you hear me, Linda? That’s it. I have to go.”She studied me, her gaze piercing, like she could see right through my lie. And she was right, I wasn’t just leaving for my child or some appointment. I was ru
The moment my eyes landed on the wall, my breath hitched. There they were. Pictures—dozens of them.Photos of me as a child, my small hands clutching a toy, and my toothy grin wide and innocent. Pictures of me in high school, frozen in time, caught in moments I barely remembered—laughing with friends, lost in thought, staring out of a classroom window. Some were crisp and clear, others slightly faded, as if they had been touched too many times, held too close, cherished beyond reason.A lump formed in my throat.Why?How did he even get these?My fingers trembled as I reached out, tracing the edges of a picture, one from my first year in high school. He had been watching me all along.The realization sent a shiver down my spine, but it wasn’t fear that took hold of me—it was something deeper, something raw. Love. Devotion. An obsession that felt both overwhelming and terrifying.Tears welled in my eyes, blurring my vision as I stepped back, taking in the sheer magnitude of what I was
The soft hum of machinery filled the air, low and almost hypnotic. Then, with a faint click, the chandelier above flickered to life, casting a silver glow over the space.For a moment, I thought it was just a passageway—a shortcut leading somewhere else. But as the light spread, the shadows melted away, revealing something far more striking.This wasn’t a passage.It was a restroom.No—more than that.My heart pounded as I took it all in. This wasn’t just a place to freshen up; it was a quiet display of wealth and power. Every inch of it felt intentional, untouched, as if nothing ever moved unless it was meant to.To the left, a long, sleek rack held an immaculate collection of tuxedos, each hanging with precision. Black, white, dark grey—every shade exuded elegance, the kind of suits worn by men who didn’t just follow rules but created themJust below, a row of polished dress shoes rested on a glass shelf, each pair lined up perfectly. The leather shone under the light, spotless and