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A Stranger’s Arms

SABRINA I had been dreaming of this trip for years, and the moment Alex and I could finally afford it, he brought his mistress along. Nightpark was my sanctuary, a place of memories and magic. Just two miles from the city, it offered nature in its purest form—water parks, gardens, streams, resorts, guesthouses, and a breathtaking beach. My favorite memory of my dad was here: I was six, proudly showing him the shiny blue crystal the ocean had gifted me. This trip was supposed to be just as magical. Instead, I stood frozen outside our room, listening to the unmistakable sounds of Alex and another woman. Their moans and grunts stabbed me like knives. I clamped my mouth shut, shaking my head in disbelief. I told myself it couldn’t be him. Maybe two lost strangers had stumbled into our room. Desperation kept me from walking away. But when I pushed the door open, the truth hit harder than I expected. Her back was pressed against the wall, her
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One Night Of Mind Blowing Passion

BLAZE She gasped, stumbling right into my arms. Her skin was soft and warm, even amidst the chaos. I bit back a smile as I glanced down at her flushed face. Embarrassment poured off her in waves. Was she more mortified by the altercation with him or the fact that she’d fallen into my arms? Not that I minded. I’d catch her a hundred times over if it meant this closeness. “Are you okay?” I asked, steadying her. She brushed the strands of her blonde hair aside, her breath uneven. “Yes. Thank you.” “Yeah, thanks, man,” he interjected. I shot him a sharp glare, suddenly remembering his unfortunate presence. He should’ve left by now, but of course, he stayed—uncultured, rude, and utterly devoid of decency. “If I hadn’t stepped in, you would’ve let her fall, wouldn’t you?” He blinked, confused. “Excuse me?” I stepped closer. He didn’t measure up to me—not in stature, character, or anything else that mattered. “I saw everything
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Morning Came With A Surprise

SABRINA When my phone rang the next morning, I wanted to throw it against the wall and go back to sleep. I was tired of phones interrupting perfect moments—like last night. My eyes snapped open at the thought of it. Beside me, he shifted, groaning as he yanked the pillow from beneath his head and smashed it over his ears to block out the noise. “Is that mine?” he mumbled, his voice groggy. “No, it’s mine,” I replied. “Please turn it off,” he pleaded. I jolted upright, realizing I should’ve done that already. “Oh, crap. Sorry.” My fingers scrambled over the screen, frantic to find the silence button. It took me a moment longer than it should have, but when the phone finally went quiet, I sighed in relief. I turned my attention back to the beautiful man in his bed—the same bed I was lying in. My heart nearly leaped out of my chest when I saw him watching me, his eyes wide open, no trace of sleepiness despite the groan moments ago. He laughed softly,
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A Family Dinner To Remember

BLAZE WILLIAMS I spent my entire day ignoring my dad’s call. Now that I was only a few steps from our table, a certain lady joined them. Sally. In that moment, I regretted most of my life choices especially the ones from last night. I stopped halfway. I thought of turning around and leaving. I was this close to doing it. Sally, got a hug from my dad and I slipped behind a couple to hide myself from his sight. “How is that possible? You should have options for vegetarians?” The man blocking my path was saying to the waitress. She looked stressed but the man’s wife, a woman with light purple bangs looked even more stressed. She was leaning on her husband and he rubbed the back of her hands each passing second. He also found the time to pat her back occasionally. She was quiet while her husband did all the talking for her. “There are options for vegetarians and we’ve showed them to you—” The waitress's voice was shaky. It was easy for the
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Uninvited Guest

SABRINA MORALES Sally! He called me Sally! I swear I could not believe it. Was I angry or did I just find it funny? And if I was angry, could I also be hurt? Were my emotions valid? I mean, Blaze was just a man from a one-night stand. And he did warn me. All the jokes he made about having him for the night weren't just some bad boy jokes. He was who he said he was. A whore with a brain that didn't have space big enough to hold my name for twelve hours. I griped the sink and stared down at the white surface. I had to stop myself from feeling this way. Every emotion rushed at me. Each one felt stronger than the last. I wasn't meant to be feel this way. I asked myself what I was expecting. I was the one who sneaked out of his room this morning when I connected the dots. Now I was mad over him forgetting my name. I turned on the water and placed my hand under it. My finger was missing my engagement ring. I had locked it away in
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Goodnight.

SABRINA MORALES “Alex?” Mum’s confused question hung in the air. She narrowed her eyes at him. She eyed the flowers, surprised to see him. That made two of us. “Alex what are you doing here?” I sat up. “Who is this guy?” Blaze asked me. He lacked patience so he shifted on his chair and asked Alex. “Who are you?” His tone held suspicion. He had a guess of who Alex was. And he was right. Alex held my eyes. He softened his gaze hoping it would do something to me. “I’m Alex Bailey. Sabrina’s fiance.” Alex held his chin up and spoke with pride. “Hi, mum.” He said, turning to my mum. Jo looked around, well aware of the stale energy radiating off everyone. Blaze stood up in one movement just as mum looked away. Her shoulders fell. She was disappointed in the one she once called her son. “I don’t care who you say you are,” Blaze stated clearly. “But it doesn't seem like you’re welcome here.” “And who are you?” Alex laughed, mocking Blaze. Alex thought Blaz
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Let Us Break

BLAZE WILLIAMS Caroline drew her lips into a thin line. She was struggling to stay in her seat. She looked at dad who held her hands under the table. “Do you think I should go after her?” Caroline asked anyone who cared to listen. She looked to dad for an answer. I beat him to it. “It’s better if we respect her wishes,” I said to Sabrina’s mother. Alex had called her mum. It made me wonder how close they had gotten. Sabrina must have felt entirely safe with him only for him to hurt her the way he did. “Yeah. Blaze is right,” dad spoke with maturity. “These kids are adult and there’s nothing they hate more than being treated as kids. She asked for space, let her have it. Maybe send a text letting her know you’re here for her.” Dad agreed with me. That wasn’t something that happened a lot. Caroline finally listened to us. She clutched her phone and typed a message to her daughter. Dad poured wine into three empty cups. He skipped the fourth one which was
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Sour Game

SABRINA MORALES I was curled up on my bed when the resort landline vibrated on the bedside table. The sound went off. I blocked my ears with my pillow. It wasn't enough to drown the noise away. I grumbled. “Ughhhh! Can I be left alone for a minute?” I cried out to the walls of my room. I was able to ignore the call once. Barely a minute later it was ringing again. I hissed and stretched for it. “Hello?” I shifted to the edge of the bed. I remained curled and my voice came out shushed thanks to the pillow beside me. “Good evening, miss. Blaze Williams is asking to come up to your room. Should I send him up?” The name alerted me. I instantly sat up. My head threatened to fall because of the speed. “Blaze Williams?” I asked in case I heard wrongly. “Yes, miss,” the voice at the other end said again. It was a female and her tone was professional and clipped. “Send him in,” I said at once. Filled with a newfound energy, I rose from the bed and threw my
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The Baggage Of A Trauma

BLAZE WILLIAMS The shower was turned on. From the room, the splashing of water was somewhat audible. But nothing was more loud than Mum’s voice. “He sure knows how to be a pain in the ass,” Mum said over the phone. She hissed loudly. I was holding my phone to my ears. I forced myself to stay interested in the conversation. But all I wanted to do was join Sabrina in the shower. “Maybe he’s not ready to tell you because he's worried you will make a scene,” I explained. Mum was good at seeing things from a wrong perspective. She always did this when it had to do with dad. “Which proves how full of himself he is,” mum replied wryly. “Why on earth would I do something like that? I'm not the evil ex who promises to make sure you're never happy again,” Mum spat out before she hissed. I dragged my body down. My back was resting against the pile of pillows behind me. I was still on the bed. I could laugh at mum’s words because she was more of the bitter ex than anythin
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We Share A Room

SABRINA MORALES Mum waved at me and I walked up to where she was. She pointed to where her bags were. I could also see Blaze and Jo standing there. The ship was going to board soon and people were huddling around at the cruise terminal, waiting to get checked. “Good morning, love,” mum said as she hugged me. Our pullovers pressed into one another, making us feel heavier. Still I wanted to keep hugging mum. I sighed when we had to pull away. Mum was smiling at me, a little worried. “Are you good?” She asked, rubbing my shoulder. “Especially after what Alex did,” mum finished in a careful voice. I smiled in appreciation. It must have killed her to not check on me last night. It was a good thing she didn't. Guess what she would have found? Blaze in my room, me on my dresser and our asses out in the open. “I’m good,” I said to mum. I bit back my smile and repeated it for me. “I’m good. Are you ready?” I asked mum. Mum hesitated before she said something. “Y
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