
My Fiancé Slapped Me and Lost Me To His Billionaire Nemesis
Being second best had always been my place. My sister had the love, the attention,
the praise. Even now, she had the past. Rhys Granger was my fiancé after she
vanished. A billionaire. My parents pushed me into the engagement, and I accepted
it. I had wanted him for years.
I thought this was my turn to be chosen. I was wrong. One night, he slapped me. All
because of my sister's mug. Got angry and went to the club to cool my head down.
Tall, dangerous, unfairly hot. The kind of man who makes you want to sin just by
existing. It was reckless, It was stupid, It was completely ill-advised. But it was also
the Best. Sex. Of. My. Life. And, as it turned out, the best decision I'd ever made.
Because my one-night stand isn't just some random guy. He's richer than Rhys, more
powerful than my entire family, and definitely more dangerous than I should be
playing with.
And now, he's not letting me go
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Chapter 1
Aria's POV
His hands were everywhere at once, and I wanted them to be. Dante's mouth crashed against mine, a claiming that stole my breath and my sanity in one hot, wet sweep. His fingers tangled in my hair, pulling just enough to make my scalp tingle. His other hand... oh God... his other hand slid up my bare thigh beneath my skirt, rough palm skating over my skin until his thumb found the soaked lace of my panties.
I gasped into his mouth and my body pushed against the cold wall in the hallway. The music from the club was so loud it felt like it was shaking inside me, but my heart was beating even faster, like it was running really hard.
"Aria."
When he said my name, it sounded like a quiet growl, and it made my stomach feel weird and hot. I didn't even know him. I shouldn't be here. But the way he said my name made it feel like he knew me really well, like he knew things about me I didn't even know.
He stopped kissing me and looked at me with serious eyes, like a storm was coming.
"Tell me to stop," he said.
I couldn't say it. The word wouldn't come out. I only felt like someone else had grabbed me before and it hurt. I shook my head and whispered, "Don't you dare."
He smiled like he won something. Then he leaned down and kissed my neck really hard, and it felt like he was leaving a bruise. I cried out and grabbed his shoulders because it hurt. He smelled like rain and something warm, and it felt like I was getting pulled into it.
-Earlier that day-
I watched Catherine, my sister smile as she passed it to him, her fingers brushing his for a second too long.
Yet there it was. Rhys Granger accepted it like it was a prize.
"Here," Catherine said brightly. "You always complain about the cups here. Use mine."
Mine. She said it like she was proud. My heart pounded hard. That mug was not just a mug. It was something she carried everywhere. She once screamed when I used it by mistake. She had called it special, Important and Hers.
Now she was giving it to my fiancé.
I forced a smile that hurt my face. "Catherine," I said softly. "Why are you giving him that?"
She tilted her head and looked at me like I was slow. "Because it is just a mug, Aria. Or are you keeping count now?"
Rhys chuckled. The sound crawled under my skin.
He lifted the mug and took a sip. His eyes stayed on me while he drank, like he was daring me to say something.
"I do not want that cup used," I said.
My mother cleared her throat. My father did not look up from his phone.
Rhys lowered the mug. "Why?" he asked. "Jealous of your own sister now?"
Catherine laughed lightly and leaned against the table. "You always get sensitive over small things."
It was never small.
"That mug matters to you," I said, looking straight at Catherine. "You know it does."
Her smile widened. "Not anymore. Something sharp twisted in my chest.
Rhys stood up slowly.. "She gave it to me," he said. "That means it is mine."
"No," I replied. "That means you should give it back."
The air changed. Rhys's eyes darkened. "You are embarrassing me," he said quietly.
"I am asking for respect."
He laughed, but there was no humor in it. "Respect is earned."
He pulled me close, his voice a harsh whisper for only me to hear. "You don't tell me what to do. You are here because I allow it."
I tried to pull back. "Let go."
The slap was not loud, but it felt loud inside my head. It made a sharp sound, like something breaking. My cheek started to burn right away, and my head turned to the side before I even knew what happened.
My eyes filled with tears. Not just because it hurt, but because I could not believe it. This was my parents' house. The place where I was supposed to feel safe.
I looked at them, hoping someone would say something. Hoping someone would stop it. But they did not move. They did not speak. They just stood there and watched.
My father's jaw tightened, but he said nothing. My mother looked away, adjusting a perfect bracelet.
Rhys dropped his hand from my neck. He set the mug down carefully, as if it were precious. "Clean yourself up," he said, his voice flat. "You're embarrassing yourself."
I didn't move. I couldn't. The mark on my face burned, but the shame burned hotter. Catherine's ghost was in the room, laughing at me. Second best, Always second best. Never chosen.
I turned and walked into the night with my face burning and my chest breaking apart. I ended up at a club without thinking. Loud music, Noise that drowned out my thoughts.
Ben, the bartender with kind eyes, slid a glass of amber liquid toward me without a word. I drank it. It burned, but it was a better burn.
And then I felt a gaze. Heavy and intent, like a physical touch across the crowded room.
I turned.
He stood near a shadowy pillar, a tall man in a dark suit that cost more than my car. Dante Blackwood. I'd seen his picture in the financial pages. My father hated him, Called him a shark.
Our eyes locked. His were unreadable from this distance, but his stare pinned me to my stool.
He walked toward me. "You look like you want to break something." His voice was deep, a vibration I felt in my bones.
"Or someone," I heard myself say, the whiskey making me brave.
A dark eyebrow lifted. "Easily arranged." He didn't smile. He just... absorbed me. "Come with me."
He didn't wait for an answer. He just turned, knowing I would follow. And I did. Down a hallway, away from the noise, into a quiet, dim space.
And then his mouth was on mine, his body pressing me into the wall, and all the broken, angry pieces inside me caught fire.
Now, his hand was under my skirt, His thumb moved in circles on the wet lace. It felt really strange and sharp, like a surprise, and it went right through me. I moaned, the sound lost against his lips.
"This," he growled, his breath hot on my ear. "This is what you really want. Not his pathetic games."
He hooked a finger in the side of my panties and pulled, tearing the lace, the sound was loud. Cold air touched my skin for a moment, then his hand moved closer and it felt strange and warm.
I jerked against him, a cry tearing from my throat. He seemed to know exactly what I was feeling like he could read my mind, his fingers sliding through my wetness, making a hot, slick mess.
"So responsive," he murmured, a dark approval in his tone. He pressed a finger inside me, just the tip, and my knees almost buckled. "So hot. And all for me."
He added another finger, stretching me, filling me. His thumb pressed against the tight, My body felt like it was full of nerves, and it started moving in slow, painful circles.
"Look at me," he commanded.
I forced my eyes open. His face was so close, his expression fierce, hungry. I was panting, my hips moving against his hand of their own will, chasing the pressure.
"Tell me whose." His fingers thrust deep.
"Yours," I gasped. The word was a truth I hadn't known until now. "Yours."
He looked at me like he was proud of himself. Then he pulled his hand away and I felt sad because I wanted him to stay. He brought his fingers to his mouth and licked them slowly while still staring at me. The sight was the most erotic thing I had ever witnessed.
Then he started taking off his belt, and it made a loud sound. He pulled his pants down a little bit. He was huge, thick and hard, the tip already wet. He nudged himself against me, The pressure felt crazy and strong.
"Wrap your legs around me," he ordered, his voice thick.
I did, locking my ankles behind his back. He held me up, pinning me to the wall with his body. There was no gentle slide, no asking. He pushed into me in one sudden, powerful thrust.
I screamed. It was too much. He was everywhere, splitting me open, filling a void I didn't know I had. The stretch was a sweet, burning agony. He went still, buried to the hilt, his forehead dropping to mine as we both trembled
"Aria," he growled again, He began to move.
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9.6
When Kristine Iglesias discovers about her boyfriend's cheating, she chooses the ultimate weapon for her revenge: A one night stand with his enemy.
The irresistible, dominating, heartless billionaire, Zayne Nightwood.
One night all it took to change the flow of her life. An irresistible desire sparked between them. Both of them began to crave each other badly.
One night. One opportunity.
The news of their one night stand and her pregnancy spread like fire caught on silk. A scandal was created, risking both hers and his image,
But there was a catch. Everyone thought Zayne got her pregnant but the child was not Zayne's but Edric's.
In her one drunken mistake, she saw an opportunity, a dark path to annihilate all the obstacles, to make all her enemies pay.
Subsequently, Kristine and Zayne decide to marry, to fool the public and avoid allegations.
All on the demand that she will be all Zayne's. From her soul to every inch of her pretty skin. From her life to that unborn child's life– all shall belong to him.
Because according to him, she was his leash, his tamer, she 'should' be his.
When both of them had secretive motives behind this marriage, trusting each other or falling in love was going to be hard.
But how can they resist each other when both of them got addicted to each other?

8.4
For twenty years, I lived as the adopted daughter of the wealthy Hill family.
But today, they forced me to sign a severance agreement and kicked me out so their precious biological daughter, Malia, could marry my fiancé.
To ruin me completely, they framed me for stealing Malia's engagement bracelet, threatening me with prison.
I calmly exposed the "sapphire" as cheap glass, then rolled up my sleeves to show the reporters my scarred, punctured arms.
For two decades, I wasn't a daughter. I was Malia's living blood and bone marrow bank.
They drained my health to keep her alive, even ordering doctors to ignore my failing organs just so she could attend a gala.
"Take this million dollars and shut your mouth," my adoptive father sneered, throwing a check at my feet.
My ex-fiancé looked at me with disgust, and Malia screamed that I was a crazy, vindictive liar.
They had stolen my life and my health, yet they still looked down on me like I was garbage.
I ripped the check into pieces and threw it in their faces.
Just as they ordered the butler to drag me out, a group of men in black suits shattered the chaos.
The heir of the untouchable Montgomery dynasty stepped through the door, ignoring the Hills' fawning, and handed me a DNA report.
I wasn't a disposable blood bag. I was the long-lost true heiress of old New York money.
And now, I was going to take back everything they stole from me.

7.2
Blaire woke up in a Manhattan penthouse, her body covered in bruises and her innocence stolen.
Before she could process the terror, her adoptive sister Danita burst in, acting heartbroken and accusing Blaire of shamelessly seducing the powerful Kamryn Lane. Kamryn threw a one-million-dollar check at Blaire's bleeding face, calling her a calculating gold digger.
That night, Blaire overheard a conversation in the family study that shattered her entire reality.
"Once she gives birth to the Lane family's seed, we'll stage an accident, drain her blood, and transplant her healthy heart into your chest."
Her adoptive mother and Danita were celebrating the success of their trap. She wasn't an adopted daughter; she was a living organ bank and a disposable surrogate. Even her adoptive brother, Calhoun, knew everything, trapping her in the dark hallways with a sick, possessive obsession to ensure she never escaped.
The horrific truth suffocated her. The family that had taken her in had raised her like livestock for slaughter. How could they smile at her every day while planning to carve out her heart?
Terrified but burning with a desperate will to survive, Blaire swallowed a Plan B pill to ruin their surrogate plot and fled the estate. To get the money and power she needed to crush her adoptive family, she pulled out Kamryn Lane's business card. This time, she would make a deal with the devil.

8.9
I leaned over her, brushing a kiss on her lips. "One last thing. Do you want me to gag you, or are you good?"
She tilted her head, smirking. "What, are you worried my moans might be too loud for your neighbors?"
I laughed outright. "Honestly? I don't give a damn how loud you get. In fact, I want you to be as loud as you want. The louder, the better and that means, I'm doing a good job." I winked, then moved past her, settling between her thighs.
*****
In a marriage reduced to cold silence, Lena Marsh's anniversary ends with an empty chair and a breaking point.
Then Adrian Blackwood steps in, her billionaire boss's dangerously seductive brother. His gaze strips her bare, promising to ruin her with slow, filthy touches that leave her trembling and soaked. One forbidden night, and she's addicted to the way he claims her body like it's his birthright.
But obsession has eyes everywhere. Her boss watches with possessive hunger, his stare dark and unyielding, and he wants her locked away from everyone, especially his brother. And when her husband Noah finally wakes up, he fights dirty to reclaim what he ignored, his renewed passion bruising and desperate.
Caught between three men who crave her in wildly different ways, a reborn husband, a reckless lover, and a controlling boss, Lena isn't just tangled in lust. She's the match. And when secrets ignite, she could burn their entire empire to the ground.

7.7
Jaclyn woke up in the sterile hospital room after falling down the stairs. The nurse delivered the devastating news: she had bled heavily and lost her baby.
But before she could even cry, her trusted cousins, Katelyn and Cherri, locked the door and revealed the horrifying truth.
"It wasn't an accident," Katelyn smirked, pinning Jaclyn's arm down. "The lubricant on the top step was a very deliberate choice."
They needed her broken and unstable. They had forged her signature, draining her massive trust fund to save their uncle's bankrupt business.
What shattered Jaclyn's world was the fresh hickey on Cherri's neck. Her lover, Bradford, had helped plan the entire murder.
When Jaclyn tried to scream, they smothered her with a pillow, framing her as a lunatic having a mental breakdown.
Two weeks later, when she confronted them, Bradford violently shoved her through a second-story glass window to silence her forever.
As she fell to her death, the husband she had spent her life hating—the ruthless billionaire Gaines—burst through the doors.
He threw himself forward, his face filled with pure terror, desperately trying to catch her.
When her body hit the stone patio, Gaines fell to his knees in her blood, weeping and begging her not to close her eyes.
Until her last breath, Jaclyn was consumed by suffocating regret. Why did she trust the monsters who killed her, and hate the only man who truly loved her?
Opening her eyes again, she was back in the penthouse, exactly one month into her marriage with Gaines.

9.7
Charity woke up in a hellish, acid-rain-soaked slum, trapped inside a bloated body covered in festering, toxic sores. She was the exiled Grand Princess of the Empire.
But the real nightmare wasn't her ruined body. It was the fact that the original owner had used her royal authority to force genetic marriage contracts onto four top-tier, powerful men.
Now, she was bound to them, and they absolutely loathed her.
Hjalmar, chained to a bed in her filthy room, smiled like a feral beast and promised to rip her head off the second his chains snapped.
Braden, a ruthless military officer, saved her from a mutated rat only to look at her with pure disgust.
"If you want to die, go die somewhere else. Don't dirty my patrol sector."
Even the locals mocked her fallen status, and a wealthy heiress publicly framed her for stealing a hundred-thousand-coin energy core just to see her rot in a dark cell.
She was universally despised, physically repulsive, and a lethal biological toxin gave her exactly 59 days left to live. How was she supposed to survive this absolute hell when her starting affection with her partners was at negative 100?
Then, a mechanical voice echoed in her skull, activating a survival system. To purge the poison, she had to harvest emotional energy by making these four men fall for her. Charity accepted the mandate, unlocked a top-tier culinary skill, and grabbed a rusted meat cleaver to start her counterattack.