Um_Royhan

{MATURE} 

Two powerful men. One forbidden love. A choice that could ruin them all.

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Bethany thought she had it all—an engagement to the man she had loved for years and a wedding just around the corner. But her perfect world shatters when she found her fiancé, Mason on bed with another woman.
 Heartbroken and desperate for escape, she finds herself in the arms of a mysterious stranger after a reckless night at a bar.

That stranger? Adrian—Mason’s uncle.

A shocking twist binds Bethany's fate when she accidentally breaks a priceless family heirloom, forcing her to work as a live-in secretary under Mason.

 But Adrian isn’t willing to let their night be a mere mistake—he wants more, and he’s determined to make her his.

As Adrian fights to win Bethany’s heart, Mason grows jealous, determined to reclaim what he lost by all means.

 Trapped in a dangerous game of passion, betrayal, and forbidden love, Bethany must make an impossible choice.

Will she follow her heart and risk everything, or will she be forced back into the arms of a man who never truly loved her? In this whirlwind of desire and deceit, one thing is certain—someone is bound to lose.

Feral Obsession

My shoulders were stiff with tension as I leaned against the wall of the packhouse, my ears straining to pick up their voices. Adrian and Bethany were just around the corner, their words hushed, yet I could still hear them.

I wasn't supposed to be here. Hell, I wasn't even supposed to care anymore. But the way Bethany had been distant, the way Adrian had been orbiting her like some kind of protective force—it had been gnawing at me. And now, hearing them speak so quietly, so intimately, I couldn't help but feel my blood boil.

"I mean it, Bethany," Adrian's voice came, low but still firm enough. "You're stronger than you think. Don't let anyone make you feel otherwise."

My fists clenched. His tone was too familiar, too comforting. He had no right to be talking to her like that.

Bethany responded, her voice softer, almost shy. "It's not that simple, Adrian. You make it sound like I can just… choose to be okay."

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