LOGINI woke up Monday morning with that delicious ache still throbbing between my thighs, a filthy reminder of what Edgar and Ethan had done to me at their family dinner. My body betrayed me even in sleep nipples tight under my silk sheets, pussy slick just from dreaming about their long fingers stretching me open while their parents chatted oblivious to what was going on a few feet away.
God, they were so fucking good at it. Cold, like they owned every gasp I made. I came twice that night once under the dining table like a desperate little slut, and again in the upstairs where they pinned me against the wall and worked me until my knees buckled. But they didn’t want me well not really, not the way I needed them to. They’d smirked, wiped their fingers on my dress like I was nothing, and sent me home dripping and ruined. It pissed me off. I’m Ava fucking Montgomery. Queen of Greenwich Academy. Every guy at school would kill to touch me, and these rich, twisted Caldwells twins act like I’m just another Tuesday night conquest. Whatever. I’ll make them obsessed. They’re back for good now, starting at Greenwich today. I’ll have them eating out of my hand and my cunt by the end of the week. I stretched lazily, ignoring the dread pooling in my stomach. School meant facing Tanya Brawn, that scholarship trash my parents kept gushing about. Her family and her schooling is being sponsored by the Caldwells, she's practically living next door on Maple Street like she belonged here. Pathetic. I’d crush her like the bug she was if she even looked at my boys. Shower first. I took my sweet time, letting the hot water cascade over my tight body, soaping up my perky tits and shaved pussy until I was humming with need. I imagined Ethan’s tongue there instead, Edgar’s hand fisting my hair while they used me like their personal toy. Fuck. I came hard against my fingers, biting my lip so the maids wouldn’t hear. Dressed to destroy: a Y2K pink top with fluffy little accents that hugged my waist and made my cleavage pop, paired with a white mini skirt so short it barely covered my ass when I bent over. No panties today easy access if the twins decided to play. I slipped on my tallest designer heels, tossed a battery powered fan, two thick notebooks, and my full makeup kit into my Chanel school bag, then checked myself in the mirror. Perfect. Blonde hair in soft waves, lips glossy and fuckable, eyes lined sharp enough to cut glass. I looked like money, sex, and trouble. My heels clacked loudly down the grand staircase. Every head in the foyer turned. James, my brother, nearly dropped his phone. “Whoa. Is this how you dress to school?” I rolled my eyes and flipped my hair. “Duh.” I strutted past him toward the kitchen where Mom and Dad were having their usual power breakfast. James rushed after me like the overprotective loser he was. “Mom, say something! Look what your daughter is wearing to school!” Mom barely glanced up from her latte, perfectly Botoxed face serene. “I see nothing wrong.” “Me neither,” Dad added, not even looking up from his tablet. I smirked, turning to James with a sweet, venomous smile. “You get it now, dickhead? I’m not a baby anymore. Things change.” James opened his mouth to protest, face red, but thought better of it. Smart boy. He shut up but clearly fuming. “Mom, can I take the other car?” I pointed through the window at the sleek red Maybach gleaming in the driveway. “And can I take Lucas with me?” “Of course, darling,” Mom said, waving a manicured hand. “Have a fabulous day at school. The Caldwells’ boys will be there try to be nice.” Nice? I’d be whatever they wanted me to be. Preferably on my knees. Lucas was already waiting by the Maybach, crisp uniform, polite nod. “Miss Montgomery.” I slid into the buttery leather backseat, crossing my legs so my skirt rode up. “Greenwich Academy, Lucas. And don’t dawdle. I have important people to ruin-I mean, greet.” The drive was short our estates were only two walkways apart from the Caldwells’ massive compound, but I spent it touching up my lipstick and fantasizing. Edgar and Ethan in those crisp academy uniforms, tall, dark-haired, and dangerous. Their psychopathic little stares that made my stomach flip. They didn’t know I’d seen glimpses of what they really were. I didn’t care. I wanted the danger. I wanted them to break me. As we pulled up to Greenwich Academy’s elite gates, I spotted them immediately leaning against a black Lamborghini, identical, untouchable, scanning the courtyard like kings. My heart raced. That was until I saw her. Tanya Brawn aka damsel my ass. She was standing awkwardly near the scholarship entrance in her plain clothes, looking all innocent and beautiful like some fucking fairytale peasant. Sponsored by my boys’ family. Disgusting. I stepped out of the Maybach, skirt fluttering, heels clicking on the pavement. Heads turned. Whispers started. Good. The queen had arrived. I strutted straight toward the twins, ignoring everyone else, a predatory smile on my lips. They were going to notice me today. They were going to want me. Even if I had to force their hands. Or their cocks. hmm zesty..I spent the whole weekend trying to scrub them from my mind like literally.I decided I wasn't going to check my phone for their old texts. I wasn't going to drive past their estate on Maple Street under the excuse of “just taking the long way.” You know what I mean.I tried not replaying that night at the party in my head until I couldn’t sleep but my brain doesn't hear, it just chooses that memory like it's favorite classic. I deleted the voice notes I’d secretly saved I threw away the earrings they’d left on my porch. I even avoided the places where Ethan and Edgar could walk inThey were a distraction. A dangerous one. And right now, I needed to focus on things I could control.Monday came too fast. I walked into school in another modest outfit, a soft white blouse tucked into high-waisted gray trousers — and kept my head high. The whispers about Ji-eun had grown over the weekend. Good. That meant my work was doing what it was supposed to.I didn’t look for the twins. I refused
The next few days blurred together in that perfect way where everything seemed normal on the surface, but I could feel the shift underneath. The rumors I’d started were spreading nicely although slow at first, then picking up speed like a rumor always does in a place like Greenwich. By Wednesday, people were side-eyeing Ji-eun in the halls. By Thursday, a couple of teachers had pulled her aside “just to check in.” I watched it all from a distance, smiling sweetly whenever our eyes met.But watching wasn’t enough anymore.I needed something more direct and It happened after last period on Friday.The hallway was crowded, everyone rushing to get out for the weekend. I spotted Ji-eun at her locker, struggling to fit her books into that ugly, worn-out backpack of hers. She looked tired. Good. I walked over with Brittany and Chloe flanking me like always. My heart was beating a steady. I may have appeared calm but I was thrilled, this wasn’t rage. This was just… correction.“Hey, Puppy,”
An idea popped up in my mind the second I stepped through the front door. It wasn’t anything dramatic at first. Just a small, quiet spark while I kicked off my heels in the foyer and the cool marble sent a shiver up my bare legs. The house was quiet as usual Mom was at whatever charity lunch, Dad locked away in his company whatever, and James in college doing whatever college guys do. Wherever the hell they are I don't really care tho, I had the place mostly to myself, and after the way Ji-eun had looked at me in the cafeteria earlier, that little spark grew into something sharper. I dropped my bag on the kitchen island and grabbed a bottle of sparkling water from the fridge. The condensation felt good against my palm. I stood there for a minute, staring out the massive windows that overlooked the backyard and the pool, thinking about how Ji-eun had smiled so carefully at her friend during lunch. Like she was trying so hard to belong. Like she thought she had any right to feel safe
Lunchtime hit like a wave of noise and bodies moving through the cafeteria. I grabbed my usual spot at the end of the long table near the windows, the one that gives me a clear view of the whole room without looking like I was trying too hard. My tray had the standard overpriced salad and sparkling water combo. Nothing too heavy. I still felt a little off from the other night, like my body was running on leftover adrenaline and bad decisions.Brittany dropped into the seat across from me, flipping her hair over one shoulder as she unpacked a sushi roll thing that probably cost more than most people’s weekly groceries. Chloe slid in next to her, already mid-story about some drama with the cheer squad. I nodded along, laughing in the right places, but my eyes kept drifting across the room.Ji-eun was sitting at one of the smaller tables near the edge, the ones nobody really fought over. She had her head down, picking at a sandwich, earbuds in like she was trying to block everything out.
I sat in the back of Literature class, chin propped on my hand, staring at the way Ji-eun’s shoulders hunched forward like she was trying to disappear into her notebook. Fyi, Ji-eun is another one of my-you know toys.The teacher was droning on about some Shakespeare sonnet, something about love and time and whatever, but I wasn’t hearing a word. My head still felt like it was stuffed with cotton from yesterday’s events and every time I shifted in my seat, I remembered the way Edgar’s mouth had felt on my neck at the party. The mark was still there, hidden under my collar. I hated how much I kept touching it.I’d skipped yesterday like a coward, but showing up today in this stupidly modest cream blouse and knee-length navy skirt felt like armor. I wasn't going to show any skin today, No cleavage on display No shame. The outfit was enough to look put-together without giving anyone ammunition. My hair was in a simple ponytail. Even my makeup was light. Let them think I was subdued.
A tap on my shoulder pulled me out of the deepest, most pathetic sleep I’d had in weeks. I groaned into my silk pillow, burying my face deeper. “Go away…”The tapping didn’t stop. Then came the bright light flash, the morning sun pouring in as someone yanked my heavy curtains open like they had a personal vendetta against my hangover. I bolted upright, hair a tangled mess, eyes squinting against the assault.“Who the hell is she?!” I screamed sleepily, voice hoarse and cracking.A sharp, familiar voice cut through the fog. “Language, Ava Montgomery.”Wait… I would recognize this voice anywhere I hear it, Aunt Clara?'That woman’s stare could pierce a thousand souls. Tall, elegant, with perfectly coiffed dark hair and an expression that made even my father straighten up. She stood at the foot of my bed in a designer blouse and slacks, arms crossed, looking every bit the intimidating force she’d always been.I cleared the sleep from my eyes, blinking hard. “Aunty Clara?” A genuine smile







