Semua Bab SILENT SINS: Bab 1 - Bab 10

The heavy antique desk creaked violently beneath Elara as Mr. Lennox slammed into her from behind. Her cheek was pressed against the cold, polished wood, her black cocktail dress bunched uselessly around her waist. His thick, veined cock stretched her pussy mercilessly with every brutal thrust, the wet, obscene sounds of her unwilling arousal echoing through the dimly lit study.“Please… Mr. Lennox, stop,” she sobbed, her voice hoarse. “Kai is right downstairs. He could walk in any second. I love your son—please, I’m begging you!”He didn’t slow down. If anything, her desperate pleas only made him fuck her harder. His heavy balls slapped against her clit with every savage stroke as he buried himself to the hilt, grinding deep like he wanted to split her open and ruin her for anyone else—especially his own son.“Shut the fuck up and take this dick,” he growled, one hand fisting her long dark hair while the other gripped her hip hard enough to leave fingerprints. He pulled her back onto

Elara sat at her mother’s kitchen table, pushing scrambled eggs around her plate. The familiar smell of home — coffee and toast — felt grounding after weeks spent in Kai’s sleek penthouse.Her mother, Lisa, watched her with worried eyes. “Baby, this is all happening so fast. You barely know this man and you’re already moving in with him? What about your own place? Your independence?”Her older sister, Maya, nodded in agreement. “Exactly. He’s a celebrity, Elara. They live in a different world. Are you sure you’re not just caught up in the glamour? The gifts, the parties, the cameras?”Elara forced a smile, her phone buzzing constantly with new notifications. Her follower count had jumped again overnight — another 40,000 on TikTok after the latest couple dance video with Kai. The comments were flooding in:“Power couple goals 🔥” “Kai is so obsessed with her” “She’s glowing, this is the glow-up”“I feel like this will end badly for her”“I love him,” Elara said softly. “And I love wh

Elara woke up alone in the penthouse the next morning. Kai had left early for a studio session, but not before leaving a note on the pillow beside her:“Be good while I’m gone. Film something hot for me. I want to see what’s mine when I get back. Love you.”She smiled despite the slight ache still lingering in her body from the night before. She stretched, feeling the soreness in her ass and thighs — reminders of how thoroughly Kai had claimed her. Part of her loved the feeling. It made her feel wanted. Owned.She made herself a coffee and set up her ring light in the living room. Today’s content was going to be solo — something she hadn’t done much of lately. She wanted to remind her growing audience that she was more than just “Kai Lennox’s girlfriend.”Wearing one of Kai’s oversized shirts and nothing underneath, she filmed a casual “morning routine” video: making coffee, light stretching, and a short dance transition that showed just enough skin to be teasing but not explicit. She

Elara pulled her oversized sunglasses down over her eyes as she walked along the busy sidewalk near her old apartment. It was one of those rare afternoons where she had a few hours completely to herself. No Kai. No cameras. No luxury car waiting at the curb. Just her, a coffee in hand, and the simple pleasure of walking like a normal person.The city buzzed around her — people rushing to work, street vendors calling out, the distant honk of cars. She smiled faintly. These small moments grounded her. They reminded her where she came from but fame had a way of following.A group of girls walking in the opposite direction recognized her. One of them sneered loudly enough for Elara to hear.“Kai Lennox’s little slut. Bet she’s only with him for the money.”Another laughed. “She’s not even that pretty. Just another clout chaser.”Elara kept walking, head high, pretending not to hear. The hate comments online had grown along with her follower count. TikTok and Instagram were flooded with th

Elara stood on the balcony of the penthouse, the cool morning breeze brushing against her skin as she filmed a short Instagram Story. She was wearing a simple oversized sweater and leggings — nothing glamorous, just comfortable. The city stretched out below her, alive and indifferent.“Morning thoughts,” she said softly to the camera. “Sometimes you have to remind yourself why you’re fighting. The hate is loud, but your dreams should be louder.”She posted it and watched the views climb. Her follower count had now crossed one million on TikTok. The milestone felt surreal. Brands were offering real contracts now — not just small gigs, but campaigns that could pay her more in one month than she used to make in a year. The comments were a mix of love and venom:“You’re so inspiring!” “Kai’s puppet.” “Finally making it, queen.” “She’s fake as hell.”She closed the app and took a deep breath. These quiet mornings at the penthouse (or occasional escapes to her old apartment) helped her s