When you're left with a dead body in your kitchen and there's only one man you can call. The man you hate more than anything. With nobody else to turn to, you're stuck doing this under his terms. ••• "You just love to piss me off don't you?" His jaw ticks as he leans down towards me. "I don't really give a fuck about you Kain. I was just trying to have some fun before you went and ruined my night." "Oh you knew exactly what you were doing. I don't buy anything else for a second. You saw me. You knew you were pissing me off and you pushed me further. Well Drea, you pushed too fucking hard."

⋆⭒˚.⋆ مُـكـتـمـلـة ⋆⭒˚.⋆ فـتـاة بـلـغـت مـن الـرقـة و الـدلال مـبـلـغـا، رفـضـت الزواج الإجــبــاري، فـمـا كـان مـن زوج والـدتـهـا إلا أن أرسـلـهـا إلـى الأكـاديـمـيـة الـعـسـكـريـة تـنـكـيـلاً بـهـا؛ لـتـغـدو هـنـاك تـحـت سـطـوة و قـبـضـة رئـيـس الأكـاديـمـيـة الـجـنـرال جيوت الـذي تـلـقّـى وصـايـة بـأن يـذيـقـهـا ألـوان الـقـسـوة.. لـكـنَّ الأقـدار شـاءت أن تـسـتـحـيـل قـسـوتـه عـطـفـًا، و تـصـبـح هـي مـدلـلـة الـجـنـرال جـيـون الـمـصـونـة.. تـحـذيـر: لا أُبـيـح الاقـتـبـاس، أو إعـادة الـنـشـر، أو حـتـى صـنـع بـوت مـسـتـوحـى مـن روايـتي..

-COMPLETE- [26.04.19 - 01.08.19] Adjusting to a world of male domination is hard. But when you're born to it, as a maid's daughter it doesn't get any better. If anything you have to fight. Fight the eye fucks, the insults, the catcalls and most of all the domination that comes along the higher class. Rosaline Rosario is the maid's daughter. She never knew who her father was, her mother passed away leaving her in a society she wasn't fond of. She kept quite and took it all in, in hopes that own day she'll get what she always dreamed of. A life. Love. A normal family to live. But all comes crashing down when she catches The Don's eye. And soon she realises, "Once in the racket, you're always in it." (Ps: the above quite is from the words of Al Capone. If you don't know who he is just google it. ❤) [[TOO MANY SMUTS IN HERE!! DON'T READ IF YOU'RE OFFENDED BY SUCH SCENES AND HATE ORAL SEX!]] © All rights reserved - 2019 - November O'Riley.