Just One Night

Just One Night

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Fiction
Romance
Virginity is the most important and sacred thing that a woman should keep from every men in this world. This is the treasure that woman must give to the person that she will marry in the future. Meet Aleria Lewis, the girl who doesn't have any commitments. She had no interest to enter relationship or even having a husband. She's not an open minded person. When the topic is all about sex or any malicious content, she's not comfortable about it. They say, sex is to satisfy and pleasure someone's feeling. But for her, sex is the most disgusting thing that person can do. She can barely think that she will do that sex thingy in the near future. But in just one night, she lost her virginity to the person that she just met once in her life. How come that in just one night, Aleria's virginity would be taken in just one single blow. The one that she protected for a longest time will disappear because of the man she doesn't even know.
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Marcus Aurelius Saavedra was once the kind of man who believed in permanence. He gave himself entirely, recklessly, to one woman-heart, body, soul-never imagining she would leave, much less end up in his brother Gaius's arms. The betrayal gutted him in a way nothing else ever had, and in the years that followed, he built walls no one could climb, not even himself. And then Cruella Cervantes walked in, all sharp edges and unapologetic fire, and looked at him like she wasn't afraid of the wreckage. She didn't want to fix him. She didn't want anything until he offered her the one thing he thought he could still control: his body. No love. No complications. No expectations. But the lines blur faster than he anticipates, and what started as a carefully constructed arrangement spirals into something far more dangerous. Her touch becomes an addiction. And her presence, a reminder that numbness doesn't mean healing.

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