Chapter 1
Aiden
“Aiden, can you please take out the trash?”
Huh? I pulled my...


This story contains themes of: homophobia, miscarriage, stalker, explicit imagery
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Aiden Harper is a young high school senior who's been surfing the dark web and uploading dirty videos about himself. He met a girl, named Helen and has been chatting with her online for months. At a later stage, they began video calling till he accidentally showed Helen his face. He is later confronted by Helena De Sierra and Mason De Sierra, husband and wife, and Blackstone's most sinister mafia bosses. Helena reveals that she has been Helen all along and so she gives Aiden an offer. To work with them as their garden boy. Aiden agrees to it, knowing full well what the woman's intentions are with him. He couldn't help it. He was infatuated with her. In the beginning, it was meant to be just a business deal. He had no idea he'd be falling in love...
Aiden
“Aiden, can you please take out the trash?”
Huh? I pulled my...
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Danielle_Anderson: Garian’s folded arms and the anger he does not bother to hide from Tria caught my attention more than the rejection itself. He stands near the platform steps like a man watching a preventable disaster, and his insistence that the council has not agreed to exile suggests Delvan’s decree is not as abs...
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