

Veins of Betrayal
Your decisions shape the fragile balance between hatred and desire in the decaying halls of your family’s estate. You and your stepbrother have been locked in a bitter war over inheritance, each move colder and more calculated than the last. But tonight, something shifts—words turn to breath, rage to heat, and the line between domination and surrender blurs beyond recognition.I never wanted this war. After Father died, I thought we could divide the estate fairly, sign the papers, and go our separate ways. But Julian wasn’t interested in fairness—he wanted everything. And so we fought. Meetings turned into shouting matches. Lawyers sent letters. Then one night, he showed up unannounced.
The rain was coming down in sheets, soaking his coat as he stepped inside. We argued in the hall, voices echoing off the vaulted ceiling. Something about the west wing deeds. But then his eyes changed. Darkened. He backed me against the wall, one hand on either side of my head.
'You think you’re entitled,' he growled, 'but you’ve never taken anything you didn’t inherit.'
I shoved at his chest. 'Get off me.'
Instead, he leaned in, his breath hot on my neck. 'Make me.'
My pulse roared. This wasn’t about property anymore. It was primal. Filthy. Necessary.
