Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Aurora was left alone in the room. Quietly, she gathered the documents Tina had brought earlier. These papers

recorded her illustrious past-her achievements, the company she founded, and the numerous international

design awards she had won under the pseudonym "DO." She couldn't help but question herself: Was she really

this remarkable?

After putting everything away, she stepped out of the room. No matter what, the matter had been resolved, and

the weight on her heart lifted. Now, only one thought consumed her mind-she needed to find Julian to get

answers. How could he possibly be the father of her child?

It felt as if she had been secretly in love with someone, hesitating over whether to let herself fall deeper, only to

suddenly be told that this very person was her fiancé. It was as if a fiancé had fallen from the sky, skipping the

boyfriend stage entirely, and was now the father of her child. The mix of surprise and joy left her in a daze.

As she walked out of the hotel, she saw him standing by the entrance. Tall and poised, his warm smile was as

radiant as the rising sun.

"You... are you really the father of my child?" she stammered, her mind blank as the very person she had been

thinking about appeared before her.

"Who else could it be?" Julian spread his arms wide.

Aurora couldn't hold back her emotions any longer. She ran toward him, and Julian caught her in a full embrace.

"Little Bunny, welcback," Julian said, holding her tightly. He had waited so long for this moment.

Every the got close to her, he had to fight the urge to kiss or hold her. But with her memory lost, he didn't

dare, fearing she might think he was taking advantage of her.

Sunlight poured over them as Aurora hesitantly returned his embrace. Everything felt like a dream to her.

"Why didn't you tellearlier? You made me..." Aurora trailed off. She had been conflicted for so long, denying

her feelings for him, afraid of falling for someone else and betraying the father of her child. Who would have

thought that he was the father all along?

"What did | make you do?" Julian tilted her chin up. Aurora's face had grown fuller than Jefore, iter orice

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"You madelike you but too scared to admit it. | kept telling myself | had to wait for my child's father-I couldn't

fall for someone else. Do you know how torn | was?" She punched his chest in frustration.

"Forgive me, Little Bunny. After you were injected with FT2, Mr. Elderstone cto see me. He toldyou two

had made a bet. To honor that bet, | made an agreement with him. | couldn't reveal my identity to you."

"So, all of this was your plan?"

"Yes," Julian admitted with a sly smile. "When | learned about the conditions for your competition with for the

family head position, | cup with this strategy to lure you in.

I've been based in Clothville for years, and no one knows that Radiant Horizons-my company-is behind me.

Radiant Horizons and R Company have always been rivals.

If Radiant Horizons publicly intervened, Mr. Elderstone wouldn't suspect anything. After all, who would suspect

their competitor?

| coordinated with my family to invest in a new project and leaked the information. As expected, Mr. Elderstone

took the bait.

But | never told you my identity, and you ctoon your own. So, technically, | didn't break the bet, right?"

"You sly fox! Was that 'coincidental' meeting at the cake shop part of your plan too?" Aurora was impressed by

his cunning but couldn't deny his brilliance.

Julian rubbed his nose against hers playfully. "Heaven knows that was an accident. | didn't know you'd be there.

You used to love the cakes at that shop, and after you left, I'd occasionally go there to buy your favorite ones.

That day, as | was leaving, you bumped into me.

Do you know how fast my heart was racing? The person | loved was right in front of me, yet | had to restrain

myself from holding you.

When you walked away, treatinglike a stranger, | felt both joy and sorrow. Joy because fate allowed us to

meet again, sorrow because you forgot me. | remembered you, but | couldn't say a word.

When the rain started pouring, | noticed the cake shop was a bit far from the parking lot. So, | went to a nearby

convenience store to buy an umbrella."

"No wonder | thought you were such a kind person at the time. So, all those likes and dislikes you told me

about... they weren't yours?"

"They were yours."

Aurora punched his chest again. "I knew it! | thought it was odd that a grown man would like strawberry flavors

and share the sfavorite movie star as me. You're too cunning."

She couldn't deny it though-learning about his "shared" preferences had drawn her closer to him, giving them

endless topics to discuss. Coupled with his natural warmth and gentlemanly demeanor, she had unknowingly

fallen into his gentle trap.

"I didn't like sweets before, but I've grown to enjoy them. By the way, the cake you made forthat night-I

loved it," Julian said sincerely.

"I'm glad. | can make it for you more often," Aurora replied. She finally understood why

she had always felt so familiar with him-they had been lovers all along.

"Little Bunny, let's go home," Julian said, extending his hand to her. Aurora obediently placed her hand in his.

"Okay, let's go home."

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The moment their hands intertwined, Julian felt a sweetness and fulfillment unlike any other. His Little Bunny had

finally returned to him.

Now that she understood everything, Aurora no longer felt awkward about their intimacy. After all, he was her

fiancé.

Just like before, Julian leaned over to buckle her seatbelt. His breath brushed against her ear, making her ears

heat up and her cheeks flush red.

Julian hadn't intended anything inappropriate, but when he saw her blushing face, he couldn't resist leaning

closer.

Aurora's heart raced as he approached, but she didn't pull away. Their lips met.

This was no peck on the forehead like the goodnight kisses he used to give her. This

was a real kiss, full of warmth and emotion. She could feel his breath, his presence, his

love.

Her heart was in chaos.

For days, Julian had restrained his desire to kiss her, and now, at last, he could. But that one kiss only made him

want more.

"Little Bunny, let's go hquickly, okay?" he whispered, his eyes burning with unspoken intent.

Aurora understood. Her face turned even redder. Thinking of the dreams she'd had about him, she didn't refuse.

"Okay."

Julian had only one thought in his mind-to go home.

The car stopped at the apartment Aurora had visited before. "This is our home?" she

asked.

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