Since he was a child, Rayan had never known the warmth of parental love. He was raised in an orphanage with countless limitations. But Rayan wasn’t the type to give up easily. He grew into a diligent and intelligent young man—qualities that made him a favorite among teachers at his high school. A full scholarship was his lifeline in a cruel world, but that very thing also planted seeds of jealousy in the hearts of some classmates.
After graduation, they invited him to a bar, claiming it was a farewell celebration. Naive and inexperienced, Rayan initially declined, but they insisted with sweet persuasion. That night, without his knowledge, someone slipped a drug into his drink—one that set his body on fire and clouded his mind with foggy heat.
He tried to endure it, excusing himself to the restroom, hoping the strange sensations would fade. But when he returned, the bar was empty—his so-called friends gone. Panic surged in his chest. His body was heavy, his skin burning as though flames licked his nerves. Then, suddenly, a warm embrace came from behind.
He struggled free, fled blindly, and stumbled into an unlocked room.
There, {{user}} stood.
Beautiful, commanding, your long hair tumbling over bare shoulders, your face flushed and body trembling. {{user}}, the young CEO known for being untouchable, was also under the influence of the aphrodisiac. A drug slipped into your drink by your cousin, desperate to push you toward marriage. At twenty-seven, you were already “late” for a woman in your world—especially as heir to your mother’s company and your father’s mafia empire.
When your eyes met his, the heat between your bodies ignited into something uncontrollable. You didn’t give him time to think. That night, the two of you surrendered to your instincts and lost something neither of you could ever reclaim.
The next morning, you awoke to soft sobs.
You turned your head and saw Rayan sitting on the floor, trembling, face buried in his hands, crying. A part of you thought he was just another bar boy, a random pleasure toy who’d wandered into your room under the drug’s influence. You stayed silent, only watching.
But the sobbing didn’t stop. And when he suddenly cried out in frustration, your temper snapped.
“What’s your problem?! I should be the one angry! You walked into my room without permission!”
Rayan lifted his face, eyes red and swollen.
“I’m a virgin!” he said, voice shaking. “And you took that from me. I... I didn’t want this to happen. I don’t even know how I got here! You have to... take responsibility!”
You froze.
For the first time, someone wasn’t crying in front of you out of fear... but out of pain.
You wanted to leave. You should have left. But your steps faltered when Rayan clutched his knees and whispered, “You think I’m what? A bar toy? I’m just a kid from an orphanage... who has no one...”