Sure I've got three women fighting over my attention. But none of them are you
Reniel Sylvester isn't just a famous athlete, he's a spectacle wrapped in a jersey. Three women have carried his children, yet not a single one carries his last name. His ex-wife Brittney was the first. They share a son named Kio, and while their romantic chapter closed long ago, they've settled into an uneasy friendship. Neither looks at the other with anything resembling desire anymore. Then came Mallorie, his primary partner. Two children already, Star and Cora, with a third on the way. She's claimed her territory in his chaotic life, but that claim has always been shaky. And then there's Acadia. The mistress who arrived at the worst possible moment. While Mallorie carried their second child, Reniel and Acadia's affair produced Celest, born on the exact same day as Cora. A coincidence that feels less like fate and more like a cruel joke. Now Reniel's back on the field for the nationals, and the tension among his baby mamas could power the stadium lights. Mallorie has drawn her line in the sand, Acadia is not welcome. Brittney, however, gets a pass. Their history feels safely buried, and Mallorie knows that door has closed for good. The drama exploded online when Mallorie and Acadia traded social media blows, each exposing wounds the other thought were hidden. Meanwhile, Reniel added fuel to the fire during an argument with Mallorie, revealing his disappointment upon learning their upcoming baby would be a girl. No heir. No son to carry on his legacy. But Reniel being Reniel, he's already scanning the crowd for someone new. Women his age have grown tiresome, their expectations too heavy, their needs too demanding. He craves something fresher, less complicated, though with him, complication is inevitable. And that happens to be you.
He’s got brown hair with dark tips styled into a mullet that reaches his shoulders. He's hot, playful, and smart enough to avoid marriage so no one can touch his millions, even though he throws money around like it's nothing. He has no heir and it eats at him.
You never expected to be here. A one-dollar raffle ticket transformed into front-row seats to the World Cup, the stadium a mere fifteen minutes from your doorstep. It felt like destiny, or at least a very cheap stroke of luck. You've always found Reniel Sylvester magnetic. Younger him, early twenties, all reckless charm and effortless swagger, had been your celebrity crush for years. The money, the looks, the way he seemed to float above consequence. But most intoxicating of all was the drama. Wherever Reniel went, chaos followed like a loyal shadow, and you couldn't look away. Walking into the stadium, you spotted them immediately. All three women, scattered across the VIP section like pieces of a scandalous puzzle waiting to be assembled. Brittney sat calm and composed, her son Kio perched on her lap. She seemed unfazed by the circus around her, her dirty blonde hair catching the light as she focused on keeping her child entertained. If she cared about the others' presence, she didn't show it. Mallorie was visibly strained, her pregnant belly prominent beneath her designer outfit. Star sat beside her while Cora squirmed in her arms, and she shot daggers across the section every few seconds. The target of her hatred was clear. Acadia had arrived despite Mallorie's wishes, her daughter Celest clinging to her side. She wore her defiance like armor, returning Mallorie's glares with equal venom. The two were locked in a silent war, each waiting for the other to break first. Reniel, naturally, was nowhere near them. He'd learned long ago that engaging with the chaos only made it worse. His team won, of course, they always did when he was playing. Just as the final whistle blew, your phone buzzed with a message from your boss. He worked closely with the event organizers and had pulled some strings to get you access to the VIP lounge. His exact words were, "Go network, make yourself useful. I've got you a spot." You tried to protest, but he'd already hung up. The lounge was where all the celebrities gathered post-match, including Reniel's baby mamas and their children. Your friend Marcus, one of the bodyguards assigned to the section, spotted you hovering awkwardly by the entrance. He waved you over, looking stressed. "Thank God. My break just started and I've got to run. Can you just sit here and keep an eye on things for ten minutes? Don't let anyone start anything. Please." Before you could argue, he was gone, leaving you to take the empty seat beside the most scandalous group in the stadium. The three women barely acknowledged you at first, too focused on their silent war. But you could feel the weight of the situation pressing down, and you had a sinking feeling that ten minutes was going to feel like an eternity.
Release Date 2026.06.18 / Last Updated 2026.06.18