[Warning: Mature Content, R18+] [Detailed Smut] [Strictly for Adults Only]
Mixed POV: 3rd & 1st POV

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SONG TITLE: 
1. Claim Me - Shiroi Nami (Claim Me Captain! I'm Addicted to You!)
2. Found My Home - Shiroi Nami (Claim Me Captain! I'm Addicted to You!)

Georgia Lewis had a carefully planned future. Her longtime billionaire boyfriend proposed marriage, promising protection and financial freedom. 

But everything was shattered in an instant.

Her brother’s tragic death at sea was initially pinned on a disgraced ship captain. Then, the case was closed and declared a drunken accident, but the wounds never healed on either side. 

Georgia was left to pick up the pieces: Left with an orphaned niece, a dying family business, and dealing with the angry people whom her father and brother owed money that was used to revive their agency… in fear. 

To make things worse, she was pushed overboard into the midnight sea before her wedding. Thought dead by everyone on the ship, she survives... barely... only to be rescued by the last man she ever wanted to see again—

Captain Nicholas Knight, the man once accused of her brother’s murder.

Georgia is forced to trust Nick as she recovers. He is intense, stoic, and shockingly kind—nothing like the killer she imagined.

As the days pass, she learns more about who Nicholas really was, but Georgia remains haunted by betrayal and secrets.

Nick risks his life for her, and despite his hunger for her, he vowed to protect her, not use her. He teaches her how to fight, how to survive—and how to trust again.

Determined to protect Georgia, Nick finally steps into his destiny. But enemies are everywhere. 

As passion and danger collide, Georgia and Nick must fight for their future, outsmart powerful enemies, and uncover a murderous conspiracy hiding in plain sight.

But revenge comes at a price, and so does love.

Yet the more she resists him, the more addicted she becomes.

And when the world wants to silence her… 

He’s the only one who’ll burn it down to save her.

Excerpt:
“Goddammit, wake up! Don’t you dare die on me! I swear, if you make me regret jumping from that fucking moving ship—!”

Her lashes fluttered, blurred by seawater and tears.

“Are you awake?” the voice came again. He was closer now, his breath warm against her cheek. “Can you hear me?!”

“I’m begging you… Don’t tell anyone you found me…  Someone tried to kill me…”

His brows furrowed. “What…? Were you pushed overboard?”

Georgia barely managed to nod. But her body had had enough.

“Yes…”

Then the memories crashed back. Salt water, freezing winds, her body going numb in the ocean…

“Don’t come any closer!” she hissed. "I swear to God, I’ll scream if you come one step closer, you pervert!”

“I know you...”

Nick stiffened. “What now?”

“You murdering son of a bitch!” she roared.

Georgia grabbed the nearest pillow and hurled it at him.

“What the hell? Are you insane?!” he barked, dodging the pillow. 

“You’re Nicholas Knight! You killed my brother!”

Seeing her trembling, he lifted her effortlessly.

“Let go of me!” she shrieked, squirming violently.

“Stop—shit!” Nick lost his balance. 

“Maniac!” she declared.

That’s when he felt it. Something soft. Plush.

His head dropped like a guillotine blade, fast and sharp. His eyes locked on his right hand, which was currently cupping her like he was holding a fragile fruit from the gods.

His soul left his body. But his body betrayed him. He was as hard as rock in an instant…

Eyes bulging, jaw dropping, Nick choked on a curse. “Fuck.”

Too bad he whispered it directly into Georgia’s face.

Georgia's knee rocketed upward like a heat-seeking missile.

“How dare you touch me, you Captain Pervert! Murderer!” she hissed like a vengeful sea witch.

Nick wheezed in pain, clutching his groin. “I saved your life…”

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Even though Mom had beaten me with her designer bag like it was a weapon of mass destruction, I couldn't deny it—it was a damn good reunion. Being here with her and Vicky reminded me of what I always missed when I was out at sea. 


Sure, I'd made a habit of calling them while sailing, but a video call never came close to this chaos, this warmth.


Mom was practically glowing when I told her I wouldn't be sailing anymore. She hugged me, comforted me about losing my license, and then, because she's my mom, immediately switched gears and started worrying about me stepping into management again.


I haven't told my father. Everyone thinks I'll be working in the office, and technically, I've let them think that, because deep down, I know he won't reject my request. 


Chapter 127 - Dinner With Dad (1)