Breed Me, My Boss Alpha
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Luna Reyes never planned to fall for her boss. She only wanted a job to help her sick mom and fix her life after everything went wrong. But from the moment she stepped inside Stone Enterprises, she knew nothing about her world would ever be simple again. Alexander Stone is cold, powerful, and impossible to read. He built his empire with blood and ambition, and he doesn’t believe in weakness or love. To everyone, he’s the boss who never smiles. But to Luna, he’s danger that feels too good to resist. What starts as a job turns into something more complicated. Every look, every argument, every secret shared in the dark blurs the line between fear and desire. But Alexander has a past buried deep under his success, and Luna is the one person who might uncover it. As betrayal, jealousy, and hidden deals twist their lives together, Luna begins to see the real man behind the monster. He protects her like she’s his weakness, but he also destroys anyone who gets too close. She tells herself to stay away, but her heart refuses to listen. When love becomes the most forbidden thing in their world of power, lies, and temptation, Luna must decide how much she’s willing to risk for him. Because loving her boss might save her life or ruin it forever. Can you really tame the man everyone fears, or will he end up breaking you instead?
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Chapter: Lies Above The Firethe drive you handed to him?” I said, my voice rising. “The man in the gray suit. I saw you.”Something flickered in his expression. Maybe guilt. Maybe anger. “You saw what you were meant to see.”“That’s not an answer.”“It’s the only one you’ll get until you listen.”He stepped closer, and I backed away until my shoulders hit the wall. My pulse raced. “Listen to what?”“To the truth,” he said. “This company isn’t what you think. And neither am I.”I shook my head. “You lied to me. You used me.”“I saved you,” he said sharply. “More than once.”“Saved me from what?”He didn’t answer. Instead, he looked toward the window. “We don’t have time. They’re coming for both of us now.”“Who’s they?”He glanced back at me, and for the first time, I saw something like fear in his eyes. “The people behind Project Eros. The ones who made this place what it is. They were watching you because they wanted to see if you’d survive.”“Survive what?”“The tests.”My heart stopped. “You’re lying.”He mov
Last Updated: 2025-11-06
Chapter: The Room That Shouldn’t Be ThereThe sound of my heartbeat was the first thing that came back. Loud and uneven, like it was trying to remind me that I was still alive. The air smelled like smoke and dust. My head pounded. I pushed myself up slowly, my fingers brushing over broken glass scattered across the floor.The office was destroyed. Papers fluttered everywhere like ghosts, and a part of the ceiling had fallen. My throat felt dry. I looked around for Alexander, for anyone, but the place was empty. The lights flickered weakly above me, giving the room a red tint that made everything look unreal.The flash drive was gone. My bag too. I pressed my palm to my forehead, trying to remember what happened after the explosion. There had been shouting, a flash of white, and then nothing. My body trembled.I stood and called out softly, “Alexander?”No answer. Just the faint hiss of the broken air vents.The elevator doors were dented shut. The main exit still locked. My only option was the hallway that led to the archives
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Chapter: Shadows in the OfficeThe lights went out so suddenly that the entire floor swallowed itself in darkness. My heart skipped hard in my chest as the sound of Alexander’s voice cut off somewhere behind me. One second he was right there, the next I was standing in the middle of the office, alone, surrounded by the hum of machines that had just died.I reached for my phone but the signal was gone. The emergency lights didn’t turn on. The silence was too thick, too strange, like the whole building was holding its breath. I called his name again but only the echo of my own voice came back. My fingers brushed the wall as I tried to move forward, half terrified, half trying to convince myself that it was just a power cut. But deep down, I knew it wasn’t.The elevators had shut down. The hallway stretched long and cold. Somewhere in the distance, I thought I heard footsteps. Slow. Careful. Not his. My pulse raced faster. I hid behind a desk, my breath shaking, trying to listen. The sound faded, then came back, close
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Chapter: The Confrontation The door slammed behind him so hard the glass trembled.I stood there frozen, heart racing, staring at the space he’d left. The silence that followed was louder than any shout.Then I heard it — voices down the hall. Angry ones. Alexander’s.I shouldn’t move. He told me to stay put. But the words from the security chief echoed in my head. A source inside the company. Someone close to him.And somehow, it was about me too.Before I could talk myself out of it, I slipped out of the office. The hallway lights felt blinding. Every step sounded too loud.When I reached the conference room, the door was half open. Alexander stood inside, facing three executives I barely recognized. His shoulders were tense, his tone calm but dangerous.“You think you can humiliate me and hide behind an alias?” His voice sent chills down my spine.One of the men tried to protest. “We didn’t leak anything—”“Then explain this.” He tossed a printed page onto the table. Even from where I stood, I saw the headli
Last Updated: 2025-11-03
Chapter: Breaking PointI should have known something was wrong the moment I stepped into the building.People were whispering in clusters near the elevators, eyes darting away the second they saw me. The usual morning buzz was still there, but it felt different. Thicker. Heavier.Then my phone started vibrating like crazy.Three missed calls from HR. Two messages from Mia, my only friend here.And one link.I opened it without thinking.The air left my lungs.There it was. A photo of me and Alexander. From yesterday. I was standing close to him in the hallway, handing him some documents, but the angle made it look like something else. My head tilted up toward him, his hand hovering near my shoulder, his face close enough to mine that it looked like he was about to—I locked my screen before finishing that thought. My pulse thundered in my ears.Another message buzzed in.“It’s everywhere, Luna. Don’t go online.”Too late.Every site, every gossip feed had the same headline.“Billionaire CEO Alexander Stone
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Chapter: The Test BeginsMy phone buzzed before I even opened my eyes.One glance at the screen and my stomach dropped.Be ready tomorrow. I’m testing you.I sat up too fast, heart racing, hands shaking. My mind spun. What did that even mean? Was it about the work? Or was it about him?Alexander Stone. The man who had me so tangled up I didn’t even know which way was up. He could make me nervous with a look, make my pulse spike with a single word, and now he was sending me cryptic messages like some kind of twisted game master.I shoved the blanket off, telling myself I could handle this. I had to. He wasn’t just my boss. He was a storm, and I’d already stepped into it. Turning back wasn’t an option.At the office, the elevator ride felt like it lasted an hour. Every reflection in the metal doors showed me a girl who was terrified but trying so hard to act confident. Luna, professional. Luna, competent. Luna, untouchable.Except I wasn’t. Not when he was around.When I walked into his office, he was there bef
Last Updated: 2025-11-03
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