LOGINDaniel__
I pulled up to a small apartment building in my sleek black Escalade. It was quiet and a bit cold. Heaven had texted me her address after our call, her voice still echoing in my mind—soft, a little breathless, like she was trying to play it cool but failing adorably. I'd lost my wallet at that upscale restaurant, Mosaic Cuisine, but honestly, I left it there intentionally. She was too stunning for me to overlook: long dark hair falling over her shoulders and those wide blue eyes that sparkled with innocence. Her uniform hugged her curves just right, rev the soft, full breasts and rounded hips. I couldn't stop imagining my hands spanking that round ass.
She stepped out the front door, looking even more alluring in casual jeans and a white cropped top that did nothing to hide her figure. My driver went out to open the passenger door for her. “Thank you, Heaven. Thanks again for calling about the wallet.'
She slid into the seat, her scent—something floral and vanilla—filling the car instantly. She handed it over, her fingers brushing mine, sending a jolt straight to my groin. Fuck, she was gorgeous up close, her lips full and slightly parted as she smiled shyly.
The car was quiet for some moments, and I tried to say something—at least I tried to—I am not the type that talks. She was nervous, but there was a spark between us. I couldn't resist glancing at her legs, crossed tightly, or the way her chest rose and fell with each breath.
Before I knew it, she leaned in to kiss me. I couldn’t resist—I don’t kiss people, but her lips felt different, and I couldn’t pull away. Our lips met, soft at first, then hungry. I cupped the back of her head, threading my fingers through her hair, and she responded, her mouth opening under mine. My tongue slipped in, tasting her sweetness, and she moaned—a low, needy sound that made my cock twitch and harden in my pants. I sucked on her lower lip, nipping gently, and she pressed closer, her body arching toward me.
God, I want her so bad. I wanted to pull her top, expose those hard nipples I'd bet were straining against her bra right now, put them into my mouth and suck while my hand slid between her thighs to feel how wet her pussy was for me.I imagined pulling her to sit on me, spreading her legs wide, and thrusting my thick cock deep inside her tight heat, making her scream my name as I fucked her hard and relentlessly.But then she pulled back, her eyes wide with confusion mirroring my own. Her hand lingered on my neck for a second, warm and trembling, before she let go. 'I... I can't do this,' she whispered, her voice shaky.
“Heaven?” Disappointment flooded me. What the hell? One minute she was melting into the kiss, the next she was bolting. Did I push too far? She was breathing hard, cheeks flushed, and I could see the conflict in her eyes—desire fighting with fear.
She shook her head. “I need to go.”
Before I could stop her, she was out the door, running into the cold night air. My heart started pounding not just from worrying but from the interrupted moment. What had scared her? I sat there, engine humming, staring at her retreating figure, my body still aching with unspent need. This woman is a mystery, and damn, I am determined to unravel her.
I tried running after her, but I couldn’t; I signaled my driver to take me home. I arrived at my penthouse, tossed my keys on the counter, and headed straight to the bathroom.
The steam from the hot shower was hitting my skin, but it was her image that consumed my thoughts—those full lips, the sway of her hips as she walked away. My cock ached, rigid and insistent under the flowing water, begging for release. I leaned against the cool marble wall, one hand on the wall and the other hand sliding down my chest, tracing the ridges of my abs until my fingers wrapped around the thick shaft.
I stroked slowly at first, imagining her kneeling before me, her tongue flicking out to taste my pre-cum at the tip. “Fuck,” I groaned, pumping harder, the water pounding against my back like her nails digging in during a steady fuck. Her breasts would bounce as she rides me, pussy clenching tight around my length, milking every drop. My breath hitched, hips bucking into my fist, the fantasy building until I couldn't hold back—cum spurted out, mixing with the shower spray, but it wasn’t enough. I need her, real and beneath me, screaming my name as I pound into her ass, giving her the best doggy of her life, tongue-fucking her wet pussy.
***
The next day, I hit the gym, pushing my body to exhaustion. Punching the bag, sweat dripping, I tried to pound her out of my system, but every time I paused to catch my breath, there she was, lingering in my head.
Later, I met clients at the office talking deals and buried myself with work. The conference room, filled with expensive suits and sleek laptops, buzzed with numbers and projections. After the meetings, I retreated to my penthouse. It was quiet, peaceful—almost too still. There was always that moment of reflection when I could almost hear the weight of everything I had accomplished, yet I still sometimes feel lonely, and there it was again, her images popping into my head.
Dinner was quiet, with a private chef preparing the finest delicacies, but even as I ate, my mind was elsewhere. “Why can’t I get her out of my head?”
By the time the night came down, I picked up my phone to text Cassie: Mable Tower Hotel. 10pm. Wear something sexy.
As 10pm rolled around, Cassie got to the hotel, and I told the security to let her in the suite.
Cassie walked in majestically like she owned the building; she was wearing a jacket with lingerie beneath it, and she pulled the jacket, and I could see everything. I yanked the bra down, exposing those perfect tits, and latched onto one with my mouth, sucking hard while my hand squeezed the other.
“Fuck, yes,” she moaned, her free hand sliding down to grip my cock, stroking it roughly and steadily from tip to base. I bit down on her nipple, then spun her around, pressing her chest to the wall. My hands roamed her body, one dipping between her legs to rub her clit through the thong. She pushed her ass against me, ass grinding into my hardness, fingers into her pussy, and she moaned out loud.
“Yes, Heaven, moan for me.” Forgetting whose pussy I was fingering, Cassie snapped, “Heaven? Who the hell is Heaven?”
The air snapped.
She pulled back sharply, eyes flashing, confusion turning to anger in a heartbeat. I pulled away from her to get a cup of water from the refrigerator.
“Daniel, I’m sorry for getting mad about something so silly; let’s just continue from where we stopped.”
I rubbed my temples, feeling a headache brewing. "Cassie, I don't even know what's going on right now," I said, my voice low and harsh. "You reacted over nothing, and now you're apologizing because you don't want me to be mad?”
“I don’t want us to stop.” Cassie pleaded, walking close to me.
“Just go home." The words came out harsher than I meant, but I need space to understand what’s going on.
Heaven__Amanda stood, already tapping something into her phone. “We’re behind schedule. Shoes.”“Behind schedule for what?” I asked.She didn’t look up. “For everything.”“Everything? The wedding is in two days… right?”She didn’t respond.The shoe room was smaller but also more intimidating.Glass shelves. Spotlights. Rows of heels.Vivian gestured elegantly. “We selected options based on the gowns.”“Of course you did,” Faye whispered beside me. “Because apparently Daniel.”That again.I sat down, letting Vivian slip the first pair onto my feet—delicate, ivory heels with tiny straps.I stood.Wobbling.Faye grabbed my arm. “Okay, maybe not this. We need you alive for the wedding to happen.”Amanda glanced up. “You’ll learn.”“I have two days,” I said flatly.“You have less,” she corrected.I’m stunned. I’m completely at a loss for words. “What do you mean by less?”She didn’t respond; I swallow whatever I am about to say. I thought she is the nice one, but I guess spending time wit
Heaven__The next day came too fast.I barely slept, my brain replaying everything from how I met Daniel to our kiss in the car and now our wedding in three days.“Wake up, our bride-to-be!” Faye’s voice blasted through the room louder than an alarm. I groaned into my pillow, pulling the blanket over my head. “Shut up, Faye!! I have a migraine and I’m still sleeping.”She yanked the blanket off me anyway. “Up, up, we have a million-dollar dress to try on today.”That statement made my migraine worse. Why wear a million-dollar dress to a fake wedding?***By 1:45 PM, we were standing in front of Berta Bridal with a cup of black coffee. Faye keeps saying it will make me feel better before we get to our destination, and I swear my soul keeps leaving my body as we are standing outside waiting for Amanda and I don’t feel better.This place is screaming money.Glass doors. Soft lighting. Dresses that looks like they belonged in a museum instead of on actual human beings.Faye grabbed my ar
Heaven___Daniel leaned back in his chair, a weird smirk spreading across his face as he was about to toss out the condition from that crazy head of his. "The condition is you work for me at my company. Part-time, flexible hours around your school schedule."I felt a crazy spark of frustration. I already juggle school and the restaurant; why on earth would he want me to work for him also? "I already work at the restaurant, and I'm in school full-time. How on earth do you expect me to work for you too?" I asked, trying to keep my tone even.Daniel looked straight into my eyes. "You'd be working for me if you still want to work at the restaurant; that will be your choice, and working for me will be worth your while—I'll pay for your school fees and your friend’s, and you still get a paycheck. Plus, it'll be... enlightening."I narrowed my eyes, unsure if he was mocking me. "What's the role, and how many hours?""We will talk about that later. Do you want a check or the money sent direct
Heaven___The message was delivered instantly.No reply.I dropped the phone on the couch beside me like I was scared of what would pop out of my screen.“He hasn’t even seen it yet,” Faye said, though her voice sounded scared. She began pacing in the room, which was giving me anxiety. “Billionaires don’t respond to texts immediately, so can you stop pacing? You are freaking me out.”Minutes passed by. My phone still hadn’t beeped, and my laptop screen was still fixed on the scholarship page, fingers tempted to click on the apply button.My phone finally beeped. A new text from Daniel Reddington: “I will reach out to you soon.”I instantly forgot to breathe for a couple of seconds. “What did he say?” "Heaven?" she asked, still pacing in the room. An hour later, a call came in from Daniel. “Hello?”Silence. Then his voice came in low. Intimidating. Controlling.“Heaven,” Daniel said, like he had been waiting for this moment all day. My voice failed me; I slipped from the couch to th
Daniel___Her hand landed on my face. Sound and humiliating. My head jerked slightly from the shock and surprise. I didn’t react; for a couple of seconds the cafe went silent. I sat there while everyone in the cafe whispered to one another. I looked straight into her eyes. She was terrified of herself; her fingers were trembling like she had just committed a crime and was fighting with herself. Her eyes were glassy, people were staring, and phones were already up. Before I could even say a word, she ran out of the cafe. I think I crossed a line I didn’t even know existed at all.My security team moved in immediately, ready to intervene.“Sir, are you okay?”“Do you want us to—“I raised my hand. “Let her go.” I left the cafe, the cool air hitting me. My cheek wasn’t hurting anymore, but it was red. I couldn’t stop thinking about her. The drive back to my penthouse wasn’t really quiet, my phone buzzing nonstop with messages from my PR team, lawyers, and board members, all telling me
Heaven____I didn’t stop walking until the city blurred out in my eyes. My palm hurts from slapping him; I can’t believe I slapped him. I slapped Daniel Reddington. I was standing at the edge of the sidewalk, holding my jacket like my life depended on it. I hailed a taxi and pulled out my phone, but I couldn’t muster the energy to type; I don’t even remember what I was looking for in my phone. My body was shaking, and my heart wouldn’t stop aching. The cold evening breeze was hitting me like a mother would whop her kid, and my hand won’t stop burning.I hailed a taxi again, and a yellow car appeared almost immediately. “Finally,” I said. I climbed into the back seat, sinking into it like it was meant for me. The driver glanced at me in the rearview mirror, but I couldn’t look at him. I mumbled my address and closed my eyes for a while, hoping to feel better. When I opened my eyes, I was already in my neighborhood. I paid the driver, not bothering with the change, and stepped out into







