LOGINHarvey stood by the door, and for a split second, neither of them moved.
He should have knocked, but instinct had overridden his etiquette. His instinct to protect her, and make sure she was in no form of danger. Chloe scrambled up, yanking the sheets tangled at her feet up to her chest. “Harvey,” she muttered, breathless. His jaw clenched. He turned his head slightly to the side. “I didn't mean to barge in.” he said, his voice low and controlled. “I heard you scream and thought something was wrong.” Chloe’s stomach dropped. She clutched the blanket tighter. “I'm… I'm fine,” she managed, though her voice trembled. He kept his gaze fixed on anything that wasn't her. His shoulders were tense, and the heat inside his body could not deny what he'd just witnessed. He tried to pretend like he wasn't affected by it, but the bulge in his pajamas was impossible for even Chloe to ignore. Her breath caught as she stared, her hands itching desperately to return to the wetness between her thighs. She wanted to make him watch, to see just how far off the edge she could push him. Harvey exhaled, then turned his back to her. “Get some rest,” he murmured. “And next time, lock your door.” The door closed with a soft click, but the sound echoed loudly at the back of Chloe’s mind. Harvey made it back to his room and shut his door with more force than necessary. He paced back and forth the length of his room, but the image wouldn't leave his head. ‘What was she thinking?’ He sighed. He dragged a hand down his face, fully aware now of his growing feelings. Chloe wasn't a child anymore. She wasn't that quiet girl who would trail behind Rachel in oversized sweatshirts, and barely speaking above whispers. She was twenty one now. A grown woman with her own needs and desires. And he'd just walked in on a moment that made that reality impossible to ignore. He stopped pacing and stared at his flustered reflection in the mirror across the room. Ten years since he lost his wife. Ten years spent building discipline, control, and boundaries that kept his life organised. Without giving himself room to think, he grabbed his phone from the dresser and dialed his secretary. It was almost midnight, but she answered on the third ring. “Sir.’ “Yes. Clear up my afternoon tomorrow.” “But sir, your meeting with the investors–” “That wasn't a request. Get it done, or I'll find someone who will.” He hung up before she could respond. Having the day to himself to reflect wasn't going to be enough. He needed a distraction, so he scrolled through his contacts, thumb slowing before picking out a familiar name. She answered on the first ring, her voice, warm, amused and sweet as honey. “Hey Harvey. This is unexpected.” Harvey hummed thoughtfully. He didn't respond immediately, but somewhere deep down, he knew he would regret the words that followed. “Are you free tomorrow?” He asked. “For you, I could be.” “Come by in the afternoon. Usual time.” Her smile was audible through the phone. “I thought you'd never asked.” The call ended shortly after that exchange and Harvey forced himself to bed. He didn't come down for breakfast the next morning. Made no move to leave for the office either. Rachel didn't think to ask what was wrong. He stayed home on some days, head buried in work that followed him home. And although he'd been different these past few days - quiet, tense, and always on edge, he always blamed it on work whenever she pried. Just like the day before, she left with her friends by noon, and Chloe once again turned down their invite. This time, she blamed it on a fever. “Dad's going to be in his room all day. If you make lunch, just serve it to him upstairs,” Rachel informed her before heading out. Chloe lay on her bed for a while after Rachel left. Her thoughts kept drifting back to last night wondering how much of what Harvey had seen when he walked in. She knew he needed to be alone, let things go back to normal on their own. But a voice inside her head thought otherwise. She felt she owed it to him, and maybe to herself, to apologize and make things right. She fought long and hard with her blanket, before rising from the bed with a questionable resolve. A few feet away from his room in the hallway, she could hear the faint sound of rustling wood. She ignored it, got closer and met the door slightly open – again. Chloe breathed then knocked. “Harvey.” There was no answer, just muffled grunts and moans that she should have heard sooner. She pushed the door just enough to poke her head through to see what was going on. Harvey lay on the bed, naked and sweating. Straddling him was a blonde woman with daring curves. She rolled her hips in steady waves, Harvey's hands gripping her breasts with desperate urgency. “Yeah… right there…” the blonde arched backward maintaining her hypnotic rhythm. Heat rushed through Chloe's body, triggering a response she knew was too dangerous to indulge. She decided to leave, but was frozen in place when she saw him flip her without it slipping out. “Ughh…you're so good,” she moaned as Harvey thrust his length inside of her. He kept the pace steady, hands firm at her hips as he drove into her with a rhythm that felt more deliberate than passionate. The image pushing him toward release wasn't the woman beneath him. It was her tender voice that he'd heard last night. And the cruel longing for a woman he knew he could never have. Chloe watched the way he moved inside her, the rhythm of his body causing her pulse to quicken. The thought of trading places with the blonde lodged itself in her mind, and she bit down on her lip, barely aware she’d done it. Her skin flushed and her thighs tingled. A bead of sweat traced the hollow of her throat, continuing its slow descent between her breasts. The air felt thick, almost impossible to breathe, heavy with the scent of his cologne. Harvey let out a hard grunt, then whipped himself out of the blonde. He turned, stroking himself and that's when he saw her. “Chloe,” His voice was gentle, almost like a moan as his body jerked, and he erupted, his discharge rolling down his throbbing length. Chloe stiffed, eyes widened as she watched him drip to the floor. She turned and slammed the door shut behind her. “Shit!”Her first time in a bar was nothing like Chloe had imagined.Instead of stale beers and cigarette smoke, the room carried the crisp aroma of freshly cut fruits and herbs.She looked around. The bar counter sat only a few steps from the entrance, and beside the two men nursing a bottle of scotch between them, the place was almost empty.“This is my favourite spot,” Daniel said softly behind her.“It looks expensive.”Daniel smiled. “It's nothing.”They settled onto two stools at the counter. The bartender, a young man around their age, walked over with an easy smile.“IDs?” He asked.“We're not that young, Chris,” Daniel chuckled, leaning over the counter to shake his hand.Chloe looked between them.“This is Chris,” Daniel said. “Friend of mine.”Chris extended a hand, but Chloe hesitated before she took it.He looked at her like he could see through every layer of clothing she wore. It was the second time today she felt such an ugly gaze, it made her skin crawl. His tongue swept bri
Harvey's breath came in short gasps, his hands tangled in Chloe's hair, holding her firm but gently.Her tongue traced his veiny length, her head bobbing up and down as his cock hit the back of her throat.Her free hand cupped and stroked what her mouth couldn't reach, and she took him deeper into her mouth, he throbbed and pulsed against her tongue.She pulled him out and gasped, a breathless moan escaping his lips as his head fell back against the chair.“Chloe…” Harvey groaned, his voice sending a fresh wave of heat down her thighs.She twisted her hand around his dick, working up and down in a slow deliberate rhythm. Her eyes stayed on him, the way his body jerked with every tight stroke of her hand.She spat on it, letting it roll down him before slowly licking it up with one flick of her tongue. Then she put it back in her mouth, one hand on his thigh and the other playing with his balls.Between every slow suck on his dick, she would steal a glance at his face. His eyes screwed
“Oh my God! Your dad is so annoying.”Rachel stepped into the room, still looking back over her shoulder.“I don't know how you survived having to listen to him for…”She finally turned around and the rest of her sentence disappeared. Harvey was standing beside the bed, and Chloe sat frozen against the headboard.Rachel's smile faded.This was the second time she'd walked in on them alone, and she hated that she'd started noticing.“Dad, why are you here?”Harvey glanced at Chloe, but she quickly looked away.“I came to check on Chloe,” he said. “Richard's visit wasn't exactly easy.”Rachel rolled her eyes. “He's such a jerk.”She clapped a hand over her mouth quickly and stared at Chloe looking at her.“You don't have to apologise for him,’ Chloe said, forcing a smile that didn't reach her eyes. “He’s been a jerk all my life.”“At least that's one thing he's consistent with,” Rachel smiled as she approached the bed.Chloe looked at her, and for a second, a real smile almost appeared
Chloe stepped toward her father. “What do you mean you're suing Mom?”Richard's mouth curved. “She's trying to cut me out of the company we built together.”“Together?” Chloe crossed her arms. “Right.”Her father wasn't delighted with her tone. He rose to his feet and closed the distance to his daughter.“I gave your mother everything. And now she thinks she can walk away from this marriage and leave me with nothing?”His jaw tightened. “I'll be damned if I let that happen.”Chloe’s arms pulled in around herself, her eyes flickering once towards Rachel. Rachel stepped forward, but Harvey’s hand caught her before she could get far.“Dad.”Harvey shook his head. “This is between them.” He glanced at Chloe. “We're going to give them some privacy.”He nudged his daughter up the stairs, leaving Chloe and Richard alone in the living room.They stood in silence for a while. “Are you really on her side?” Richard asked with furrowed brows.“There are no sides, Dad. That's just what happened.”
He was gentle with his hands. Too gentle. And maybe it was because of his wounds, but Harvey moved like he was afraid of something. She felt it in the way he held her hip. It was firm enough to show he wanted this, yet loose enough to let go. Her lips were warm, a sharp contrast to the metallic taste on the side of his. She dug her hands into his hair and pulled him close, relentless as he pressed back into her. “Harvey,” she whispered in his mouth, but he kissed her quiet. His right hand stayed on her hips. The other slipped underneath the hem of her dress and brushed against the aroused peak of her breasts. A breathless moan escaped her lips. She tried to get closer, but Harvey flinched, his right hand going briefly to his ribs. He drew back from the kiss and rested his forehead against hers, eyes closed. “Do you trust me?” He asked. Chloe nodded. He got up slowly, favoring his right side, and lifted her onto the table. The surface was cold through her dress. He parted he
As Chloe followed Harvey down the hallway to his office, her heart refused to settle.She had never been called in like this before. Not by him. Harvey barely ever raised his voice at anyone. Yet the closer they got to his office, the more she feared he would. He didn't say it often, but she knew Harvey trusted her more than his own daughter. And that knowledge made it only worse.She could have stopped the party, but she didn't. Because somewhere along the line, she'd told herself it would be harmless. “Close the door behind you.”Harvey's voice was low and strained.Chloe obeyed, pushing the door shut with a soft click. When she turned, she froze at the sight of him.Harvey had his back to her, shrugging out of his shirt. Her breath caught. But then he turned, and her heart dropped to her stomach.There was a thick bandage wrapped around his side. It was stained through with blood that Chloe wondered how his shirt had remained clean.“You’re hurt,” she whispered, rushing forward
Rachel stepped fully into the dining room, excitement radiating off her like something contagious.“Dad, you're home early.”Chloe had already retaken her seat by the time she came in. Her hands rested too neatly in her laps.Rachel didn't notice the stiffness. She crossed the room and leaned down
Around noon, Rachel went out with a group of friends to see a movie. Chloe declined their invitation, blaming it on a headache and a need to settle into her new surroundings.She simply wanted to be alone. And she hadn't expected to see him until dinner. But an hour later, she heard the unmistakabl
Eyes rolled and fighting back tears, Chloe could feel his tongue working wonders with his head buried underneath her dress. Her legs shook uncontrollably gently, as she moaned ever so hard, but he didn't stop. His hands cupped her breasts for support as he continued to move his tongue between her
The thing about trying to leave your demons behind is that they’re excellent travelers, and Chloe Miller’s demons had quite an exquisite taste. The summer she turned twenty-one, her parents went through a nasty breakup. Their fight for custody became ugly enough that Chloe decided she didn’t want t







