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"Are you sure?" he asked again, his voice low, almost like a growl. Talia nodded slowly. Her chest rose and fell, unsure if it was fear, nerves, or something deeper that curled in her belly. She was standing at the edge of a cliff and once she jumped, there would be no turning back. “Yes,” she whispered, barely audible. He growled low in his throat, deep and satisfied, then lifted her in one smooth motion, carrying her up the stairs like she weighed nothing. Her arms wrapped around his neck, her breath caught in her throat as his body pressed against hers, hot and solid. The hallway upstairs was dimly lit, but she could still see how grand everything looked. She had never been in a place like this before. Thick carpets. Golden frames on the walls. A faint smell of expensive cologne and leather followed him as he walked. Her heart beat louder the closer they got to the bedroom. She didn’t know his name, didn’t even know who he was, and yet, her body burned for him like it had been waiting for this. He reached and pushed the bedroom door open with his shoulder. The room was dimly lit. Only a single lamp near the bed cast a soft, golden glow over the wide king-sized bed dressed in black sheets. Talia’s heart thudded harder against her ribs. She had worn the pajamas he gave her, a soft, oversized shirt that barely reached mid-thigh. No bra. No panties. She hadn’t planned to stay. But here she was. He set her down gently, and the mattress dipped beneath her. She sat there, legs tucked close, watching him as he took a step back. His eyes roamed her body slowly, like he was memorizing every inch of her. Talia looked away, shy all of a sudden. “Don’t hide,” he said, walking to the edge of the bed. “You said yes so now no going back.” She looked up, nervous. “Can I at least know your name?” Dominic’s lips curled into a slow, dark smile. “Call me Daddy.” Her breath caught. She hadn’t expected that. Not in that voice. Not from this man who carried power in every word, every stare. Her stomach twisted, she should leave right now before it comes serious. But instead, her thighs pressed together, and she swallowed hard. He leaned in, one hand bracing beside her on the bed, the other gently lifting her chin. His touch wasn’t soft, but it wasn’t rough either. Just enough to tell her he was in control. “If you want this, you’ll do as I say,” he said, his voice low, deliberate. “No questions and no second thoughts.” Talia’s lips parted, her body warming under his gaze. “I’ll ask again,” he murmured. “Are you sure?” She looked into his eyes, those deep, dark eyes, and felt the pull she couldn’t explain. “Yes,” she said again, stronger this time. Dominic’s thumb brushed over her bottom lip. Her breath hitched again, and she froze, waiting and watching him. A wild, strange ache built inside her chest, and she couldn’t understand it. He hadn’t even touched her properly yet, but her skin already tingled. He leaned closer, voice brushing against her mouth. “Good girl.” The words slammed into her like a shockwave. Talia didn’t even know why those two words made her body react the way it did. Her legs trembled slightly. Her nipples stiffened under the shirt. She wanted to run, but more than that, she wanted to stay and hear more of those words. She will be a good girl for him. He sat on the edge of the bed beside her and reached out, his fingers sliding into her hair and pointed at the pajamas she was wearing. “Take that off right now.” Her mouth parted, but she said nothing and just obeyed. Slowly, with shaky fingers, she reached down and peeled the shirt off over her head. Her skin prickled at the cold air, or maybe it was his eyes. His gaze dropped to her bare chest, her small, heaving breasts, and the soft roundness of her stomach. He took his time looking. Talia wrapped her arms across her chest, nervous. “Don’t,” he said gently but firmly. “I want to see all of you.” She hesitated, but lowered her arms. Her breathing came in fast, uneven waves. She had never been fully naked in front of anyone before. Never like this. Never so raw, so seen. But with this strange handsome man, it was different. His gaze didn’t judge her; rather, it devoured her and she was liking it. “You’re beautiful,” he said simply. Talia looked down, unsure what to say. But he didn’t give her time to speak. “Lie back sunshine." She obeyed. Her back touched the cool sheets, and her body tensed, exposed and vulnerable beneath him. He stood and she watched him as he pulled his shirt off, revealing his chest, broad, sculpted, with scars carved across the muscles like stories she wasn’t ready to ask about. This will be one time. Talia swallowed. He took his time. He was doing it on purpose, teasing her without touching her. And it worked. By the time he lowered his trousers, her thighs were pressed tightly together and her heart was pounding. He climbed over her, one hand beside her head, the other slowly running down the length of her body, from her collarbone, over to the curve of her breast, past her stomach and down to her thigh. Talia gasped at his touch. It was like fire. “You're shaking,” he whispered. “I know,” she breathed. “I haven’t even started yet.” Her stomach flipped at those words. Talia's breath hitched as Dominic's hand slid further up her thigh, parting her legs with a firm but gentle grip and she let him. Her heart was thundering in her ears now, louder than her thoughts. His touch was like a spell, unraveling her layer by layer. "You smell like rain and sin," he murmured, bending down to kiss the inside of her thigh. "Like something I’m not supposed to have, but I will because tonight, you’re mine." She whimpered, her hips shifting, seeking contact, needing it. Every part of her body was screaming for him. She didn’t know what had possessed her to say yes to this handsome stranger, but now, with the heat between her legs building, she didn’t want to say no. Dominic leaned in and kissed her slowly, starting at her knee and dragging his lips up her inner thigh. He took his time, whispering sinful words against her skin. By the time he reached her pu$sy, she was trembling. "You're so wet already Sunshine, is this all for me?" he asked, his voice dark and wicked as he dipped two of his fingers into her wet pu$sy and began to thrust his fingers in and out.Chapter 3:The restaurant was exclusive, the place that required reservations months in advance. But of course Dash walked right in, and was immediately shown to a private room with a view of the city.Over incredible food and wine they talked. About everything. Her work, his business, carefully avoiding the illegal parts. Her family, she had three brothers, all doctors. His lack of family, he'd grown up in foster care, built his empire from nothing."How did you end up running half the city?" Sable asked, three glasses of wine in and feeling brave."By being smarter and more ruthless than everyone else. By never backing down. By taking what I wanted and keeping it." His eyes held hers. "I'm not a good man, Sable. I've done things that would make you sick. But I have a code. I protect my people. I don't hurt innocents. And I always, always pay my debts.""Is that what I am? A debt to be paid?""You're the woman who saved my life when you could have let me die. When most people would h
Chapter 2:The next three days followed a pattern. Sable would check on Dash twice a day, he'd flirt shamelessly despite being in pain, she'd shut him down and leave. But each visit lasted a little longer. Because despite everything, despite knowing who he was and what he did, Sable found him fascinating. He was intelligent. Darkly funny. He read actual books, classic literature, not the crime novels she'd expected. He asked about her work, her life, and actually listened when she talked. And the way he looked at her. Like she was the most interesting thing in his world. Like saving his life had created some kind of bond between them. It was intoxicating and dangerous and Sable knew she should stop visiting outside of medical necessity. But she didn't. On day four, she walked into his room to find him sitting up, looking much better. The color had returned to his face, his eyes were clear, and he was wearing actual clothes instead of a hospital gown. "You're looking better," sh
Broken Daddy: Intro:When trauma surgeon Sable Monroe saves crime lord Dashiell Kane's life in her ER, she thinks it's just another patient. But Dash becomes obsessed with the woman who held his life in her hands and refused to let him die. When her hospital is targeted by his enemies seeking revenge, he takes her into "protective custody" at his heavily guarded estate.Sable thinks she's being kidnapped. Dash thinks he's saving her life. The truth is somewhere in between, and neither of them is prepared for what happens when a healer meets a killer and they both realize they've found exactly what they've been missing. Chapter 1: Life in Her Hands Sable's hands were covered in blood and she had approximately four minutes to save this man's life. "Talk to me, what do we got?" she barked, her fingers already moving with practiced precision. "GSW to the chest, collapsed lung, internal bleeding," her resident stammered. "BP is dropping, he's crashing." "Then stop standing ther
Chapter 9:Three weeks later, Thessaly stood in the kitchen making bread while Caspian worked on repairing a section of the fence. The storm had passed, the satellite phone had been fixed, and she'd made exactly one phone call.To her landlord, to cancel her lease.Everything else in Seattle could be handled remotely or abandoned. She didn't need much from her old life. Didn't want much.What she wanted was here. In this cabin, with this man, in this wild beautiful place."You're doing it wrong," Caspian said from the doorway, making her jump."I'm following the recipe exactly!""The recipe is wrong. Here." He came up behind her, his hands covering hers on the dough. "Knead it like this. More pressure. You have to be firm with it."Thessaly leaned back against his chest. "Is this a metaphor?""Maybe. How's the dough feel?""Firm. Strong. Capable.""Good. That's what you're aiming for." He kissed her neck. "You're getting better at this domestic stuff.""Don't sound so surprised. I'm a
Chapter 8: Later, much later, Thessaly lay wrapped in Caspian's arms, her body sated and exhausted. He was tracing patterns on her bare back, his touch gentle despite the intensity of what they'd just done. "You okay?" he asked quietly. "Better than okay. That was..." She didn't have words for what that was. "Yeah." His arms tightened around her. "It was." They lay in comfortable silence for a while and just breathing. Outside, the storm continued to rage, but inside they were warm and safe and together. "Caspian?" Thessaly said finally. "Mm?" "What happened? The thing that made you come out here. The thing you won't talk about." He was quiet for so long she thought he wouldn't answer. Then he said, "I had a company. Tech startup. Built it from nothing with my best friend. We were going to change the world, make millions, all that ambitious startup bullshit." "What happened?" "He stole everything. The company, the patents, the investors. Framed me for fraud so I'd go to pri
Chapter 7: "Daddy." Her voice was steadier this time. "Yes, Daddy. I want this. I want you." He kissed her. Hard and claiming and absolutely devastating. His hand slid into her hair, tilting her head back, controlling the angle while he took her mouth like a man starving. Thessaly whimpered, her hands clutching at his bare shoulders. He was so warm, so solid and so real. Five years of loneliness was in that kiss, five years of denying himself any kind of touch or softness. When he pulled back, they were both breathing hard. "Bedroom," he said roughly. "Now. Unless you want me to take you right here on the kitchen floor." "Bedroom. Bedroom is good." He picked her up like she weighed nothing, and Thessaly wrapped her legs around his waist automatically. He carried her down the hallway to his room, not the guest room, his room, kicking the door closed behind them. The bed was massive, covered in furs and thick blankets. Caspian laid her down gently, then stood back, looking at he
Chapter 9: Under His Protection: Jade woke up to someone shaking her shoulder gently. "Go away," she mumbled into her pillow. "It's ten AM, sweetheart. Time to get up." Dominic's voice was annoyingly cheerful. Jade cracked one eye open. He was already dressed, looking perfect in another expens
Chapter 3:My Territory, My Rules:Dominic sighed. "Jade. Get out of the car.""What if I don't want to?""Then I'll carry you. Your choice. Walk on your own feet with some dignity, or go over my shoulder like a sack of potatoes. Either way, you're coming inside." He checked his watch. "You have fi
Chapter 4:The Ghost and the Hunter:The smart thing would be to refuse. Stay in jeans and a hoodie, show him he couldn't control her. But something in the way he'd said "don't disappoint me" made her hands reach for the dress anyway.It fit perfectly. Of course it did. He probably knew her measure
Digital Daddy: Intro: When hacker Jade Cheng breached the firewall of Kane Industries, she expected to find corporate secrets. What she found instead was a trap and the man who'd been waiting for her on the other side of the screen. Tech billionaire Dominic Kane doesn't call the police when he







