Falling for My Dad's Best Friend

Rated 18 "Uh... ahh," my moan echoed in the bedroom. "That's it," Lucian murmured against my ear, his grip tightening on my waist. "Let me hear you." I arched beneath him, my fingers twisting in the sheets. He moved slowly at first — deliberate, controlled — each thrust deeper than the last, like he was memorizing the shape of me. "Look at me," he said. I opened my eyes. His were dark, locked on mine, and the intensity of it stole my breath. "You're mine," he said, his voice low and rough. "Say it." "I'm yours." "Again." "I'm yours, Lucian." He kissed me then — hard, hungry — and his rhythm shifted, faster, rougher, driving me toward the edge until I broke apart beneath him with his name on my lips. He is her father’s best friend, a powerful and intimidating businessman who has been part of her life for as long as she can remember. To Lucian, Mirabella is simply the daughter of his closest friend—a young woman he has a responsibility to protect. Lucian knows exactly why he should stay away from her. Mirabella knows her feelings could destroy the trust between their families. Yet the closer they become, the harder it is to deny the connection growing between them. With family loyalty standing between them and a relationship that could cost them everything, Mirabella must decide whether to walk away from the man she has fallen for—or risk breaking every rule to be with him.