Masuk006: I'm Going to Spank Your Ass
**Damien Voss**
"It's definitely his place," Dominic confirmed, voice booming from the other end.
I nodded, phone still pressed to my ear. I brought the cigarette closer, took a long drag, and exhaled smoke out the window.
"Good. Leave Russell's boy to me and keep your eyes on the feds," I ordered, voice husky as ever.
"Yes, boss."
I ended the call and tossed the phone onto the stack of papers on the passenger seat.
With internal threats neutralized and turncoats held accountable, calm settled in—an unusual idleness that left me restless. I craved action, the next adrenaline rush.
I'd had to change everything overnight. I'd wanted this mess with Chief Russell over quickly, but the paperwork dragged on, making me want to stretch it out forever. I could have fun with this while I shoved that bastard fed in his place.
That's what brought me here—to Jordan Hayes's apartment. Gawking at his front door like a weirdo.
I could have had Dominic drag the boy over, but that wouldn't be fun. I was bored—fucking bored—and thought playing this fake-boyfriend game would be entertaining.
My face hardened in anger as I stared across at his apartment, watching for movement. There was none.
I moved my gaze back to the passenger seat, grabbed the file with his information, and scanned it.
"He works a five-hour shift at a smoothie shop down the street." I scoffed, dropping the file back. The boy was all work and no fun. I wondered how this would work in my favor.
That little bastard had a triple-threat schedule: mornings blending smoothies at Berry Hour, afternoons peddling cosmetics at a trendy boutique, nights pouring drinks at that lousy bar.
"So pathetic," I grumbled, flicking the cigarette butt out the window.
Memories of last night flooded back. My fists clenched in rage. Despite my love for violence, I seethed at being manipulated by that insolent kid.
He'd used me to beat up some thug like I was his personal bodyguard. I scoffed—couldn't believe I'd actually done it.
"What time does his shift start?" I grumbled, glancing at the file. Less than thirty minutes.
I picked up my phone, input his number, and dialed. My eyes stayed on his front door as I heard his soft "Hello."
"Boyfriend." I grinned, drumming my fingers on the steering wheel. The call went quiet for a moment before he spoke again.
The little shit asked why I was calling. I arched my eyebrows, wondering what I was calling him for.
After his smartass comment, he warned me never to call again and hung up. Rage ignited inside me—no one had ever dared hang up on me before.
Logically, I should start the car and leave. But I've never been logical. I'd decided to do this dumb shit.
If I left now, I'd come back tomorrow. If I left tomorrow, I'd return the day after. So fuck that—he was going to meet me right now.
I watched him step out his front door a minute later. I shoved the files in the compartment and stepped out of the car.
Our eyes met. I loved the horror in his gaze.
Yes, bastard! Cower in fear. That's exactly what you're supposed to do.
I waved, grinning as I fed on his fear. "Ready to leave for work?" I called, crossing over to his side.
He dragged his little feet toward me.
**Jordan Hayes**
"Like hell I'm going to enter your car." I hissed, biting my hand and escaping his grip.
Fucking cute.
I turned around to face him, taking slow steps after him. "Smoothie shop from here is twenty minutes on foot. Seven minutes if I take you. Pick."
I gripped my backpack tightly, hastening my footsteps. "No thank you. I'd rather trek there."
With a sly smile, I declared, "You've made your choice."
In two swift strides, I closed the distance behind him. I snatched his backpack, spun him around, and lifted him off the ground. He landed effortlessly over my shoulder, body bent in an awkward arch.
"Fucking hell! Drop me now!" he yelled, struggling to jump down, but I held him tightly.
"Keep your voice down or I'm going to spank your ass," I warned, meaning every damn word.
NEW YORK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT – VIP SECTIONThe moment Tate McDonald stepped onto the tarmac, a collective gasp rippled through the waiting crowd. SHe moved like liquid gold—sequined jumpsuit shimmering under the lights, each step a practiced sway that screamed stage presence and red-carpet royalty.Tate McDonald—rebellious solo singer, ex-member of Golden Echo.The only girl in the group .The reason for her dismissal from the group remained a mystery, but her solo career had only made her more magnetic.Beside him walked Liam Braun, her fiancé, a renowned actor. They moved slowly, soaking in the chaos.Cameras flashed like lightning. Shouts erupted.“Tate! Liam! Are the engagement rumors true?”“New album, Tate—what’s the inspiration?”“Tate, you’re my favorite! Love you! That jumpsuit is fire!”Tate held Liam’s arm possessively, leaning in to whisper, “I missed this. The attention. The recognition.”“Can we just live a normal life and forget about your revenge against your old grou
KAI’S ROOMKai sat upright the moment he heard a car pull into the driveway.His heart slammed against his ribs.He’s here.He jumped off the bed, smoothing his oversized hoodie nervously, rushing to the mirror. His cheeks were pale, eyes hollow from hours of waiting, but hope lit them up.The doorbell rang.Kai froze.Downstairs, the door opened.Leonard stepped in first—tall, composed, unreadable. Behind him stood Jaxon.“Leo…” Kai breathed, rushing forward and wrapping his arms around him tightly.Leonard stiffened for half a second, then placed a careful hand on Kai’s back—controlled, distant.“I missed you,” Kai whispered. His gaze flickered to Jaxon, then he flashed a small smile. “Thank you.”“Anything for you,” Jaxon winked, climbing the stairs and heading to his room.They moved into the living room. Kai talked nonstop—about missing him, how empty everything felt. Leonard listened, nodding occasionally, but his eyes kept drifting… to a large framed photo of Jaxon on the wall.
Jaxon froze for a heartbeat, eyes locked on Leonard. He scanned the CEO’s face—searching for a smirk, a twitch, anything that said this was a joke.All he found was dead seriousness.“Are you sure you don’t need a doctor? You might be sick for asking that,” Jaxon said, brows knotted as he leaned back in the chair. “Kai is your boyfriend. Treat him like one. He’s my best friend—I can’t watch him this depressed.”“If you’re not ready to agree to my condition, use the door,” Leonard replied coldly, nodding toward it.“Leo… I’ve never begged anyone for anything in my life, but please come see Kai,” Jaxon said sincerely.“Repeat what you just said,” Leonard ordered.“I’ve never begged anyone for anything in my life, but please come see Kai,” Jaxon repeated with an eye roll.“Before that.”“Leo,” Jaxon blinked.The nickname hit Leonard like a spark. Why did it sound so damn good coming from Jaxon’s mouth? His eyes darkened.“If you don’t agree to my condition, don’t bother trying to convinc
006: I'm Going to Spank Your Ass**Damien Voss**"It's definitely his place," Dominic confirmed, voice booming from the other end.I nodded, phone still pressed to my ear. I brought the cigarette closer, took a long drag, and exhaled smoke out the window."Good. Leave Russell's boy to me and keep your eyes on the feds," I ordered, voice husky as ever."Yes, boss."I ended the call and tossed the phone onto the stack of papers on the passenger seat.With internal threats neutralized and turncoats held accountable, calm settled in—an unusual idleness that left me restless. I craved action, the next adrenaline rush.I'd had to change everything overnight. I'd wanted this mess with Chief Russell over quickly, but the paperwork dragged on, making me want to stretch it out forever. I could have fun with this while I shoved that bastard fed in his place.That's what brought me here—to Jordan Hayes's apartment. Gawking at his front door like a weirdo.I could have had Dominic drag the boy ove
005: Hi, Boyfriend!**Jordan Hayes**After the call with Ethan, I felt increasingly restless, unable to shake the unease that kept me awake and made sleep impossible.Ethan's revelation about the Voss family nearly shooting Dad had already unsettled me, but his hasty goodbye—without elaborating on the cryptic "something happened"—sent my imagination racing. The deafening silence from my brother afterward only deepened the worry.When I left home three years ago, my only concern had been avoiding anything that might worry my family. Ironically, I now found myself consumed by worries about their well-being.As I stood frozen in the middle of the living room, phone clutched in my hand, my mind raced with questions. One kept looping: "What have I done?"A sudden knock at the door sent me recoiling in terror. My heart hammered, eyes wide with alarm. I froze, paralyzed by fear, gaze fixed on the door, unable to step closer.Oh God, what if it's the Voss family? What if they've come to fini
Damien Voss POV The sound of my baseball bat cracking against skull was deafening. Bones shattered, bits of brain and blood stuck to the metal—my favorite weapon. I twirled it once, wrinkling my nose at the sight of hair and skull fragments clinging to the steel.My phone's ringtone pierced the air, drowning out the groans and grunts of the man at my feet. I paused to glance at the mess of bodies littering the unfinished building's floor. Fifteen corpses, each one my doing. I was fucking proud of myself."You stay right here," I growled at the whimpering man, stepping over him to pick up the call.There was no point telling him to wait—he couldn't get up even if he wanted to. I'd already separated both his legs from his body; what remained was a ruined mess.I walked to the third-floor window, propping my elbow on the sill. Blood dripped from my hand as I pulled the phone from my pocket.A deep grunt rumbled in my chest when I saw the caller: Mr. Dominic Bianchi. Fucking traitor."D







