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Exactly like that, baby.

Author: Ava
last update publish date: 2026-01-28 00:06:05

Cassidy’s POV

I stood there in the cabin's main room, the wooden floors cool and slightly rough under my bare feet, grains of sand from previous visitors embedding lightly in my soles—a subtle reminder that this sanctuary had its own history, but now it was ours. The air was thick with the scent of aged pine and fresh lake water drifting in through the open window, carried on a gentle breeze that rustled the sheer curtains like whispering secrets.

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  • His Dirty Little Secret    Dressing for War

    Cassidy's POV By six-thirty, I was in the private bathroom attached to Dante’s office, staring at my reflection beneath harsh recessed lighting and trying to decide what armor looked like tonight. My workday blouse was gone, replaced by the black silk shell I kept in a garment bag for evening events that bled straight from the office into the kind of dinners where women were meant to look elegant and men were meant to underestimate them. I paired it with slim black trousers instead of a skirt—practical, clean, impossible to snag if I had to move fast. Minimal jewelry. No visible softness. My hair, usually pinned into a neat knot by this hour, I pulled back into a low, sleek tie at the nape of my neck. Efficient. Controlled. I stood there for a second too long, fingers resting lightly against the hidden collar beneath the silk. A private pulse. A secret anchor. Something that belonged to us no matter who was watching. The bathroom door opened behind me. I didn’t startle. I

  • His Dirty Little Secret    The Hour Before Eight

    Cassidy’s POVThe rest of the afternoon fractured into strategy.Not panic.Not chaos.Something sharper.Controlled violence wearing expensive clothes and speaking in measured tones.Adrian Kessler was taken downstairs to a secure holding room two floors beneath legal, where Reynolds’ people could keep him contained until Dante decided whether he was more useful breathing comfortably or sweating. Lucas’s note was photographed, bagged, analyzed, and then returned to Dante’s inside pocket like it belonged there—like the threat itself had become part of the architecture of his body.The studio sat between us all now.A location.A trap.A wound.A promise.By five o’clock, the executive floor had emptied enough to feel haunted. The storm outside had deepened into something darker, rain striking the windows with a steady, punishing rhythm that blurred the city into ghost-light and steel. The building no longer felt like a headquarters.It felt like a command center.Mia had relocated to

  • His Dirty Little Secret    You’d be exposed.

    Cassidy’s POV I looked up at him over my shoulder, his hand still curled around the back of my chair, his body a solid wall of heat and control behind me.“No.”The word came out sharper than I intended, but not sharp enough to be regret.Dante’s brows lowered slightly. “No?”“If we change everything now, whoever’s feeding him notices immediately.” I turned in the chair so I could face him fully, one hand still resting on the tablet balanced across my lap. “He’s studying patterns, yes—but that means he’s also watching for disruption. If my routine changes too fast, too cleanly, too obviously, then the person giving him access knows we’ve seen the line he’s drawing.”His jaw flexed once.I could see him following it already. The logic. The danger. The necessity.I pushed on before he could answer.“We don’t slam every door at once,” I said. “We let one stay open long enough to see who’s standing behind it.”Across the desk, Mia looked up from her laptop, eyes flicking between us. Reyn

  • His Dirty Little Secret    The First Countermove

    Cassidy's POV An hour later, the office no longer felt frozen. It felt armed. Quietly. Systematically. Security presence increased, but subtly. New faces appeared near the elevator banks in tailored civilian clothes instead of obvious uniforms. Temporary access was paused under the pretense of a routine systems recalibration. Vendor appointments were “rescheduled.” The service corridor Lucas had used was suddenly inaccessible due to a fabricated plumbing issue. No alarms. No spectacle. Just pressure applied inward. From my desk, I built patterns. Mia fed me visitor records. Reynolds’ team sent corridor access logs. IT sent metadata from delivery notifications and internal routing permissions. I lined it all up, stripping away noise until shapes began to emerge. Every move Lucas had made touched one common thread. Not Dante’s calendar. Mine. Flower delivery window aligned with my morning coffee run. The black box appeared in the six-minute interval betwee

  • His Dirty Little Secret    What did he say?

    Cassidy's POV Dante reached for my hand then, pulling me closer—not possessive, not controlling. Anchoring. “Then we handle it,” he said. “How?” I asked. His expression shifted. Sharp. Predatory. Certain. “The way we handle everything.” A pause. Then— “Together. And smarter than him.” I let out a slow breath. “Okay.” That single word carried more than agreement. It was consent to the next phase of this. To the fact that peace, at least the easy kind, was over. Outside the windows, the rain hadn’t stopped. It streaked down the glass in relentless silver lines, blurring the city beyond into something distant and unreachable. But now it didn’t feel distant anymore. It felt like a barrier. Like something watching from the other side. Waiting. Planning. Smiling. I glanced once more at the lilies, still visible through the glass wall of his office where they’d been left sitting on my desk like a grave marker. At the card. At the message hid

  • His Dirty Little Secret    He’s trying to break you.

    Cassidy's POV I picked the card up again, studying the handwriting more closely. Precise. Elegant. Controlled. No jagged pressure marks. No hesitation in the strokes. No rushed endings. Whoever had written this—Lucas himself or someone working under him—hadn’t been angry. Hadn’t been shaking. Hadn’t been improvising. This was deliberate from the first pen stroke. And that told me more than any threat could. “He’s not emotional,” I said slowly, tracing the air just above the ink without touching it. “This isn’t reactive. It’s staged.” Dante moved to lean against the edge of his desk, arms crossed, watching me instead of the card. He always did that when he wanted the full shape of my thinking. “Walk me through it.” I nodded, grounding myself in the thing I knew best outside of him: order. Logic. Sequence. Control. “The key yesterday,” I started. “The lilies today. He’s building a pattern.” “Escalation,” Dante said. “Yes. But measured escalation.” I tapped the card

  • His Dirty Little Secret    Take it, baby

    Cassidy’s POV He lifted me slightly, the muscles in his arms and chest flexing hard under my palms as he positioned me exactly where he wanted—the thick, swollen head of his cock nudging my slick, aching entrance, parting my folds with deliberate, teasing pressure. I was already dripping for him—w

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  • His Dirty Little Secret    You're incredible.

    Cassidy’s POVThe corridor felt endless as we walked back upstairs, hand in hand, the muffled echo of our footsteps on the runner carpet the only sound. Dante’s grip was steady, but I could feel the coiled energy in him—fury banked low, ready to ignite. My own pulse was still racing from the study,

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  • His Dirty Little Secret    Five more minutes, baby.

    Cassidy’s POV We stayed tangled in each other for what felt like hours- Expanding dinner scene with more tension and family drama dialogues., though it was probably only minutes—the quiet of my childhood bedroom wrapping around us like a fragile cocoon we both knew could shatter at any moment. Da

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  • His Dirty Little Secret    You paddling me until I’m sobbing.

    Cassidy’s POV He carried me back to the bedroom like I weighed nothing, my legs still loosely wrapped around his waist, the towel slipping away as he walked. Water dripped from our skin onto the hardwood floor, leaving a faint trail behind us, but neither of us cared. The collar stayed snug at my

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