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VERONICA
The line outside the executive suites of Vassal & Bane looked like a casting call for a corporate funeral. Dozens of women sat stiff-backed in tailored charcoal suits, anxiously clutching their resumes and practising their best "I’m a team player" smiles. Then there was I-Veronica. I wore a crimson silk blouse unbuttoned just low enough to tease, a black pencil skirt that hugged my hips like a second skin, and four-inch Louboutins that clicked loudly against the marble floor. I hadn’t even bothered bringing a resume. I didn't need paper to prove my worth; my talent was entirely anatomical, and I knew exactly how to use it. I wasn’t looking for a stable 9-to-5 to pay the bills; I was looking for powerful men, high-stakes thrills, and a desk I could look good sitting on—or under. When the heavy oak door finally opened and my name was called, a collective, resentful sigh sounded through the waiting room. I just smirked, tossing my long hair over my shoulder as I sauntered past them. Inside, the office was vast, with a scent of expensive leather, old money, and deep-seated authority. Sitting behind a massive mahogany desk was Collin Vassal. He was the senior partner, a man in his late thirties with sharp, predatory features, dark hair silvering at the temples, and an aura of absolute control. "Miss... Veronica?" Collins asked, looking down at his empty desk where my file should be. He looked up, his cold gaze tracking my deliberate, hip-swaying walk toward him. "Just Veronica," I purred, gliding to the front of his desk. Instead of taking the seat opposite him, I leaned against the edge of the mahogany wood, tilting my head. "And don't worry about the paperwork, Collins. I’m far better in practice than I am on paper." Collin’s eyebrows shot up. He probably wasn't used to applicants using his first name, let alone invading his personal space with such blatant confidence. "This is a prestigious law firm, Veronica. We require meticulous attention to detail, discretion, and—" "And a woman who knows how to handle a heavy workload?" I interrupted, her voice dropping an octave. Before he could reprimand me, I dropped to my knees right between his legs. Collins froze, his breath catching in his throat. He was a powerful man, used to commanding rooms, but the sheer audacity I had caught him completely off guard. I didn't waste a second. My fingers reached up, unbuckling his belt and lowering his zipper with practised ease. When she freed his thick, already hardening length, I looked up at him through my lashes, my eyes full of wicked amusement. "Let’s see how you handle a cross-examination," I whispered. I wrapped her lips around him, sliding down the length of his shaft. Collins groaned, his hands immediately flying to my hair, his fingers tangling in the strands as I took him deep. My throat was warm, my tongue swirling around the head of his cock with a ruthless expertise that shattered his professional composure. He began to thrust his hips upward, abandoning all pretence of an interview. I took it all, unashamed, revelling in the sudden control I had over the powerful attorney. Hungry for more, Julian grabbed my waist and lifted me effortlessly onto the desk, sweeping a stack of legal briefs to the floor. I laughed, a throaty, delighted sound, as I kicked off my heels and parted my legs wide. He pulled my skirt up to my waist, revealing I wasn't wearing any panties. "You're a menace," Collins growled, his eyes dark with lust. He stripped off his pants, positioning himself between my thighs. "I'm your new secretary," I corrected, locking my legs around his waist. Collins drove into me with a heavy, furious thrust. I cried out, a loud, uninhibited sound that echoed off the high ceilings. He didn't pace himself; he slammed into me over and over, his hands gripping my hips so tightly they would leave marks. I arched my back, my fingers digging into his broad shoulders, taking every hard, punishing stroke with absolute pleasure. The desk creaked under the rhythm of our frantic pace, papers flying everywhere. Right as Collins pinned my arms above my head to drive even deeper, the heavy oak door swung open. "Collins, we need to review the—" Christopher Bane, the co-owner of the firm, stopped dead in his tracks. He was younger than Collins, blond, broad-shouldered, and possessing a roguish charm that usually made him a hit in the courtroom. He stared at the scene on the desk: his business partner, shirt still buttoned but pants down around his ankles, furiously hammering into a gorgeous, panting brunette who was currently looking right at him with a bright, welcoming smile. "Oh, don't stop on my account," Chris said, a slow, wicked grin spreading across his face as he closed and locked the door behind him. "Get out, Chris," Collins grunted, not stopping his relentless pace, his forehead beaded with sweat. "Now, why would I do that?" Chris loosened his tie, tossing it onto a nearby chair as he walked toward the desk. His eyes were locked on my flushed face and my bouncing breasts beneath my unbuttoned blouse. "Looks like you’re doing a thorough evaluation of the candidate. I need to give my input." I reached a hand out toward Chris, my fingers beckoning him. "There's plenty of work to go around, boss." Chris didn't need to be told twice. He stepped up behind me, leaning over my head to capture my lips in a deep, bruising kiss. I tasted like Collins, and the thought only fueled Chris's arousal. While Collins continued to pound into me from below, Chris freed his own rigid length, rubbing it against my cheek before guiding it right to my mouth. I didn't hesitate. I gobbled him into my mouth, my eyes darting between the two men as I was thoroughly used from both ends. The sensation of being sandwiched between the two most powerful lawyers in the city, my body taking Collin’s heavy thrusts while my mouth worshipped Christian, drove me over the edge. My inner muscles clamped down hard on Collin’s cock, sending him into a frenzy. "Damn it, Veronica," Collins growled, his pace turning frantic. He hit me deep, sending a jolt of pure pleasure through my body that made me come violently, my hips shaking against the mahogany desk. With a low roar, Collins filled me, his body stiffening as he spent himself inside me. At the same moment, Chris pulled back slightly, groaning as he came across my face and chest, the warm liquid mixing with the sweat on my skin. For a few moments, the only sound in the office was the heavy breathing of the three of us. Chris wiped his thumb across my lip, licking it clean with a smirk. "Well. She’s definitely qualified." Collins pulled out of me, leaning heavily against the desk as he caught his breath. He looked down at me, completely unbothered by the mess, lying back against the desk with a satisfied, lazy smile on my face. I looked utterly in my element. "The position pays six figures," Julian said, his voice still a bit rough as he reached for a tissue to clean himself up. "You start immediately. Your desk is right outside." I sat up, slowly smoothing down my wrinkled skirt, completely unashamed. I looked at Collins, then at Chris, my eyes sparkling with anticipation for what the rest of the week would bring. "I look forward to working under you both," I purred as I sashayed out of the office.VERONICA I had ordered men to war.I had watched governments collapse.I had negotiated with people who could erase cities with a signature.I had stared down death so many times that, eventually, death had stopped frightening me.But standing at the entrance of the Grand Cathedral Hall in a white gown, I discovered something far more terrifying.Walking toward the man I loved.My fingers tightened around the bouquet of white roses."Stop looking like you're about to execute someone," Carolina whispered beside me.I turned my head.She was dressed in an elegant champagne-colored gown, her dark hair swept into a loose, sophisticated bun. She held her bouquet against her waist and wore the expression of a woman trying desperately not to laugh at the Grandmaster of Eagles Intelligence."I am not nervous," I whispered.Carolina's eyebrow rose."You've interrogated presidents with steadier hands.""I am perfectly steady.""You've been squeezing those flowers for thirty seconds."I glanced
GERALD There are men who can walk into a war zone without flinching.Men who can stare down a firing squad, negotiate with dictators, and make decisions that determine whether hundreds of people live or die.I had always considered myself one of them.Then my son handed me a ring box and suddenly, I couldn't remember how to breathe.“Father.”Silver stood across the winter garden, his hands tucked into the pockets of his black trousers. He is sixteen now.His expression was deadly serious.He nodded toward the small velvet box sitting on the table between us.“You're overthinking it.”I stared at the box.“I've negotiated with heads of state.”“I know.”“I've survived three wars.”“I know.”“I once spent six hours trapped behind enemy lines with nothing but a knife.”Silver sighed.“Father.”“What?”“It's a marriage proposal, not an extraction mission.”I glared at him.He grinned.I picked up the box.It felt heavier than any weapon I had ever carried.“You're certain this is what s
VERONICAThere are two ways to remove a tyrant.You can tear down his fortress.Or you can make him realize, all at once, that the fortress was never his.I preferred the second.It was quieter and far more satisfying.I sat alone in the back of the armored vehicle as it moved through the sleeping streets of Zurich, watching the first hint of dawn stain the horizon.Moscow was still hours ahead of us psychologically, even if the clocks insisted otherwise.The Kremlin was awake.Dmitry Voronin was awake.And, if my calculations were correct, he was about to have the worst morning of his life.I lifted my phone.A single message waited.NIGHT MIRROR: POSITION CONFIRMED.I smiled.“Julian.”My son's voice came through the encrypted earpiece.“Yes, Mother?”“Status.”“The compound has been introduced into the presidential office.”I glanced toward the dark window.“Any casualties?”“No.”“Good.”I leaned back.The substance wasn't lethal.That had never been the point.It was a fictional
GERALD A state funeral in Moscow is less about honoring the dead and more about calculating who survives the living.The cold rain fell in thin, relentless needles over the black marble headstones of Novodevichy Cemetery. The air smelled of wet earth, crushed lilies, and incense drifting from the gilded censers of the Orthodox clergy. Honor guards in high-collared dress uniforms stood at rigid attention along the gravel path, their polished bayonets gleaming dully under the overcast gray sky.I stood four paces behind the primary velvet rope, disguised in the dark, heavy tailored wool coat of a senior diplomatic attaché attached to the Swiss delegation. My massive frame was slightly slouched to minimize my profile, a pair of dark-tinted tactical glasses covering my eyes.Beside me, Veronica stood like an iron monument carved from shadow. She wore a long, charcoal cashmere coat, a black lace veil shading her face, and her silver-rimmed spectacles resting squarely on her nose beneath t
VERONICA The art of execution lies in absolute humiliation.When a four-star general of the Russian Federation dies in a state funeral, he is wrapped in a flag, eulogized by corrupt politicians, and buried with military honors. When he dies in a back-room VIP lounge of an illicit Rublevka nightclub, his legacy dissolves into a punchline before his body even turns cold.I stood before the cracked, dimly lit mirror inside the club’s rear service restroom, adjusting my disguise with clinical detachment.The silver-rimmed spectacles were gone, replaced by dramatic, overly dark contact lenses and heavy, smudged eyeliner. My long hair was hidden beneath a cheap, peroxide-blonde synthetic wig that tumbled in frizzy waves down my back. I wore a tight, garish leopard-print halter top that showed entirely too much skin, paired with a tiny black faux-leather skirt, sheer fishnet stockings with a visible run down the left thigh, and cheap seven-inch synthetic stilettos that forced an exaggerated
VERONICA A bullet leaves questions.An explosion leaves evidence and a very public assassination leaves behind a martyr, an investigation, and enough political panic to keep an entire government awake for weeks but when a powerful man dies because of the life he has chosen to live, people rarely look beyond the obvious.Sometimes, the cleanest weapon is the one nobody realizes was there.I sat behind the obsidian desk in our command vault, watching Moscow unfold across the wall-sized glass display before me. Financial networks pulsed in one corner. Government personnel shifted through another. Satellite feeds and security movements appeared and disappeared in silent streams of data.My Earl Grey sat untouched beside my right hand, steam curling lazily from the porcelain cup.The vault was cold.It always was.The temperature helped the servers run efficiently, but I had grown used to the chill years ago. I barely noticed it anymore.Michael stood several feet away, hands clasped behi
VERONICA By 8:45 AM, I was leaning back in my leather ergonomic chair, my bare legs crossed at the knee, swinging a crimson Louboutin from my toes. I was wearing an emerald green wrap dress that clung desperately to my curves, the neckline plunging low enough to make a monk swear a new vow. I was
VERONICA The heavy click of the examination room lock brought excitement into every part of my body. The sterile, white-walled room suddenly felt hot, the sharp scent of rubbing alcohol completely overridden by the musky, electric pull of raw, unadulterated desire.Chloe’s lips were soft, tremblin
VERONICA The next day, my thighs were still buzzing with a lingering, pleasant ache as I pulled the BMW into the sterile, concrete parking structure of the medical plaza. I checked my reflection in the rearview mirror. The emerald dress was a casualty of last night's roadside negotiation, but to
VERONICA The engine of the midnight-black BMW M4 roared like a caged beast as I tore down the highway, the city skyline blurring into a streak of darkness behind me. The car was a "welcome to the team" token from Christopher, delivered to the firm's parking garage right before I left. It smelled







