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The Boss and His Wife: Part 2

Author: Opuna writes
last update publish date: 2026-09-07 14:37:15

Morning light cut across the bed in thin white blades.

Claire woke to the soft drag of silk against her bare hip and the heavier weight of a man’s arm across her waist. For a disoriented second she thought she was still in the office on the leather couch. Then the unfamiliar ceiling came into focus—high, coffered, the color of bone—and memory returned in a single hot rush.

Lydia’s house.

Adrian’s wife.

The night that had rewritten every rule.

Lydia was already awake, propped on one elbow
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