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DISCLAIMER: This is a work of smutty fiction and should not be construed as anything other than smutty fiction. This is not a how-to guide on BDSM, bondage, or relationships. The author doesn't claim to be an expert on anything kink related and urges interested parties to be smart, be safe, and do their own independent research on the topic.
If you’re here just for smut, it begins about 5k words in or so. HOWEVER!! I would urge you to read the whole thing because while writing it, my intention was to create sexual tension out the wahzoo, and though I’m an amateur, I think the build up makes the real thing so much more delicious, and the tension is so spicy in itself ;) However you’d like to read this story, though, please enjoy, and feel free to leave comments! With enough feedback I will definitely continue, and even without it, I probably still will bc tbh I think I need to get this out of my system. Enjoy sinners ;) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ There’s no explanation for it. I love my day job, really. But there’s something about my evening activities that just ignites everything in my soul. It’s as though everything in my life, all the crap, all the shit, once I step foot in that building at 10pm, it all fades away. The only thing left is excitement, adrenaline, anticipation. And I am completely in control. But like I said, I also love my day job. Especially the person I work directly for. As the secretary for Mr. Reid, the CEO of Reid Global, a multi-million conglomerate that has a hand in a lot of sectors – energy, science, politics, sales, I’m exposed to a lot of the business, but I also know that there’s a lot that I don’t know, a lot that I’m not important enough in the hierarchy to know. Spending a year working for him though, I feel like I’ve come to know him somewhat, and I definitely know his reputation. His reputation paints him as a stoic businessman with no serious attachments, some thinking he’s too young for the job at only 31, but nobody can fault that he gets results where they’re needed. Personally, I know that he’s kind. At least, he is to me. I walk into his office without even knocking, a gesture that quickly became forgotten after my first few weeks. David and I (or Dave, as I call him when it’s just the two of us) connected quickly and easily, and here I am a year later, having never regretted a second of it. He’s on the phone, as he usually is, but I set about my usual duties. Replacing the cold cup of coffee on the table with a new one, that he'll likely still forget about, tidying up the files on his desk as he paces the room yelling to whoever he's on the phone to, and setting his schedule for tomorrow beside his computer. I glance up at him as I finish up, reminding myself of the other reason I enjoy the job so much. Mr. Reid is hot. His suit jacket has been discarded on one of the chairs, but he's still in his shirt, waistcoat, dress trousers and smart shoes. He is the epitome of what CEOs look like, but his dark hair makes his sharp blue eyes stand out from across the room, and I secretly love the fact that he always seems to buy shirts in the wrong size, making his muscles stretch the fabric slightly. He catches me looking up at him, and smiles, then rolls his eyes and holds up a finger, telling me to wait, which tells me that he's already mentally over whatever conversation he's having. I stand patiently behind his desk, my arms clutching the old files that he no longer needs, one hand clutching the two-hour-old coffee mug, waiting for him to finally hang up. “I'm not telling you again, Owen, you were supposed to get this done two days ago. If the signed deal is not in my hands by one o’clock tomorrow, consider it your last day.” David snaps into the phone, before finally hanging up. He closes his eyes and takes a deep breath. “I told you weeks ago not to let Owen on this, Dave.” I say. He opens his eyes and chuckles, then heads over to me. “I know you did, but I can’t let the heads know that I take strategy advice from my secretary. They’ll think I'm going soft.” He replies with as he picks up the fresh coffee and takes a sip. “Well, your lowly secretary is on the floor more than you, so maybe you should listen to her in the future.” I reply, walking round the desk and passing him. “I’ll even let you take the credit.” “I’ll bear that in mind.” He responds, putting his coffee down, then turning to lean back against his desk as he watches me walk towards the door. “All finished for the day?” “I am, yes.” I say as I stop walking. “I’ve left the Vance file out for you though, you need to–” “Ugh, I know.” He groans, rubbing his face over his hands. “He wants a meeting next week.” “Tell him I'm busy.” “I’ve told him that for two months.” I laugh, walking back over to him. “He just wants your initial proposal, so put aside your distaste for him and deal with it.” I order as I come to stand in front of him. He licks his bottom lip as he looks down at me with a raised eyebrow. Any other bosses, and I’d be terrified of talking to them this way. Dave and I though? This is normal for me, the friendly banter. The eyebrow and the lip thing is also just a habit for him, one that I never want him to stop. “I’ve done a draft for you already.” I add, making his face drop. “You have?” He asks as he reaches round to pick up the file and scan through it. I laugh as I start heading back to the door. “Of course I have, because you were never going to.” “This is shit, Nora!” He frowns, pointing at the pages. “Oh, I know, I made it shit so that you’d be motivated to correct it.” I explain with a grin. He rolls his eyes. “Sneaky. You up to much this evening?” He asks, even though his attention is already back at the crap proposal, and he is already picking up his pen to edit it. It means that he doesn’t notice my body tense slightly. “Not really. Same old. You?” I ask politely. “Pretty sure it’ll be some more of this.” He says with a slight sigh as he sits down in his chair and dumps the file onto his desk. He looks up at me with a small smile on his lips. “I’ll see you in the morning.” “See you in the morning.” I echo, and then I leave. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Four hours later, I'm walking into the other building that I spend the other half of my life in. I breathe in the familiar scent, observe the familiar faces, and enjoy the familiar feeling of excitement starting to spread through me. There's just nothing like it. At my day job, I'm acting a role. Nora Ellis, secretary to Mr. Reid. Seen but not heard. No one I'd think to look at twice. Here though? Here, I go by a different name, a different part of my personality, and I certainly am not overlooked, especially with my iconic purple and black lace mask that everyone has come to know so well. It's a simple mask, covering the area around my eyes, lace falling delicately over my cheeks, the ribbon tied at the back with droplets of black gems adorned over the edges. It stands out against the red wig I also wear, another aspect that everyone has come to know me by. I nod to the guards at the staff door, allowing them to open it for me before walking through. I head straight to greeting and hugging the others that also work here, before we all start filing out to the main room. I quickly take note of the regulars, the newbies, each girl’s area to cover for the night, and give a nod to the bartender, who instantly starts on my drink. I don’t own the place, but others regard me as being third in charge. Selena, the real red-head, is in charge. She owns the place. Second in charge is Nico. He stays behind the bar, acting like a regular bartender, but if anything happens, he's there in a split second, and can chuck out anyone, even if they're twice his size. After that is me, unofficially. I have simply been here long enough that everyone assumes I'm part of management, and my close relationships with Sel and Nico strengthen that assumption. Either way, I think of this place as my second home sometimes, losing count of the times that Sel, Nico and I end up sleeping over once the doors are closed, bunking in her office when I'm in between rental apartments, knowing that if I ever need anything, this place is here. I take a deep breath, smiling to myself as I lean on the bar, preparing myself for a fun-filled night of debauchery. I really love working in a BDSM club.Vincent's hand doesn't waver. The gun stays level, pointed straight at David's chest, and the hallway light catches the metal in a way that makes it look colder than it already is. My heart slams against my ribs so hard I feel it in my throat. “Vincent,” I say, my voice instinctively calm. “What the hell are you doing?” He doesn't even blink. His eyes stay locked on David. "You think you can just walk back into her life? Show up at our building, touch my wife, and I'm supposed to stand here like it's nothing?" David doesn’t move. Not a step back. Not a flinch. His head tilts slightly, eyes locked on Vincent’s hand, his posture loose like he’s watching weather roll in rather than a loaded weapon. But he doesn't respond. “Put the gun down, Vincent.” I say, louder this time. Vincent’s jaw is clenched so tight I can see the muscle jumping. His finger rests dangerously close to the trigger. “You want to know what I’m doing?” he says. “I’m fixing this.” “By pulling a gun on my ex-hu
I grip the steering wheel so hard my knuckles turn white as I speed through the city streets, David in the passenger seat beside me. "Turn left at the next light," he says quietly, glancing at his phone's GPS. "It'll shave off a few minutes." I nod without speaking and make the turn, the hospital coming into view ahead. My mind races with possibilities, each one worse than the last. I brushed Lucy's fever the other night off as a bug, but the fact that the doctor wanted to speak about it in person... it changes everything. I park in the first spot I see, not caring if it's legal, and we're out of the car before the engine fully stops. David keeps pace with me as we hurry through the sliding doors into the bright, sterile lobby. The smell of antiseptic hits me immediately, bringing back memories I try to push down. Memories of another hospital visit, another child, another loss that still haunts me every day. “Slow down,” he says quietly when I take the corner too fast. “We’re no
Vincent is still asleep beside me when I slip out of bed at six the next morning. Lucy is curled against his chest, her small hand fisted in his T-shirt, breathing slow and even. The sight of them together usually steadies me. This morning it only makes the knot in my stomach tighten. I pad into the kitchen in bare feet, close the door softly behind me, and pour coffee with shaking hands. The anonymous text sits on my phone like a live wire. I’ve read it so many times the words have lost their shape. “Daddy’s protection is gone, princess. It’s time to pay your father’s debts. Where’s the ledger?” Even dead, Malcolm still finds a way to fuck up my life. The man I spent my childhood watching from behind half-closed doors while he conducted business in smoke-filled rooms. The man who taught me how to lie convincingly before I learned how to read. The man whose empire David and I dismantled eight years ago in a single, brut
The apartment still smells like strangers when the last uniformed officer finally leaves. Dust from overturned cushions hangs in the air, mixing with the faint chemical scent of fingerprint powder. Vincent stands in the doorway of the master bedroom, arms crossed, watching the two detectives pack up their kits.“This place has been turned upside down,” the officer says mildly, flipping open a notepad. “But you’re saying nothing is missing?”“Yes,” I say for the third time. “Nothing.”“Nothing missing,” the older one says again, like repetition will make it true. “Drawers rifled through, closets searched, but no valuables taken. Even the jewellery box was intact. No forced entry beyond the front door. Alarm was disabled cleanly, which means someone knew the code or had a bypass. We’ll run the serials on the disabled panel, but these days that’s usually a cloned fob. Happens more often than you’d think.”Vincent nods once. “And the vandalism? The slashed cushions, the broken frames?”“C
The elevator ride down from David’s office feels endless. My thighs are still slick beneath my dress, my lips swollen from taking him, my body humming with the orgasm he wrung out of me like it was nothing. I press my back against the mirrored wall and close my eyes, trying to breathe through the shame that’s clawing up my throat. I let him touch me. I let him bend me over his desk. I begged for it. And the second Maya’s name lit up his phone, the spell shattered like cheap glass. I can still feel his fingers inside me, the way he curled them, the way he owned every sound I made. And I hate myself for how much I wanted it. I hate that even now, standing here alone in this metal box, my clit throbs at the memory.“Stupid,” I mutter under my breath. “So incredibly stupid.” The doors slide open on the lobby level. I force my legs to move, heels clicking across marble like I’m someone who has her shit together. I’m not
The door slams shut behind Nora with a finality that echoes through the office like a gunshot. David stands frozen for a second, fingers still wet from her, cock still hard and aching against his open trousers. Maya’s name glows on the screen like a taunt. He swipes to answer, voice flat. “This better be important.” Maya’s laugh comes through the speaker. “Good morning to you too, sunshine. You sound like someone just stole your favourite toy.” David drags a hand down his face, turning away from the desk where Nora’s scent still lingers. “You have impeccable timing.” “I do try.” There’s a rustle on her end, the sound of papers being shifted. “I found something. Some old documents buried in the archives of the offshore holding company Vincent used to funnel the first tranche of capital into Calder Investments.” David walks to the window, city sprawling indifferent below. “Go on.”







