Mag-log inSybil
I felt the hard wood of the door press against my spine. My breath hitched in my throat as Elias trapped me completely in place. He was too close. His broad chest was inches from mine, and the sheer heat radiating off his body was terrifying, but it was also deeply intoxicating. "I am asking you a question," he said softly. "Do you prefer my brother's company?" I forced myself to meet his dark eyes. I refused to cower against the door. "Mr. Stavros," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "Emrys simply requested I take a break. He was just being kind." Elias’s jaw tightened. "Kind." "Yes, kind," I repeated. "Something you clearly do not know much about." The moment the words left my mouth, the air in the room shifted. Elias’s eyes darkened instantly. He did not yell. He did not argue. Instead, he stepped flush against me, pinning me completely to the door. I gasped as my stomach met his hips. I could feel the thick, heavy ridge of his arousal pressing hard against me through the fabric of his trousers. The stark physical proof of his desire sent a sudden, violent jolt of heat straight down my spine. "You think I do not know how to be kind," he murmured. Before I could answer, he crashed his mouth down onto mine. There was nothing gentle about the kiss. It was demanding and punishing, fueled by a raw, intense passion that completely overwhelmed my senses. He parted my lips easily, his tongue sweeping into my mouth. I tried to keep my hands flat against the door, but the intense physical pull was too strong. My hands moved to his shoulders on their own accord, gripping the fabric of his suit jacket. Elias reached down and gripped the back of my thighs. He lifted me effortlessly. I wrapped my legs around his waist to steady myself. The solid wood of the door dug into my back, but I barely felt it. Elias unzipped his trousers with one hand. With his other hand, he hiked up my skirt and pushed my cotton underwear aside. He did not give me a moment to prepare. He pushed inside me in one deep, heavy thrust. I threw my head back and cried out. The stretch was intense, filling me completely. He felt incredibly hot and solid. "Look at me," he commanded. I opened my eyes. He was watching my face, his expression tight with his own pleasure. He began to move, setting a relentless, driving pace. Every time his hips slammed against mine, the pressure sent a heavy wave of pure heat rushing through my veins. He was treating the intimacy not just as a medical requirement for his contract, but as a direct way to prove his absolute dominance over me. He wanted to erase the afternoon I spent with Emrys. He wanted to claim every single part of my attention. I hated it. My mind was completely conflicted. I hated how easily he controlled my body, making me ache and burn for him, while he kept his actual heart completely locked away behind his corporate walls. "Elias," I gasped, my nails digging into his shoulders. "Hold on," he ordered quietly. He thrust deeper, hitting a highly sensitive spot that made my vision blur. I could not hold back. The pleasure was too intense. A tight coil snapped low in my stomach and I shattered completely, my inner muscles clenching hard around his thick length as a massive wave of release washed over me. I moaned his name, my body trembling violently against the door. Elias groaned a rough, deep sound. He drove into me two more times, his grip tightening bruisingly on my thighs, and finished deep inside me. He rested his forehead against my shoulder for a long minute. His breathing was heavy and ragged against my skin. We stayed pressed together in the quiet study. For a brief second, wrapped in his arms, I felt incredibly safe. Then, Elias pulled out and set me back down on my feet. The warmth vanished instantly. He turned slightly away from me, zipping his trousers and adjusting his belt. When he turned back, the passionate, dominating man was entirely gone. The cold, impenetrable CEO had returned. "You are dismissed for the evening," he said flatly. I stared at him. The sudden shift felt like a slap to the face. I reached down and smoothed my skirt, feeling a sudden, crushing wave of humiliation. I could not even understand why I expect anything more from the man. I was just an incubator to him. A body he used when biology or frustration demanded it. "Yes, sir," I said quietly. I unlocked the heavy door and walked out of the study. I did not look back. I went straight to my room. I stripped off my clothes, and got into the shower. I scrubbed my skin, feeling utterly used and incredibly foolish for letting myself enjoy his touch. The next morning, I arrived at the office early. I sat at my desk, organizing the files for the day. My body was sore, a lingering ache between my legs reminding me of exactly what happened in the study. Elias was already inside his office, the double doors shut tightly. We had not spoken a single word to each other since I walked out last night. The private elevator dinged at the end of the hall. I looked up from my monitor. Quinn Hayes stepped out of the elevator. She looked flawless as always. She wore a tailored white designer dress and high heels. Her blonde hair was perfectly styled, and a massive diamond ring caught the light on her finger. She looked like she owned the entire building. She walked down the corridor, her heels clicking sharply against the floorboards. She stopped directly in front of my desk. "Good morning," I said, forcing my voice to remain polite and professional. "Mr. Stavros is currently reviewing a file. Would you like me to announce you?" Quinn did not even look at my face. She opened her expensive leather handbag and pulled out a thick stack of envelopes. She dropped them directly onto the center of my desk. They landed with a heavy thud. "Do not bother him," Quinn said smoothly. "I am just dropping these off." I looked down at the desk. The envelopes were made of thick, cream-colored cardstock. They were sealed with custom wax, and the return addresses were printed in elegant, golden foil. "I need you to run these through the executive mailroom today," Quinn instructed. She finally looked at me, a polite but entirely dismissive smile on her lips. "Make sure they go out to the VIP list immediately. We are finalizing the catering numbers by Friday." I stared at the top envelope. The golden foil caught the light. It was a formal invitation. ‘You are cordially invited to celebrate the engagement of Elias Stavros and Quinn Hayes.’ The words blurred in front of my eyes. A cold, heavy weight dropped directly into my stomach. I looked up at Quinn, completely speechless, as she turned around and walked back to the elevator, leaving me staring at the undeniable proof of exactly where I stood in Elias's life.CasimirI sat behind my desk. My office was located on the executive top floor, just down the main corridor from the CEO's suite. The walls were made of soundproof glass, giving me a clear view of the floor's activity while keeping my conversations strictly private.I was reviewing a risk assessment for the European shipping routes. I crossed out a set of inflated numbers with my pen when a movement outside caught my attention. I looked up.Sybil was walking down the corridor toward my office. She held a stack of printed spreadsheets and a white binder tight against her chest. She stopped in front of my glass door and knocked lightly on the surface.I set my pen down. I did not expect to see her here. "Come in," I said.She pushed the door open and stepped inside. She pulled the door shut behind her, ensuring it closed completely. She walked up to my desk and placed the binder and the printed papers flat on the glass surface."What is this?" I asked."Vendor logistics for the engagem
SybilI stared at the thick, cream-colored cardstock resting on the center of my desk.‘You are cordially invited to celebrate the engagement of Elias Stavros and Quinn Hayes.’The elegant, golden foil caught the light from the overhead fixtures. The stark reality of the impending marriage hit me far harder than I ever expected. My stomach twisted into a tight, painful knot. I knew Elias was engaged. I knew my presence here was purely a biological contract. But seeing their names printed side by side on expensive paper made it entirely real.I looked up. Quinn had not walked back to the elevators. She stood directly in front of my desk, watching my face.She wore a polite, perfectly practiced smile. But her eyes were sharp.She set a thick white binder down next to the stack of invitations. "The mailing list is in the front pocket. I need you to organize the vendor logistics for the wedding events. Cross-reference the catering numbers with the venue capacities.""I will take care of
SybilI felt the hard wood of the door press against my spine. My breath hitched in my throat as Elias trapped me completely in place. He was too close. His broad chest was inches from mine, and the sheer heat radiating off his body was terrifying, but it was also deeply intoxicating."I am asking you a question," he said softly. "Do you prefer my brother's company?"I forced myself to meet his dark eyes. I refused to cower against the door."Mr. Stavros," I said, trying to keep my voice steady. "Emrys simply requested I take a break. He was just being kind."Elias’s jaw tightened. "Kind.""Yes, kind," I repeated. "Something you clearly do not know much about."The moment the words left my mouth, the air in the room shifted.Elias’s eyes darkened instantly. He did not yell. He did not argue. Instead, he stepped flush against me, pinning me completely to the door. I gasped as my stomach met his hips. I could feel the thick, heavy ridge of his arousal pressing hard against me through
EliasI stood at the bottom of the grand staircase and waited. The house was entirely quiet. It was the way I preferred it. Order, structure, and absolute predictability. Unless something or someone is missing.And then the heavy front doors opened. The sound of laughter drifted into the quiet foyer. It was a light, carefree sound. It echoed off the marble walls, bright and completely unchecked.I had never heard her laugh before.She walked into the house with Emrys. They were standing close together. He was carrying several large shopping bags, and she was smiling up at him.A sharp spike of annoyance hit my chest the exact second I saw them. My jaw clamped down. I told myself it was purely a matter of protocol. She was a highly valuable asset. She was the key to the contract we had just initiated last night. The entire future of my legacy depended on her remaining safe and secure. My tightly controlled environment had a crack in it, and I did not like it. I hated when things did
SybilI stood completely frozen in the center of the showroom. The store staff moved quickly and quietly around us. Mark locked the glass front doors and flipped the open sign to closed.I was deeply uncomfortable. I had never seen anyone wield their wealth like a weapon before. Emrys just casually dismissed other people so he could have the entire room to himself. It felt wrong."Emrys," I whispered, stepping closer to him so the staff would not hear me. "You cannot just kick people out of a store.""I did not kick them out," he replied smoothly without looking guilty at all. "I simply bought their privacy. Mark will give them a very nice discount on their next visit to make up for the inconvenience.""We are supposed to be looking for a suit for you," I reminded him."I changed my mind."He walked over to a rack of tailored dresses and started flipping through the hangers. He pulled out a sleek, emerald green dress and held it up to the light."I think we should shop for you instead
EmrysI let out a deep laugh.Her mouth was completely agape. Her dark eyes were wide, blinking at me as if I had just spoken to her in a dead language. It was an unfiltered look of pure shock. The women I usually dealt with, the wealthy heiresses and corporate board members, never showed their cards. They calculated every single word. They practiced their smiles in the mirror. They always knew exactly what they wanted out of a conversation before it even started.Sybil just stared at me, completely paralyzed. It was incredibly refreshing."Close your mouth, Sybil," I said with a smile. "You will catch a fly."She snapped her mouth shut and swallowed hard. Her fingers gripped the edge of her desk."Excuse me?" she said. "I heard what you said, but you are obviously joking.""I never joke about taking a beautiful woman out," I replied. I took a slow sip of my coffee, enjoying the bright flush rising on her cheeks. "But you do not need to panic. I am not asking you on a formal date. I







