INICIAR SESIÓNFor one heartbeat I thought Aegis had found LyX burning a hole in my pocket and everything was finished but Micheal didn’t flinch.
He caught my wrist in one smooth, unbreakable grip, yanked me against his chest. “Don’t,” he said, low and lethal, his lips brushing my ear. “Move.” His other hand was already moving, thumb flying across his phone. My panic spiked ;police, cuffs, prison.But the red washed away with a single silent command. Golden city light flooded back in. The danger didn’t leave the room It transferred. From the screens straight into the space between our bodies.He dropped the phone which accidentally hit the marble floor and cracked but that was the least he could worry about. His eyes locked on mine, black and blazing. He dragged me so close I felt the thunder of his heartbeat through his shirt, turned me, tied my hands with the silk tie lying on the sofa. Memory slammed into me.I was sixteen. He was older .One stolen night in his childhood bedroom while the house slept. He’d kissed the bruises on my ribs, whispered no one would ever hurt me again. Then he’d laid me on sheets that smelled like summer rain and teenage secrets, spread my thighs with shaking hands, and took my virginity so gently I cried into his mouth. Before morning I went home before he woke up.. By nightfall he was gone. No note. No trace. Just gone. Until tonight. His grip tightened, thumb pressing the frantic pulse under my jaw.Tears burned my eyes. “I thought you left because I wasn’t enough.” A broken sound tore out of him. He spun me, slammed my front to the cold glass, kicked my boots apart so wide my thighs burned. The city glittered thirty-nine floors below, but all I felt was him, heat, fury, heartbreak. His belt hissed free. The leather whispered once against his palm, then snapped around my wrists, binding them tight at the small of my back. His bite made me gasp. “Say it,” he snarled against my ear, teeth scraping. “Say you’re mine. Say it like you did when you were sixteen and begging me to ruin you.” “I’m yours,” I sobbed. “I was always yours, Micheal, even when you left me.” He made a wounded sound and ripped my shirt off. My bra snapped in half, tossed aside. Cool air hit my skin; my nipples turned to diamonds against the glass.His palm cracked across my ass, sharp, perfect sting. I cried out, arched into it. Again. Again. Each slap blooming fire until I dripped down my thighs, pain and pleasure braided so tight I couldn’t tell them apart. He dropped to his knees behind me, spread my cheeks with rough hands, and buried his face between my thighs from behind. No warning. Just wet, filthy, open-mouthed worship spearing deep, nose pressed to my clit, eating me like he was trying to drink ten lost years in one savage gulp. I screamed his name, wrists jerking against the belt, boots slipping as my legs tried to close. He pinned one thigh higher against the glass, opened me wider, and kept devouring until I came so hard my vision blacked out and tears streamed down my face. He rose, chest heaving. Zipper rasped. The blunt, scalding head of his cock nudged my entrance. “Look at me,” he demanded, voice shredded. I turned my cheek to the glass. His eyes were wet. “I never stopped loving you,” he said, and slammed into me in one brutal thrust. The stretch stole my breath, thick, unforgiving, perfect. He didn’t give me time to adjust. He fucked me like punishment and prayer combined, deep, punishing strokes that rattled the glass and drove the air from my lungs. Every thrust slammed my bound wrists higher between my shoulder blades, arching me until my breasts dragged across the window, nipples screaming from the cold. His hand fisted my hair, wrenched my head back so he could bite down on my neck hard enough to bruise, hard enough to mark. “Feel that?” he snarled, hips snapping so hard my teeth clacked. “That’s ten years of missing you. Ten years of hating myself for leaving.” I sobbed his name, pussy clenching around him, tears dripping off my chin onto the marble far below. He pulled out abruptly. I whimpered at the loss only to be spun, shoved down until my knees hit the cold floor. He freed his cock, angry, flushed, dripping with us, and painted my lips with it. “Open.” I did. He fed himself into my mouth slow, reverent, eyes locked on mine as tears rolled down my cheeks. I took him deep, gagging, drooling, tasting us and every broken promise. When he pulled free, strings of spit connecting us, he hauled me up, spun me again, bent me over the back of the leather couch, wrists still bound, face pressed to cool hide. Then he took me from behind, back shots so deep I felt him in my soul.Each thrust jolted through my entire body, hips slamming against my ass, the wet slap of skin echoing like gunshots. One hand gripped the belt like reins, the other snaked around to rub my clit in ruthless circles. “Come for me, baby,” he growled, voice cracking with emotion. he “Come while I fill you up and never let you go again.” I shattered, sobbing, screaming, pussy gushing around him so hard it splashed his thighs. He followed with a broken roar, burying himself to the root and spilling inside me in thick, endless pulses, hips jerking as he emptied ten years of longing into my body. He didn’t pull out. He collapsed over me, chest heaving against my bound arms, lips brushing the tears on my cheek. “I’m sorry,” he whispered, voice raw. “I’m so fucking sorry I left. But I’m never leaving again.” He untied my wrists with shaking hands, massaged the red marks, then turned me and kissed every tear, every bruise, every inch of skin he’d marked. When he finally carried me to his bed, still buried inside me, still leaking down my thighs, he laid me down like I was something holy and breakable. Against my lips he made a new vow, quiet, fierce, unbreakable: “You’re home now, Layla. And this time, I burn the whole world before I ever let you go.” And just as I started to coil around him,the digital watch on my wrist lit up . “I SEE YOU ” —AGENT MILLER ,FBI.NARRATOR’S POV The glass wall felt less like a barrier and more like a lens, magnifying her every move for the man who now sat like a king across the way, already absorbed in the ruthless business of his empire.She forced herself to sit, to power on her sleek terminal. The screen glowed to life, a map of Wade Global’s digital system unfolding before her. Analyze the building, she commanded herself, the hacker’s mind engaging on autopilot. Access points. Server locations. Security rotations. She began to map a cold, logical path through the fortress, a ghost planning her heist.But a tremor in her hands betrayed her. A thought, unwelcome and insistent, broke through the code.What did he mean about Denzel?Michael’s voice, low and graveled with warning, echoed in the quiet room. “He’s meeting with people who have real power, and real cruelty.”She had dismissed it as another layer of his overbearing control. But what if it wasn’t? Denzel’s rage at the club had been wild, unhinged. “I
NARRATOR’S POV"I told you this was a bad idea."His voice was low, a controlled tremor running beneath the words. It wasn't a shout; it was something more dangerous than a verdict.Layla stood her ground, the glass wall of her new cage at her back. "I wanted to prove I was capable."A humorless, sharp sound escaped him. "Capable?" He leaned forward, planting his elbows on the obsidian desk. The move was predatory. "You have no idea what you're walking into. You think this is about code and data streams? This is about gutting competitors before they breathe. It's about lawyers who make evidence disappear and men who make people disappear. It's a beautiful, polished war, and you just enlisted as a civilian." He shook his head, a flicker of raw frustration breaking through his icy control. "You're brilliant, Layla. And you're too stubborn to listen. That's a lethal combination in my world."His words were a wall, each one meant to intimidate her back to safety. He saw a woman he was obs
NARRATOR The words, "She's hired," still hung in the air of the boardroom, a decision that felt less like an offer and more like a sentence Michael had passed on himself. He didn't look at the approving nods of the board. His gaze was a brand on Layla's skin."Eleanor will get you settled," he said, his voice stripped of all warmth, reverting to the cool, impersonal tone of a CEO. He pulled his phone from his pocket, thumbs moving with sharp, efficient taps. A message sent. A command given.Layla forced a polite smile to the board members and walked out, the click of her heels on the polished floor the only sound in the silent, tense room. She didn't look back, but she felt him watching her until the door swung shut.In the hushed, opulent hallway, a woman was already waiting. Eleanor. Michael’s executive assistant was in her fifties, dressed in immaculate, severe grey. Her hair was a perfect silver bob, and her eyes held the calm, assessing look of someone who had survived decades i
Layla’s POVThe morning sun through the penthouse windows felt too bright, too honest. I woke with my plan locked in place, a cold, sharp key turning in my chest. To get inside,to get close,to save Anna and safe myself from going to prison My phone glowed on the nightstand.Miller: Progress?Two words that stole the air from my lungs. I deleted them. Today, I promised the ghost on my screen. It starts today.Michael was already in the kitchen, a tower of silent authority against the skyline. He turned, and the ruthless CEO vanished. His eyes, that pale, cutting blue, softened only for me. It was a look that felt like a claim.“You’re up early,” he said. His voice was low, a private rumble meant just for us.“Couldn’t sleep,” I murmured, pouring coffee. The lie was easy. My hands were steady.He watched me move. He was always watching. “You have a plan,” he stated. He didn’t ask. He knew the look on my face,the one I got when my mind was racing ten steps ahead.I turned, meeting his g
LAYLA’S POVBy the time we reached the penthouse, the city outside felt too bright, too loud, too aware. I stepped through the door first, my pulse still beating out of rhythm from everything that happened at the care home and the club,the photos, the threats, the countdown. The weight of the pen drive in my bag felt like a ticking bomb against my hip.Michael was already there.He stood near the floor-to-ceiling windows with his jacket off, sleeves rolled up, one hand in his pocket, the other holding a glass of water he hadn’t touched. He didn’t turn around. He didn’t need to. The moment I crossed the threshold, his shoulders stiffened’like my panic had traveled across the room before I said a word.Something in me curled inward.“Layla?” His voice was low, steady, but edged with something sharp. “What happened?”“Nothing.” The lie came too fast. Too thin.His head tilted slightly, his gaze still fixed on the skyline. “You walked in like you saw a ghost.”“I’m just tired,” I whispere
LAYLA’S POVI hugged Anna tighter than I intended, breathing in the faint scent of her paint-stained hoodie. She giggled, unaware of the war raging behind my eyes, unaware that danger had already walked into her room twice today. We exchanged soft words, promises I wasn’t sure I could keep, but she held me with so much faith that I forced a smile and kissed her forehead. I told her I’d visit again soon, and she squeezed my hand one last time before I left.The moment I stepped outside the care home, the weight returned. My chest tightened, my throat burned, and frustration crawled under my skin until I felt like screaming. My fingers trembled as I opened the app and booked an Uber without thinking. I needed somewhere loud, somewhere dark, somewhere I could breathe before going back to Michael’s penthouse with a pen drive hidden in my bag like a ticking bomb.I needed noise. Chaos. Music. A place where no one cared if I was falling apart.Club Octa.The neon lights hit me the moment I







