로그인Tyler's POV
It couldn't be. How was Quinn seated behind the huge desk of the office of the CEO. Was I missing something ? " Good morning sir" my voice came out clearly hiding any form of suspicion. Thank goodness I was wearing glasses and I dyed my hair black last night . Although I did it because I hate answering questions about what's the actual colour of my hair. "Sit" He ignored my greeting and ordered. A cold hearted bastard as usual. If only he knew what he did with me. How he made me moan nonstop, driving his thick long length in and out of me. I quickly pushed the thought back. It would be rude to spot a boner at an interview . And he'll probably murder me on the spot if he ever finds out I was the one. He hated me right from school. And he probably won't remember I was the kid from before. I sat down on one of the extremely comfortable couches in the office, my heart racing nonstop but I wasn't going to let it show. The office was cold but hot at the same time. Quin stood up and walked around his large desk,exposing or rather showing off his expensive outfit. "Have you done this before?" "Excuse me?" I blurted out but immediately covered it with a quick " I'm sorry. No I haven't." He walked closer and sat on the couch obviously meant for him. "How long do you plan on working here?" His piercing sea blue eyes were probably drilling invisible holes through my head. "For as long as you will have me." Shit that sounded weird but I'll go with it either way. "Are you in a relationship?" Was this supposed to be part of an interview question? “No sir” I answered anyway. He looked and me for a moment nodded then ordered, "You can take your leave, I'll have my secretary contact you." I looked at him with an obviously confused expression. But swallowed whatever was about to leave my mouth. "Thank you sir." I said and stood up. "Mr McKenzie." I heard Quin's voice I turned to look at him. "Call me Mr McKenzie." "Oh. Yes, Mr Mackenzie." I repeated after him. And with that I was out of his office. Outside the office, I nodded briefly at the secretary and gave a small smile as I walked straight to the elevator. The moment the elevator door closed, I let out a breath I didn't know I was holding. Everything about this new job was giving me mixed feelings. I took a cab back to my apartment. Something else kept bothering me . Did he forget all about me? I meant the me he bullied in school. Of course he would. I was nothing but a play thing that satisfied his veil pride and ego. I needed to call Cassie. But another call came in instead. "MOM" This woman is after my happiness. I hate her for it but she's my mother. I picked up and put the phone on speaker. "I know you weren't planning on picking up my call. After all I've done for you." She's the worst kind of mother anybody could ever ask for. A mother who pleases her boyfriends by letting them have their way with her son. "What do you want from me now?" My voice sounded obviously irritated. Because I was irritated by her. "I'm at the police station, I need you to come bail me." I sighed, "What did you do this time?" "That is no way to talk to your mother, you ungrateful fruit of my womb." "Fine if you won't tell me, then call your boyfriends to come bail you." I was about to end the call when she said it. "I couldn't pay for my drink." She was so shameless. Why would a mother be that shameless? "Fine , I'm on my way." I ended the call. I put on something comfy and headed to the station. When I got there I spotted my mom talking and laughing with some guy in the stall. She looked comfortable. Why are they even in the same category? I thought male and female are separated. I quickly went to the desk where I made payment and bailed my mother. "I'm here for Jessica Davis." I told the cop at the desk. "Sign here." He pointed to a piece of paper, handing me a pen,"And here." After signing I told the cop to delay her bail by an hour so I'll be home when she leaves the station. By the time I got home I was tired , I made noodles and called the one person who wasn't asking for anything except for me to trust in them. Cassie. She picked up immediately. "Hey sugar, What's up?" "I've got happy news and sad news." I muttered. "Hit me with the happy news first." She said, "Ok. I got a job." "Fuck yeah! And?" "My boss is Quin." It sounded like a whisper. "You're fucked man." The joy in her voice disappeared immediately. "Yeah, I'm fucked." I muttered. "Cheers up sugar, he doesn't know y'all tied the knot so you're safe" the cheer was back in her voice. "Yeah." I said grimly "My boss is calling, let's meet up tomorrow, okay?" "Yeah." And the line went dead silent. Cassie and I hardly meet up. She's usually too busy and honestly, I think there's something going on between her and her boss. I spent the rest of the evening going through the internet searching for everything I could find on Quin McKenzie. Before sleep consumed me. Two days later I received another mail from Quin's secretary to resume work the following week. A notification popped up, something about Quin and I couldn't resist. I looked at the picture attached and read the headlines slowly with shaky hands. My heart beat spiked. Because I couldn't believe what I was reading.Tyler's POVOne week laterThe bachelor party was all Jake's idea.Which meant it was well organized, slightly chaotic in ways that felt intentional, and ended with four grown men sitting on the floor of a hotel suite at two in the morning eating room service and arguing about nothing important.Dylan had arranged the drinks. That was the part nobody had fully accounted for.Dylan approached cocktails the way he approached everything, with research and enthusiasm and a complete absence of half measures. By midnight we were already half wasted.Cooper and Atlas were at Dylan's apartment being watched by Dylan's neighbor who had been bribed with the promise of a home cooked meal.We had no such supervision.At some point someone suggested a toast and we toasted. Then someone suggested another toast and we toasted again. The specific content of the later toasts became increasingly abstract. At one point Jake stood up and said something about loyalty and the long version of it that I only
Tyler's pov.As if he read my thoughts, Quin suddenly increased his pace, thrusting into me harder and faster."Oh god. Yess...""If you wanted rough," Quin breathed " you could have said so"His thrust quickened, making me swallow whatever I was about to say." Ahhh..."After a few more thrust he pulled out and turned me over, with my back arched and ass in the air."Ohh!"I gasped when I felt his palm connect my ass, making me spill more precum. He pushed in and this time he went all out. Smacking and thrusting hard, making me blabber things I have no reason for saying.Fu...CK! Ahhh"I grabbed the sheet tighter, burying my face in the pillow and biting down into it for my sanity. My poor dick was seeking friction but all it could get was a light brush against the sheets."Cum for me baby."And like always his wish is my command. His hand moved under me and began to stroke my dick in time with his thrust and under a few seconds I was a writhing mess."AHH..."Speaks of electricity ru
Tyler's POV“Oh come on.” Quin’s voice came out low and frustrated as he moved his hips in slow circles under me. The friction made my breath catch for a second.“I thought you said you could wait until after the wedding,” I said, trying to sound as serious as I could. It was hard when he was looking up at me like that.“Two weeks is a long time.” He shifted again, deliberate. “Can’t you feel how hard I am? I won’t last that long.”I couldn’t help the laugh that escaped me. He’d been using the same line for about a month now, ever since we’d agreed—no sex until the wedding night. And every single time I ended up giving in.“Fine,” I said. “But this will be the last time.”Quin smiled like he’d already won. He always did.I slid down his body, settling on my knees between his legs. The living room was quiet except for the soft sound of our breathing. Before I did anything else, I glanced around quickly, checking the hallway and the corners of the room.No Cooper.Good. I didn’t need ou
Tyler's POVOne Year LaterThe suit was wrong.Not the kind of wrong that anyone else in the room would have noticed. Just the kind that sat under my skin and made me shift my weight from one foot to the other while the tailor crouched at my hem. My arms were held slightly out. The fabric pulled across my shoulders in a way that felt almost right but not quite. That almost was the problem. It made the whole thing feel a little heavier than it should have.Cassie sat in the chair behind me, eating a croissant she had produced from somewhere and offering opinions nobody had asked for.“It’s the shoulders,” she said.“The shoulders are fine,” the tailor said without looking up.“They’re a little stiff.”“They’re structured, and that’s the design.”“Structured and stiff are different things.”“Cassie, not helping” I said.“im trying to help here.” She tore off another piece. “The left shoulder specifically. It’s sitting slightly higher than the right.”The tailor paused. Looked up at the
Quin's POVTyler came home smiling like someone who had won a medal.His session with Grace must have gone well I guess or he was just happy. Cooper was going crazy waiting for Tyler. He had been sitting in front of the door for about five minutes now, which I knew because I had watched him migrate from his bed to the kitchen to the hallway to directly in front of the door with the focused determination of a puppy who had decided Tyler's return was the most important scheduled event of the day.The moment the door opened Cooper lost his mind entirely.He launched himself at Tyler with the full force of his small body, front paws hitting Tyler's knees, tail moving so fast it was functionally a blur, making a sound that was somewhere between a whine and a bark and something that had no name but communicated extreme emotion clearly.The dog seems to be more excited to see Tyler than to sit with me at home. Which of course I don't mind."Hey," Tyler said, crouching immediately. "Hey, hey,
Tyler's POVFor an appointment that was by ten, I had been awake since six.Not from anxiety exactly. Or maybe exactly from anxiety but the quiet kind that didn't announce itself dramatically. Just the kind that made sleep feel like something happening in another room that I wasn't quite invited into. I lay there in the dark beside Quin and listened to his breathing and thinking of how far we've come.Cooper knew something was different. He always knew. He had come and pressed his nose against my hand at around seven and stayed there until I scratched behind his ears, then relocated to the foot of the bed where he watched me get dressed with the solemn attention of someone monitoring a situation. It still amazes me how he understands me even though he hasn't been with me for up to a year.Quin was already up when I came downstairs. Coffee made. His laptop was open on the kitchen island but not being looked at. He was looking at me instead."Morning," I said."Morning."I poured coffee
Tyler's POV "Heir to the Makell Empire Allegedly got married to a man in Vegas" Below the headline was a picture of me wearing a mask and Quin standing opposite me putting a ring on my damn finger. Wait, why was I even panicking? It's not like anyone would recognise me. The picture was kinda bl
Tyler's POV I prefer dream Quin to real Quin. Real Quin hated me and was most definitely straight. He kept fucking and hitting my prostrate, earning more screams from me. At some point he pulled the pillow from under me , flipped me over and held my ass to the air. I was soo close to the edge. I
Tyler's POV Quin and I didn't really play any drinking games. It was probably just his way of making me drink with him. I couldn't remember how we got to his room. Fuck. I drank too much. My eyes felt heavy, I could barely stand. I saw a figure moving towards me through my blurry vision. I rubb
Tyler's pov "You ungrateful piece of shit,” my mom yelled through the phone. “After everything I’ve done for you, Tyler. I even decided to keep you instead of flushing you out when I had the opportunity to.” It was nothing new, but the story was always new. “I told you I don’t have that kind







