LOGINAsher's POV:
Kai tied my hair in his firm grip as he pumped loads of thick, wet cum down my throat. I struggled, desperately trying to pull back, but his hold was far stronger than I could break. My lips were sealed tight around the base of his thick cock, pressed against the light tendrils of hair that smelled of citrus and pine. My stomach churned violently as I swallowed every single drop, his veiny dick still pulsing on my tongue. This may not have been the first time I’d sucked dick, but it had never felt this humiliating. Kneeling in front of him, trapped between his spread legs with his hand yanking my hair at will like a disobedient puppy, the message was painfully clear: he held all the power, and I was meant to cower. With my knees pressed against the cold marble floor of his expensive office, the line between slave and master had never been sharper. He slowly pulled my head upward by the chin, forcing my eyes to meet his. They were filled with sadistic satisfaction — dark and dominating. His thumb brushed over my bruised lip in a slow, almost soothing motion. “Welcome to my world, Bartholomew,” he said. His dark, growling voice sent shivers racing down my spine. My last name sounded like both a curse and a covenant on his tongue. “Zip it up,” he commanded, gesturing toward his dick that lay semi-hard against his pants. My eyes followed. His cock looked permanently hard. “You made this mess. Fix it.” Why the fuck is he being such a total bitch? Does he get some sick, sardonic pleasure from treating people like shit? My hands moved reluctantly. I grabbed his cock firmly; it jolted under my touch. I was quick to tuck it back inside his pants, zipping up almost too fast because it threatened to harden again at the slightest contact. The wet, slimy taste of his cum still coated my tongue and throat. “Get out.” His voice suddenly transformed into a cold, sharp edge, as if my sheer presence irritated him now. Humiliation washed over me like a wave. He remained relaxed in his chair, back resting gracefully, eyes staring down at me with that pitying look. Fucking bastard. I couldn’t be more glad to leave. I stood up from between his spread legs and walked out. I tried to clear the memory of him — and the image of myself kneeling, swallowing his load — as the elevator descended. When I arrived at the staff unit, I was met by a bunch of mechanical faces that were supposed to be my coworkers. They were all dressed in the same suffocating black-and-white corporate uniformity, soulless and synchronized. I felt an immediate sting of embarrassment as their faces pinched at the sight of me. I was wearing only a plain black shirt and trousers. Subtle whispers spread through the room. Who gives a fuck what they think? I told myself. But I did. I gave two fucks. I wrapped my palm around my wrist, arm crossing my body like I was trying to hide my nakedness. “But he’s handsome… He’s so handsome,” I heard two girls squirm. I wondered if they knew I could hear them, or if they wanted me to. I made my way to the spot that was supposed to be my work desk: a chair, a desktop, and a thick instruction manual outlining my full role and job description. I flipped through some pages… Apparently, I would rarely be here. Most of my job involved following Kai around like a stray puppy. Stray puppy. The words itched at my brain. “Hey.” A high-pitched voice called from the other side of the table. I turned. A red-haired woman, beautiful, with a smile that could light up a dark room. “Hey,” I responded. “I’m Melissa. I work in the Emergency Control Unit.” Her high-pitched voice, though not loud, made my eardrums ring. “I’m Asher, Kai’s…” Kai’s personal assistant. I completed the sentence in my head. I wondered what impression that would give her. If Kai could shove his dick down my throat the moment I arrived, maybe they all knew exactly who he was and what his “personal assistants” usually did. “It’s nice to meet you, Asher,” she said with sheer excitement. “Nice to meet you too.” I plugged in my earbuds, hoping she would take the hint and leave me alone. But her voice rang out again. “You can’t wear those here, or any earpiece.” She gestured toward the wall where a printed sign showed earpieces marked with a red X. What kind of man sets lazy-ass rules like these? My brows twitched in frustration. I dropped my hands onto the desk, and that was when I accidentally pressed a button on a small remote control that wasn’t there when I first arrived. Red lights flashed. A loud siren blared uncontrollably. “Oh no, no, no!” Melissa panicked, her voice rising to cut through the noise. “This is all my fault. I left it on your desk.” She was breathing heavily, frantically pressing buttons at her station, but it was too late. The damage had escalated. Everyone in the office was on their heels — gathering files, stuffing documents, some already rushing for the exit. My heart pounded twice as fast. Fucking great. My first day and I’ve already screwed things up, like I always do. Fucking stupid Ash. The sprinklers activated, showering flame retardant foam everywhere. Laptops and files were instantly soaked. Just when I thought things couldn’t get worse, they did. I imagined how many devices would be completely destroyed and how much it would all cost. Fear and frustration washed over me. Well, I’m not in charge of the emergency department. If only that bitch had minded her fucking business and not tried to make small talk, this would be her fault. I tried to justify it. But I was the one who pressed the button. Unconsciously. Unintentionally. Still, that didn’t matter. What mattered was the verdict of that big-egoed bastard. I glanced at Melissa. She was crying, sobbing heavily like she had just received a death sentence. I rolled my eyes. Ain’t no way you’re doing this right now. But when Kai walked into the staff unit — soaked, eyes flaming with rage — I suddenly understood her fear. He was so intense I felt the urgent need to use the toilet. Everyone quickly lined up in front of him, heads bowed, facing the floor and shaking. I followed suit, falling in line like the rest. “Well? Explain,” Kai demanded. People exchanged nervous glances. Whispers flew. “That wasn’t from my end…” “I don’t even work in emergency…” Every quiet second stretched into a suffocating eternity. For some odd reason, Melissa stood closest to him. For someone tied to this mess, it was either very brave or her way of submitting without words. Kai suddenly grabbed her by the neck, yanking her up to his face. Her feet nearly left the floor. She pleaded and cried. “How did this happen?” His voice was dangerous, eyes thick with rage. I feared he would snap her throat right there. My blood ran cold. What the fuck is wrong with him? That’s no way to treat a person — a woman. But manners were slaves to Kai, and in his world, his actions were always right. I couldn’t just stand by. The guilt pierced like daggers as I watched her writhe. “She didn’t do it,” my mouth spoke before my brain could fully decide. The room went deathly still and silent. Every head turned toward me, eyes wide as if I had grown a second head. “She didn’t do it. I did.” My voice came out steadier this time. Kai dropped Melissa. She hit the floor with a heavy thud, coughing and choking. My eyes stayed locked on his. I didn’t know what my fate would be now, but unlike Melissa, I knew he couldn’t just fire me. I had signed a long-term contract. He would be the one to lose if he tried. Still, I had no idea what he would do instead. Punch me until I bled? Make me pay for all the damages? I wasn’t in a hurry to find out. Kai’s eyes sharpened, his voice slicing through the tension. “Come with me.”The weather was decent. The sun spread its light across the sky, slowly drying the puddles and the damp air. Kai knew exactly what time it was. This was the quiet danger the day carried — the hour he would be summoned.He had not slept since the night before. Every hour had been spent training, every minute sharpening his skills. Every push-up, every streak of sweat, reminded him of one thing: precision.He made his mother breakfast and watched her take her medication.At exactly 12:00 p.m., his phone buzzed — right on time. The van was already waiting outside. Kai wiped the blades he had been sharpening for hours, slipped them into his pocket, and stepped out for the mission.They arrived at a small village not far from where they lived. Kai had been here before. A childhood memory stirred — chasing dandelions with a friend, blowing the white seeds into the air, or following a truck that spilled dirt so they could pick scrap. Or maybe those were only fragments of imagination.The fir
The Mandans gathered under the flickering lights of the abandoned garage. Rain still hammered the corrugated roof, but no one paid it any attention. The leader stood at the center, arms crossed, he laid out the instructions of the mission, why it was to be carried out, where and when. There was a local election happening. One of the chairmanship seats in the district was being contested hard. The current favorite was a dogged man who wouldn't stop talking about the rivers, about the thick, chemical-stained water, the dead fish, the children who got sick from all the industrial pollution. He wanted stricter rules. He wanted the factories held accountable. He wanted the pollution stopped.The other candidate was quieter, better funded, and already in the pocket of the rich and powerful people. He was the one who needed to win.The Mandans’ role was to cause chaos. Break windows. Start fires. Start fights in the streets around the polling stations. Make the day so noisy and dangerous t
The morning light had barely crept in when loud banging erupted from outside.Kai jolted awake on the thin spread mat, a sharp gasp escaping him. The sounds grew louder, sharper, more aggressive. Before he could fully sit up, the flimsy door burst open with a violent crack as a group of able-bodied men stormed inside.“Where’s that hag?!” one of them yelled.Kai scrambled to his feet and stepped in front of them before his mother could emerge from the back room. His small frame was tense, fists clenched at his sides.The leader — a burly man with a cruel face — thrust a folded paper toward them.“It’s over.” He threw the eviction notice at Kai’s mother as she stepped out. She flinched as the paper fluttered to the floor. “You’ve had four months of extensions on accumulated rent. Today is the day.”He signaled to his men with a sharp jerk of his head. “Take this filth out.”The men moved like vultures, grabbing what little furniture and belongings they had. Kai’s mother dropped to her
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*******************Étienne Brooks ***************Death wasn’t something I wished on anybody, but not all the dead deserved to be mourned. Jobes Baker was certainly one whose death brought more silence than sorrow. But it was far from over. He was only one of the hundreds of billionaires behind the systematic exploitation of African and East Asian countries — the mines, the bribes, the destroyed communities, the rivers running red with more than just iron.I took a slow drag from my cigarette, staring out at the glittering city lights from my balcony. The night air was cold against my skin. For a moment, I allowed myself to believe I was safe up here.Then I felt it.That shift in the air. The way the silence suddenly felt heavier.I turned around and there he was — a tall man in a black coat standing only a few feet away, watching me like I was already something he owned. His presence was calm on the surface, but underneath it was something far more dangerous. Threatening. Like a bla
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Kai's POV The moisture, slimy and slick wrapped around my hard cock, the tip shivering it's way up to his throat as his soft plump lips touched the base, fuck. I shuddered. He slid up and down, slowly, like he was trying to avoid gagging on it. With one hand resting behind my head, My other hand re
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