MasukJess POV
He leaned in closer, his lips brushing against my ear. “Do you want to get out of here?” The words sent a jolt through my body, my heart pounding in my chest. Without thinking, I spun around to face him. “Yes.” No hesitation. No second-guessing. Just desire raw and intoxicating. He gave a subtle nod to a man across the room, who immediately stepped aside as if this was all prearranged. Before I could fully process what was happening, I was being guided through the club, my hand in his, the pulsing music fading behind us. The cool night air hit my skin as we stepped outside, but my body was already burning from his touch. His car, sleek and black, waited at the curb like something out of a movie. The second we slid inside, his hands were on me. Hot breath on my neck. Fingers tracing my thighs. Teeth grazing my skin in a way that made me shiver. My mind was spinning, a blur of alcohol and adrenaline, every nerve ending alive under his touch. I could feel him hard and wanting pressing against me, and my heart raced with anticipation. Moments later, we pulled up in front of a towering downtown hotel. The lights from the street reflected off the glass, making it shimmer like something out of a dream. He took my hand again, leading me inside. The elevator ride felt endless, the tension thick between us. I could feel his gaze on me, burning holes through the fabric of my dress. When the doors finally opened, we stepped into a luxurious suite on the top floor. The city lights stretched out beneath us, but I barely noticed. He turned to me, a devilish glint in his gray eyes. Without a word, he closed the distance between us, his hands gripping my waist as he pulled me close. In one swift motion, he ripped the red dress from my body, the fabric falling to the floor like silk. It suddenly hit me. This is my first time. My heart fluttered with nerves, but my body betrayed me, aching for more. I lowered my gaze, my voice barely a whisper. “Be gentle.” His expression softened for a brief moment, but the hunger in his eyes only grew darker. “I will.” Slowly, he peeled off his shirt, revealing a chiseled chest that looked like it had been sculpted by a god. Every movement was deliberate, each buckle and button undone with care. Then he spun me around, gently laying me on the bed. His hands and mouth explored me with precision, igniting He leaned in closer, his lips brushing against my ear. “Do you want to get out of here?” The words sent a jolt through my body, my heart pounding in my chest. Without thinking, I spun around to face him. “Yes.” No hesitation. No second-guessing. Just desire raw and intoxicating. He gave a subtle nod to a man across the room, who immediately stepped aside as if this was all prearranged. Before I could fully process what was happening, I was being guided through the club, my hand in his, the pulsing music fading behind us. The cool night air hit my skin as we stepped outside, but my body was already burning from his touch. His car, sleek and black, waited at the curb like something out of a movie. The second we slid inside, his hands were on me. Hot breath on my neck. Fingers tracing my thighs. Teeth grazing my skin in a way that made me shiver. My mind was spinning, a blur of alcohol and adrenaline, every nerve ending alive under his touch. I could feel him hard and wanting pressing against me, and my heart raced with anticipation. Moments later, we pulled up in front of a towering downtown hotel. The lights from the street reflected off the glass, making it shimmer like something out of a dream. He took my hand again, leading me inside. The elevator ride felt endless, the tension thick between us. I could feel his gaze on me, burning holes through the fabric of my dress. When the doors finally opened, we stepped into a luxurious suite on the top floor. The city lights stretched out beneath us, but I barely noticed. He turned to me, a devilish glint in his gray eyes. Without a word, he closed the distance between us, his hands gripping my waist as he pulled me close. In one swift motion, he ripped the red dress from my body, the fabric falling to the floor like silk. It suddenly hit me. This is my first time. My heart fluttered with nerves, but my body betrayed me, aching for more. I lowered my gaze, my voice barely a whisper. “Be gentle.” His expression softened for a brief moment, but the hunger in his eyes only grew darker. “I will.” Slowly, he peeled off his shirt, revealing a chiseled chest that looked like it had been sculpted by a god. Every movement was deliberate, each buckle and button undone with care. Then he spun me around, gently laying me on the bed. His hands and mouth explored me with precision, igniting every inch of my body. He knew exactly where to touch, how to draw soft gasps from my lips, how to make me tremble beneath him. When he pressed against me, I tensed for a moment. There was a flash of pain sharp and brief but it quickly melted into something else. Something deeper. Pure pleasure. He moved with a rhythm that left me breathless, his body in perfect sync with mine. Each thrust, each whispered word sent me spiraling further into the night, lost in him. And it didn’t end there. Three more times, he brought me to the edge, and each time, he pulled me back down with him. Every touch, every kiss, every whispered promise kept me wanting more. Morning came too soon. Sunlight streamed through the wide hotel windows, illuminating the tangled sheets and my discarded clothes. My head throbbed from the hangover, and the world felt too bright, too real. I rolled over, expecting to see him beside me but the bed was empty. Panic set in as I sat up, the events of the night before crashing down on me. My phone buzzed on the bedside table, and I saw a flood of missed calls from Ava and my mom. “Shit.” I quickly grabbed my phone, dialing Ava back. She answered on the first ring. “Jess! Where the hell are you? We’ve been calling all night!” Her voice was frantic, and I winced, guilt washing over me. “I’m okay,” I said, trying to sound composed. “Where are you?” I glanced around the unfamiliar room, my heart pounding. The plush furniture, the floor to ceiling windows it all felt surreal. “I’ll be there soon,” I lied. Hanging up, I got out of bed, scanning the room for my dress. I found it crumpled on the floor and quickly slipped it back on. That’s when I saw it. A wad of cash sitting neatly on the bedside table. My chest tightened. Anger and humiliation bubbled up inside me as I grabbed the money, staring at it in disbelief. “Piece of shit,” I muttered under my breath, shoving the money into my purse. I slipped on my heels and walked out of the room without looking back, determined to put the night behind me. But as I stepped into the elevator, something inside me whispered that this wasn’t over. Not by a long shot. That stranger with his stormy gray eyes and devilish grin had left a mark on me. And little did I know, our paths were destined to cross again. This wasn’t the end. It was only the beginning.Jess POV At Diaz Enterprises The office was sleek, modern, and intimidating. After a brief orientation, I was shown to my desk and began learning the software I’d be using. I focused hard, trying to drown out the unease in my chest. But then I heard her voice. “Miss Moore, my boss would like to see you.” I froze. My stomach dropped. “Already?” I whispered, but the woman simply nodded, waiting for me to follow. Heart pounding, I stood and walked with her down the long hallway. The glass walls gleamed, reflecting the weight of my nerves. When we reached the large office door, she pushed it open. Inside, a tall, broad-shouldered man stood by the window, his back to me. He exuded power, the tension in the room thick as he stared out at the city below. “Mr. Diaz,” the woman said softly. “She’s here.” Slowly, he turned. And I froze. Gray eyes met mine, sharp and piercing. I felt the air leave my lungs, my chest tightening painfully. No. This can’t be real. Bu
Dominic I sat in my office, staring at the mountain of paperwork in front of me, but none of it mattered. The only thing I could think about was her. Those fucking hazel eyes. They weren’t just in my head—they were burned into me, running wild in my thoughts, clouding every shred of focus I had. I drummed my fingers on the desk, frustration mounting. Who the hell was she? How do I find her? Then it hit me—the interview. Snatching the phone, I punched in Samantha’s extension. “Get in here. Now.” A knock on the door barely registered before Samantha walked in. “They make a decision on that position yet?” I asked, voice sharp. She shook her head. “They’re still narrowing it down.” I leaned forward. “There was a woman here yesterday,” I said, my voice lower now, gritting the words. “Hazel eyes. Almond skin. Who is she?” Samantha’s lips curled into a knowing smirk. “I remember her. Jessie Moore.” Jessie.
Stranger DangerJess POVSitting in the cab, my mind and heart raced in sync, pounding relentlessly.My baby was in the hospital.And I had just seen him.That stranger.Liam’s dad.The face that haunted me for three years. The man I swore I’d never see again.Was I dreaming?This can’t be real.I quickly snapped out of my thoughts as the cab pulled up to the hospital entrance. The familiar fear hit me all at once, but I pushed it aside and rushed inside.At the reception desk, I spotted Ava.“Ava!” I called out, my voice trembling as I hurried toward her.She turned to me, her eyes filled with worry.“Where is Liam?” I asked breathlessly.Her lips trembled as she replied. “He’s with the doctor.”“What happened?”Ava glanced down at her hands, which were shaking.“He was eating some fruit,” she whispered. “The next thing I know, he started turning purple.”My heart dropped.“What kind of fruit?” I snapped, panic rising in my voice.Tears welled in Ava’s eyes. “Strawberries.”I froze.
Dominic’s POV After leaving the office, I was done for the morning. No meetings, no calls nothing could keep me from handling this. I drove straight to the Foster house, my grip tightening on the steering wheel with each passing block. I didn’t even bother going home to clean up. Maybe I could use that as an excuse to leave early anything to get out of the trap they’d set for me. As I pulled into the driveway, Leo, my right-hand man, was already waiting. He opened the SUV door without a word, his eyes scanning me like he could feel the fury rolling off me. “You good?” he asked. “No,” I said flatly. “Stay close.” I entered the house, my footsteps heavy on the polished floors. The air smelled like some cheap attempt at a fancy meal. It reeked of desperation. The second I walked in, Hayley came running, her heels clicking against the floor. “Hey, baby!” she squealed, wrapping herself around me like a damn snake. I didn’t move. Didn’t hug her back. Her perfume was cho
Jess POV As i turn in my bed i could feel jumping on the bed mommy mommy goggles kisses splash all over my face i I opened my eyes to see Liam, his little hands patting my face. His messy curls framed his chubby cheeks, and his wide grin made my heart melt. “Morning, sweet boy,” I whispered, pressing kisses all over his face, making him squeal with laughter. “Thank you for waking Mommy up.” Moments like this made everything worth it. But the peace didn’t last long. The bedroom door creaked open, and Ava breezed in, all smiles and energy. “Rise and shine, Jessie! It’s your big day — interview time!” I groaned, throwing the blanket over my head. “Don’t remind me.” Ava yanked the blanket back. “Oh no, you’re not hiding today. You’ve worked too damn hard for this.” She wasn’t wrong. Three years ago, my life took a turn I wasn’t ready for. One reckless night with a stranger left me pregnant, scared, and convinced my future was slipping away. I was alone, terrified, and barely
Dominic Diaz Twenty six. Tech millionaire. The only son of the infamous Carlos Diaz a name that opened doors, commanded respect, and left chaos in its wake. And me? I’m next in line to take over the family empire. Not that I give a damn. The family business is all politics, handshakes, and backroom deals with strings attached. But the worst part? The marriage deal my father struck with the Foster family. I barely had a say. He’d picked out the “perfect” girl for me Hayley Foster. Biggest mistake of my life? Sleeping with her once. One night. That’s all it took for her to start calling herself my fiancée. She’s a nightmare wrapped in designer clothes, convinced that one hookup gave her the right to waltz into my life and claim a title she’ll never have. What a mess. I was standing by my office window, staring at the skyline when Leo walked in. My right hand man. Loyal, efficient, and annoyingly punctual. “Here’s the file you requested, sir,” he said, setting a thic







