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“Tell the guys to leave. Dominic’s not showing up tonight,” I said to Michael, one of my right-hand men. “Handle the guy, but don’t kill him.”
He nodded, and I slipped into my Bentley.
Finally, I could focus on the woman beside me.
Sienna looked nervous as I shut the door. Surprising. She hadn’t seemed nervous all night.
Before I walked up to her, she was about to be snatched by one of the guys Michael had ordered to grab her. A quirky little thing, trying to sneak shots of my men like she was invisible. At first, I thought Dominic had sent her to spy on us. But one look at the way she fumbled, the way her ID peeked from her bag, told me otherwise.
She wasn’t a plant.
She was just a nosy, reckless investigative journalist.
And fuck if that didn’t thrill me.
Not just because she was drop-dead gorgeous—which I’d already clocked before she started recording—but because this was hands down the most dangerous thing I’d done in years.
Hooking up with a journalist. Right after ordering a torture session for one of Dominic’s boys.
I was supposed to keep my hands clean, stay far away from anyone remotely connected to the authorities. But Sienna?
She was irresistible.
And dangerous.
I reached for her thigh, my fingers pressing lightly, reassuring.
I leaned in, my lips brushing her ear. “You got a hotel you’re comfortable with?”
She swallowed. “No.”
“Leighton’s,” I told the driver. The car started moving immediately.
I turned back to my little journalist.
Before she could react, I grabbed her by the waist and pulled her onto my lap.
A stunned gasp left her lips as she landed against me.
But I didn’t give her a chance to recover.
I tilted her chin up, caught her lips with mine. She inhaled sharply, but then—she melted. Her mouth parted, welcoming me in. Our tongues tangled, her body pressing even closer, and fuck—
This was already a bad idea.
But I wasn’t stopping now.
Dang sienna is so ht, I could barely wait to get to the hotel room. My hands slid under her shirt, gliding over smooth skin as I found her bra. I squeezed her breast through the fabric, but I wanted it gone. She moaned against my mouth, grinding on my aching cock.
“We’re here,” the driver announced.
I pulled back, breath ragged, struggling to regain control before responding.
“Okay. Don’t wait up.”
With a sigh, I eased Sienna back into her seat. She quickly smoothed out her clothes, but I wished I could just teleport her inside without breaking apart.
I stepped out, opened her door, and led her up to the room. More like my room. The one I crashed in every time. The staff didn’t even wait for me to ask for the key anymore—it was always ready.
As expected, the door was already unlocked when we arrived.
Inside, Sienna hesitated, glancing around.
“You nervous?” I asked.
“Not really.”
“Need a drink?”
“No, I’m good.”
“Then kiss me.”
I scooped her up, carrying her straight to the bed. My lips trailed from her neck downward as my hands slipped under her bra, finding her hardened nipple. She moaned, her body arching toward me.
My squirmy journalist.
I started peeling off her clothes, and she eagerly helped. When she reached for me, I caught her wrists.
Pinning her hands above her head, I leaned in, sucking gently on her nipple. Her reaction only made me want more.
I pressed slow, teasing kisses lower, tracing the softness of her stomach, feeling the way her skin twitched beneath my touch. But there was a problem—she didn’t listen. Her hands kept slipping free, trying to roam, trying to take control.
I reached for her shirt and quickly knotted her wrists together.
She gasped, eyes wide with protest—until I pulled her thighs against me. My fingers brushed over her damp underwear, and whatever complaint she had died in a moan.
She was already so wet for me. I smirked.
My fingers slid over her clit, teasing, then dipped inside her. Her whole body twitched.
She tried to say something, but I deepened the movement, working her open, feeling her tighten around me.
“You’re beautiful, Sienna,” I murmured, watching her unravel beneath me. “Let me take care of you.”
She was close—I could tell.
“Wait—wait—” she gasped.
I didn’t.
I kept going until she was shaking, moaning, completely undone. When she finally came, her face twisted in pure pleasure—easily the most beautiful expression I’d ever seen.
My cock throbbed painfully against my trousers, desperate to be inside her.
Her breathing steadied, but her eyes sharpened. “Untie me.”
I smirked. “I don’t want to.”
Her expression darkened. “Fucking untie me.”
“Or what?” I chuckled.
She squirmed, trying to pull away, closing her thighs—blocking my perfect view of her still-pulsing entrance.
“Or I leave,” she challenged.
I yanked her back. “I’m afraid I’m in control here.”
I slid her thighs open again, watching the way she tensed, resisting—but not really.
“If you want me to stop, I will,” I told her, voice low.
“But I’m the only one naked,” she snapped.
I grinned. “I enjoy the view, firecracker.”
She opened her mouth to argue, but I didn’t feel like talking anymore.
I needed to be inside her.
Reaching into my pocket, I grabbed protection, unzipped my trousers, rolled it on, and pressed against her entrance.
She gasped.
Then, in one sharp thrust, I pushed inside.
Her breath hitched—too shocked to make a sound—but fuck, so was I.
She was impossibly tight, warm, pulsing around me like she was made for this.
I didn’t give her time to adjust—I started moving, deep and fast.
She moaned, back arching, body taking every inch of me. The louder she got, the deeper I went, unable to hold back, unable to stop.
And when I finally buried myself inside her, spilling deep—she clenched around me, trembling, coming undone all over again.
Her body twitched beneath mine as I pulled out.
But one look at her—flushed, panting, eyes still hazy with pleasure—and my cock hardened again.
I smirked.
Then I started all over.
Adrian“You were scared,” I said to the young man sitting across from me, his eyes fixed on the ground.“I am. I am,” he stammered.“You don't need to be scared. I was just as scared as you were when I heard that Sienna had been kidnapped.”That made him look up.“What?”“I guess your sister never told you anything about me. I'm hurt.” I watched his eyes widen even further and almost chuckled. Sienna hadn't lied about him. He was just an innocent young adult, after all. “How do I explain myself? I feel like I have to put my reputation forward for you to believe me.”“What reputation?”“I'm the chairman of Pre-Break Liquor Company. We recently held an alcohol safety campaign at your school in Boston. I wasn't there in person, but I imagine my face was plastered around the campaign materials.” I paused as he finally looked at me properly. “I also heard you did a good job as the student union welfare officer. You received the company's support and made the campaign possible.”“Yes, sir.
SiennaI watched my brother tremble on the ground, his hands raised beside his head. The gun that had been pointed at him earlier had been replaced with a stick, but that didn't seem to make much difference to him.“Why did you hang up the call?” Mug asked. “The boss is worried.”“Because I can't speak to him with my brother here. I don't want him hearing that I'm involved with you people.”Mug glanced at Reynold, who was still crouched on the ground, his lips moving as he whispered apologies and pleas.“Look at him. He can't even hear us over his own fear.”“You'd be surprised how much he's hearing.” I turned back to Mug. “Please, hold me a little more properly so I can act accordingly. Just say something like you've kidnapped the wrong person, then drop us off by the roadside or something.”He stared at me, looking thoroughly exhausted by my suggestions.I couldn't blame him. This whole situation had started with a misunderstanding, and now I was making it worse with my attempts to
Adrian“Why would you be here?” Wilkin asked as I walked into his office.He barely looked up from his desk before his eyes moved toward the open doorway, checking who might have seen me enter.“Why not? You owe me, don't you?”“Adrian, people will wonder what a liquor company's CEO is doing in the office of the Minister of Health.”“That's a weak excuse.” I pulled out a chair and sat down.He closed the file in front of him and rested both hands on the desk.“People read into a lot of things they shouldn't these days.”“I don't care.”He let out a sigh and glanced at the door again.“What brings you here?”“I have a feeling I don't need to tell you.”His expression changed. He stared at me for a moment before leaning back in his chair.I already knew he wasn't cut out for this kind of life. I'd seen it in the way he handled things before, but now I was beginning to understand that Millian hadn't been bluffing. He really did have the government's backing.I just didn't know how far it
Sienna“Please, help! I promise, whatever you think I am, I'm not. Please, help me!”The words came tumbling out before I could stop them. My heart was pounding so hard that I could barely think straight. I tried to make sense of what was happening, but my mind kept jumping from one possibility to another.Who would kidnap me?Had Adrian finally lost whatever restraint he had left? After the message he'd sent, perhaps this was his way of reminding me that he could get to me whenever he wanted.But I couldn't bring myself to say his name.There were too many people who could be after me.What if it was the reverend? My report about him had been daring enough to attract the wrong attention. What if one of his cult members had finally come for me?But that didn't make much sense either. No one had connected him directly to me, and the matter hadn't even been settled. My HOD had told me I would have to testify alongside the director, but thankfully, I wasn't the only one who refused. The
Adrian“Boss, he isn't cooperating with us. He even scratched himself deliberately so he could get sick and avoid working with us,” Michael said.“Has he said anything else?”“Not really, but I know his pride is hurt. He still wants to talk to you.”I nodded and turned toward the last room in the hallway, where Millian was being kept. Just before I reached the door, I signalled for Michael to stay behind.“But boss, he's…”I stopped and looked at him.“Alright, boss.”I pushed the door open.Millian stood in the middle of the room, studying one of the patient files he'd reportedly refused to look at earlier. The television was on behind him, playing a deep dive into his criminal activities. He hadn't bothered to look at it, but he seemed perfectly content to have his name and face displayed across the screen while he examined a case that had left other doctors unwilling to operate.I chuckled.People like him could never stay away from anything that made them feel important. Millian h
Sienna“Send Reggie to the hospital. I think the wardens were just heavily injured. They're not dead,” I said as I got into my car, holding my phone to my ear with my neckI was already on my way to the hospital, even though all I wanted was to go home, crawl under my weighted blanket, and forget everything that had happened.Hours ago, I'd been admiring Adrian on my laptop screen. I knew how dangerous he was, but somehow, a whole month without hearing from him had made me forget just how dangerous he could be.My hands trembled against the steering wheel. I tightened my grip and forced myself to focus on the road.I couldn't believe it. Everyone had seen the message directed at me on the windshield of the PTV. All those reporters, all those cameras, and that message written in blood for the whole world to see.Guilt settled in my stomach.Now I knew where the doctor had gone. I knew what the groundbreaking crime was about, and I was beginning to understand why Adrian had gone to such
Adrian“Why the hell do you keep showing up?” she snapped as I turned the corner to her place. “You’ve got a girlfriend—what the fuck are you looking for? Not that I expect loyalty from someone like you.”I let out a low chuckle, the sound slipping past my lips before I could stop it. She was chaos
“Boss,” Natasha called as she stepped closer, heels silent on the marble floor. I was just finishing buttoning my shirt.I turned to her, my eyes cold at the thought of Dominic. “Did they find something?”She shook her head. “Dominic’s all bark. Half the contacts he brags about don’t even exist.”“T
SiennaI glared at the man—whose name I still didn’t even know—untied me. My anger simmered, but exploding felt pointless when the person I was furious with was watching me like this was exactly the reaction he expected.The moment my hands were free, a dull ache spread through my wrists. I ignored
SiennaWorking for eight days straight has to be a violation of my human rights—except I can’t sue anyone but myself. Even my own boss had been telling me to rest. But if I, Sienna Carter, didn’t get to the bottom of this story and publish it, today would have been a bad day for me. I would’ve been







