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Chapter Thirty-Three

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Elizabeth Oxford had always believed she was stronger than she looked.

Life had taught her that strength was not always about fighting. Sometimes it was about enduring. Enduring disappointment, enduring loneliness, and enduring the endless struggle of raising a child alone while pretending everything was fine.

For months now, she had been enduring something else. She has been enduring headaches.

At first, they had been manageable. A dull ache behind her eyes that came and went. She dismisse
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  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Thirty-four

    Raymond Stewart rarely had breakfast outside his own schedule. His mornings were usually simple and predictable. Coffee. Business reports. A quick review of the day's meetings before heading to Stewart Crown Tower. Yet this morning found him seated at the large dining table inside the Abraham family mansion. The Abrahams had been part of his life for years, long before Stewart Crown Resorts became one of the most powerful hospitality empires in Dameland, the Abraham family had already been among the country's elite. Their friendship had survived business rivalries, changing markets, and personal tragedies. Which was why Raymond could never refuse an invitation from them. To him, they are family. The dining room was bright and elegant, filled with the warmth that only close family could create. Tristan Abraham sat beside Raymond. And across from them sat Isolde Abraham and her fiancé, Benjamin Tailor. At the head of the table sat Mr. and Mrs. Abraham. Laughter drifted through th

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Thirty-Three

    Elizabeth Oxford had always believed she was stronger than she looked. Life had taught her that strength was not always about fighting. Sometimes it was about enduring. Enduring disappointment, enduring loneliness, and enduring the endless struggle of raising a child alone while pretending everything was fine. For months now, she had been enduring something else. She has been enduring headaches. At first, they had been manageable. A dull ache behind her eyes that came and went. She dismissed them as stress. Long working hours. Lack of sleep, and age. Then came the dizziness, the nausea, then the blackouts. They came in circles, very small at first. A few seconds here and there like nothing serious. Like nothing worth worrying Marilyn about. At least that was what she kept telling herself. So she continued working and smiling, and pretending. Every time she spoke with Marilyn. Elizabeth made sure her voice sounded cheerful. She once asked her daughter to come visit. She had p

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Thirty-Two

    Marilyn cried out, her eyes rolling to the back of her head as pleasure crashed through her. Raymond’s mouth drove her insane. Her grip on his head tightened as she pushed him closer, needing more. She couldn’t even tell which was driving her crazy — his thick, long fingers thrusting deep inside her or his expert tongue flicking relentlessly against her swollen clit. Every stroke, every lick sent sparks of electricity racing through her body. Her hips bucked wildly against his face. She was so close, so dangerously close. Raymond growled against her, the vibration pushing her over the edge. Her orgasm hit her like a wave. She squirted all over his face, moaning his name loudly as her body convulsed with pleasure. “Raymond… oh God, Raymond!” He didn’t stop. He pushed his fingers deeper, curling them perfectly against that sensitive spot while his tongue continued its assault. Marilyn’s voice rose higher. “Fuck, Ray—” She woke up with a gasp. Marilyn sat up abruptly in her bed

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Thirty-One

    Marilyn’s breath caught in her throat. Raymond’s words hung between them like a challenge. “Tell me to stop,” he had whispered, his voice rough with barely contained restraint. “And I will.” She didn’t say a word. The silence was her answer. Raymond’s eyes darkened with satisfaction. He leaned in closer, his lips brushing the shell of her ear as one hand slid slowly up her thigh beneath her skirt. “Good girl,” he murmured, the praise low and filthy. “You’ve been thinking about that night too, haven’t you? The way I spread your legs on that hotel bed. The way you were so wet for me even though you were nervous.” Marilyn moaned softly, her head falling back as his fingers traced teasing circles on the sensitive skin of her inner thigh. Heat flooded her core. She could feel herself growing slick, her body responding to him with embarrassing eagerness. “You were so tight,” Raymond continued, his voice a dark rumble against her ear. “So fucking tight around my cock. I had to go slow a

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Thirty

    The following morning, Marilyn resumed work at Stewart Crown Tower with quiet determination. She arrived early, settled at her desk, and immediately immersed herself in the reports and proposals that needed her attention. The office was still calm, the morning light filtering through the large windows, but her mind refused to settle. Every few minutes, her thoughts drifted back to the previous night. Raymond’s proposal. His calm, direct words. The way he looked at her across the table as if the decision was simple for him. Not love. Not marriage. Not even a girlfriend. Just an exclusive arrangement. A convenient arrangement. Marilyn bit down on her lip as she stared at her screen. Technically, her answer should have been no. It was the sensible and the safest choice. She had principles and pride, she had worked too hard to reduce herself to someone’s convenient pleasure. Yet the memory of that first night refused to leave her alone. The way he had touched her. The way he moved insid

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Twenty-Nine

    Marilyn spent nearly an hour standing in front of her wardrobe, pulling out one dress after another only to reject each one. It was either too formal, too casual, too obvious or too plain. With a frustrated sigh, she tossed another outfit onto her bed and stared at the growing pile of rejected clothes. What exactly was she dressing for? Dinner. That was all. At least, that was what she kept telling herself. Unfortunately, her heart refused to cooperate. Every time she thought about what had happened inside Raymond’s office earlier that afternoon, her pulse immediately sped up. She couldn't stop thinking about the kiss. Or the way he looked at her. Even the jealousy in his voice, and the honesty. Most of all, the fact that he hadn’t denied it. Raymond Stewart could have said anything. He could have hidden behind arrogance. He could have pretended, instead, he had admitted it. “I hate seeing you with someone else, Marilyn.” The memory alone was enough to make her stomach flutter

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Twenty-Four

    By the time Marilyn returned to her desk after the strategy meeting, the executive floor had grown noticeably silent. Most people had already buried themselves in work again, but she could still feel a few curious glances drifting her way whenever she walked past. Word traveled fast inside Stewart

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Twenty-Three

    The morning after the gala, Marilyn woke up feeling unusually restless. She lay in bed staring at the ceiling of her apartment for several minutes before finally forcing herself to get up. No matter how hard she tried, her mind kept replaying the events of the previous night. The event in the priv

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Twenty-Two

    Julian Kane turned out to be exactly the kind of man people expected successful billionaires to be. He looks charming. And easy to talk to. The conversation flowed naturally as he guided Marilyn through another section of the ballroom. Unlike Raymond, Julian didn't make her nervous. He wasn't int

  • WRONG ROOM    Chapter Twenty-One

    The grand ballroom of the Royal Meridian Hotel glittered under enormous crystal chandeliers that hung from the vaulted ceiling like frozen waterfalls of light. The hall was elegant, with its decorations of gold and ivory. Soft classical music wafted through the air as waiters moved gracefully amo

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