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Chapter 15 – Room Service Seduction

last update publish date: 2025-06-26 14:48:24

Bianca was restless.

New city. New job. Endless rules. The boardroom presentations. The stiff pencil skirts. The fake polite smiles hid exhaustion.

Tonight, she'd had enough.

She kicked off her heels, poured herself a second glass of merlot from the complimentary bottle, and let her body lounge across the velvet chaise like it had been waiting for this moment all day. She turned the lights low, letting the storm outside dance shadows across the walls.

Her silk robe clung to damp skin. She didn'
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