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Who was really behind the messages? And how long before our fake marriage became the only thing keeping everything from collapsing? I set my phone down on the coffee table, the warehouse threat still burning in my mind. Andrea stood by the windows, shoulders tense, staring out at the city like it owed him answers. The platinum band on his finger caught the light—our thirty-day shield. “Enough for one day,” I said softly, walking over. I took his hand and led him to the couch. “We need to unwind or we’ll burn out before Blackwood even makes his next move.” He didn’t argue. For once, he let me pull him down beside me. I poured two generous glasses of whiskey from the bar cart. He accepted his without comment, swirling the amber liquid before taking a long sip. We drank in silence at first. The burn settled warm in my chest. After the second glass, Andrea’s rigid posture loosened. His stormy eyes grew heavier, less guarded. “You know what scares me?” he murmured, voice lower than usual. He stared into his glass. “Not losing the company. Not Blackwood. It’s how easily you’re becoming… necessary.” I turned toward him, surprised. “Andrea…” He set the glass down and ran a hand through his hair. “Elena wanted what I could give her—power, money. She never saw me. You do. Even when I don’t deserve it.” His words started to slur just slightly. The whiskey was working. “I notice everything about you, Sienna. The way you defended me in the boardroom. How you chose this fake marriage with me instead of running. I’m not supposed to feel this.” Andrea Voss POV The words kept coming. The whiskey had stripped away layers I usually kept bolted down. Sienna sat close, her knee brushing mine, eyes wide and soft. She wasn’t looking at the ruthless billionaire right now. She was looking at me. “I built everything so no one could touch me again,” I continued, voice rough. “After Elena, I swore never again. But you signed that contract and suddenly I’m lying awake wondering what happens after thirty days. I don’t want you to leave, Sienna. Not really.” Her breath caught. I reached out, tracing her jaw with my thumb—gentle, no demands. “Tonight I don’t want to own you. I just want to feel you. Like this is real.” Sienna's POV His confession hit deeper than any command ever had. This was the man behind the mask—vulnerable, raw, wanting me not because of a contract but because of me. Heat pooled low in my belly. I set my glass aside and climbed into his lap, straddling him. “Then show me,” I whispered, cupping his face. “No rules tonight.” Andrea’s hands settled on my hips, sliding under my dress with slow reverence. He kissed me deeply, unhurried, tasting of whiskey and need. His tongue stroked mine as his fingers traced up my thighs, finding me already soaked. No panties—his rule, but tonight it felt like a gift. “Fuck, you’re wet for me,” he groaned against my mouth. His voice was thick with drink and emotion. He circled my clit with his thumb, slow and perfect, drawing soft moans from me. “I love how your body responds. Every time.” He lifted my dress over my head, tossing it aside. His mouth moved to my breasts, sucking one nipple deep while his fingers plunged inside me—two thick digits curling just right. I rocked against his hand, grinding on his lap where his cock strained hard against his pants. “Please, Andrea,” I breathed. He stood, carrying me to the bedroom without breaking the kiss. He laid me on the bed like something precious, stripping slowly. When his thick cock sprang free, heavy and leaking, I reached for it, stroking the velvety length. He groaned, eyes half-lidded. “Your hands feel so good.” I guided him between my legs. He pushed in slowly, inch by thick inch, stretching me open until he bottomed out. We both moaned. He stayed there, buried deep, forehead pressed to mine. “You feel like home,” he whispered, almost broken. Then he began to move—long, deep strokes that made my toes curl. Not fucking. Making love. Every thrust ground against my clit. His hands roamed my body, caressing, squeezing, worshipping. I wrapped my legs around him, nails digging into his back as pleasure built. “Andrea… I’m close.” “Come for me, baby,” he urged softly, kissing my neck, my jaw, my lips. “Let me feel you.” I shattered hard, pussy clenching rhythmically around his cock, soaking him. He kept moving through it, drawing it out, then sped up just enough. His breathing grew ragged. “I’m gonna fill you,” he panted. “Want you dripping with me.” One final deep thrust and he came, groaning my name as hot spurts flooded me. He stayed inside, holding me close, pressing soft kisses to my shoulder while we caught our breath. We stayed tangled like that for a long time. He stroked my hair, murmuring how beautiful I was, how much he needed this. How much he needed *me*. Andrea Voss POV Sobriety would return in the morning. The walls would go back up. But tonight, with her warm and full of me, I let myself feel it all. I was falling. Hard. And for the first time, I wasn’t sure I wanted to stop. Sienna's POV As he drifted toward sleep still inside me, I traced the wings tattoo on his back. This soft, open side of him was dangerous. It made the fake marriage feel terrifyingly real. My phone lit up silently on the nightstand with another unknown message, but I ignored it. Whatever storm was coming, tonight we had this. Tomorrow the cold mask might return. But I had seen the man underneath. And I was already craving more of him. ---Sienna's POVThe penthouse felt smaller with every new threat.I hadn’t told him about the newest anonymous text. The one claiming he had offered Elena marriage five years ago. The one that made my stomach twist with doubt.We sat there and then the elevator dinged unexpectedly.The elevator doors had barely closed behind my father and Simon when the truth finally cracked open.Andrea stood in the middle of the living room, shoulders rigid, the mask he wore so well slipping completely for the first time since that drunken night. He looked at me like a man who knew he was about to lose something precious.“Sienna,” Dad said, voice cracking. “We need to talk. Alone.”Andrea stood slowly. “This is my home, Mr. Vance. Anything you want to say to my wife, you say in front of me.”Simon sneered. “Your wife? This sham marriage doesn’t fool anyone. We have proof, Voss. You didn’t buy Vance Architecture because it was failing. You bought it because Blackwood was about to.”I froze. “What?”“Sa
Sienna's POVThe drive to the waterfront groundbreaking ceremony was quiet. Andrea sat beside me in the back of the car, one hand resting on my thigh, thumb absently stroking the skin just under the hem of my dress. Twenty-nine days left on our agreement, and the threats were already closing in.He hadn’t mentioned last night again. The whiskey confessions. The way he’d looked at me like I was more than a contract. Part of me wondered if he even remembered everything he’d said.“You’re tense,” I said softly, covering his hand with mine.His jaw flexed. “Elena knows how to make a scene. Blackwood will give her the stage. We stay united in public. No matter what she says.”I nodded. The platinum band on my finger felt heavier today. “We face it together.”The site was already crowded when we arrived—press, board members, city officials, and workers in hard hats. Cameras flashed the moment we stepped out of the car. Andrea kept his hand at the small of my back, guiding me through the cro
Sienna's POVMorning light warmed the sheets. I woke first, still wrapped in Andrea’s arms, his body spooned tightly against mine. His morning wood pressed hot and heavy against my ass, and the memory of last night flooded back—his confessions, the way he’d touched me like I mattered beyond any contract.I shifted slightly, grinding back against him. Andrea stirred, his hand sliding possessively over my hip.“Morning,” he rasped, voice thick with sleep. He didn’t pull away. Instead, he kissed the back of my neck, slow and lingering.Andrea Voss POVI remembered fragments. Whiskey. Words spilling out that I never meant to say. *I don’t want you to leave.* Heat crept up my neck. Had I really admitted that? Sober now, the vulnerability felt dangerous. But her body against mine felt right. Too right.I tightened my arm around her waist. “Last night… I said things.”“You did,” she murmured, turning in my arms to face me. Her eyes were soft, searching.I avoided full eye contact, embarrasse
Sienna's POVWho was really behind the messages? And how long before our fake marriage became the only thing keeping everything from collapsing?I set my phone down on the coffee table, the warehouse threat still burning in my mind. Andrea stood by the windows, shoulders tense, staring out at the city like it owed him answers. The platinum band on his finger caught the light—our thirty-day shield.“Enough for one day,” I said softly, walking over. I took his hand and led him to the couch. “We need to unwind or we’ll burn out before Blackwood even makes his next move.”He didn’t argue. For once, he let me pull him down beside me. I poured two generous glasses of whiskey from the bar cart. He accepted his without comment, swirling the amber liquid before taking a long sip.We drank in silence at first. The burn settled warm in my chest. After the second glass, Andrea’s rigid posture loosened. His stormy eyes grew heavier, less guarded.“You know what scares me?” he murmured, voice lower
The penthouse felt charged after Andrea showed me the message from Julian Blackwood. I stood beside him, staring at the screen until he set the phone down. History repeating. Elena’s face swapped onto mine. The threat was clear.“He is not bluffing,” Andrea said, voice low. He walked to the bar and poured two glasses of whiskey, handing one to me. “Blackwood has been waiting for a weakness like this. The board vote tomorrow could swing if he leaks more about Elena or twists our contract into something illegal.”I took a sip, the burn steadying me. “Then we take the weapon out of his hand. Change the entire story before they cast their votes.”Andrea raised an eyebrow, leaning against the counter. “I am listening.”“Marriage.” The word left my mouth before I could overthink it. “Tomorrow morning. Civil ceremony. Quick and legal. It turns the personal contract into a relationship. Spousal privilege kills any coercion claims. The board cannot remove you over a marriage.”He studied me fo
The next morning I woke to an empty bed. My body still ached from the previous night, but the silence in the penthouse felt heavier than usual. I dressed quickly in a simple black pantsuit, no panties as per his rules, and found Andrea already in the kitchen, staring at his laptop with a cup of coffee untouched beside him.He looked up when I entered. For a second his stormy eyes softened, then the mask slid back into place. “Morning. We have a problem.”I poured myself coffee. “More than one, I assume.”He turned the laptop toward me. The headline screamed across the screen: ‘Vance Architecture Takeover: Personal Scandal or Corporate Coercion?’ The article quoted anonymous sources and mentioned Simon indirectly. My father’s name was there too.My stomach twisted. “Simon didn’t waste time.”“No. And the board called an emergency meeting for this afternoon.” Andrea rubbed his temple, a rare sign of strain. “Some members are questioning my leadership. They think this personal entangleme







