Lahat ng Kabanata ng Used by my billionaire boss: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Sweet loving “Great! Just great! More work has been added to the pile of files I have to review and analyze.” Stephanie complained as she viewed mail from her department manager asking her to create a visual representation of the data she had to analyze using power BI.It was very late in the evening and most of the staff had gone home but Stephanie stayed late in the office most evenings as work was all she had to do.She didn’t have any friends or family members she could go home to or visit. She grew up in the orphanage and learned very early never to get too close or form any bond with any of the other kids because they could be separated in the blink of an eye.Stephanie sighed, remembering how she had to work hard, work extra time to get an education and work her way up to the position she was in now as a data analyst. The overtime spent in the office paid off.She was nowhere near where she wanted to be in her career but she believed that with time, her ambitious self would ac

And he wood her shamelessly “What did you say?” Stephanie asked, looking bewildered for a few seconds.“I am sorry about the way I treated you, Stephanie. These past few weeks, I took time to think about the situation and I know that even though I cannot remember full details, there’s no way you would have by-passed my security and there is definitely no way you can take advantage of me. I checked your profile and I know you cannot do such a thing.” Leon said he was hoping the lie he came up with was good enough to bring her along with his plan.He lied, saying that he couldn’t remember everything that happened that night but it was all a lie. He remembered every detail and stared at her right now in a small, short and baggy tee shirt; his body was already hard with want.What’s it about this curvy, petite woman that makes him go senseless with sexual arousal whenever he lays eyes on her?It started the first day he laid eyes on her in a meeting he had with their department many mon

Stephanie's world came crashing down around her as she stood in the doorway of Leon's office, her eyes fixed on the scene before her. Leon, her husband, the man she loved and trusted, was naked and writhing on top of his ex-wife, Adriana. The sound of their moans and heavy breathing filled the air, making Stephanie's stomach turn.She felt like she had been punched in the gut, her breath knocked out of her. She couldn't believe what she was seeing. How could Leon do this to her? How could he betray her trust like this?Stephanie's mind was reeling as she turned and ran out of the office, not stopping until she was safely inside her car. She locked the doors and sat there, trying to process what she had just seen.But her mind wouldn't cooperate. It kept replaying the scene over and over again, making her feel sick to her stomach. She couldn't believe she had been so blind to Leon's deception. She had thought he loved her, that he was committed to their marriage.But now she realized t

Stephanie stood in the doorway of Leon's office, her eyes fixed on the scene before her. Leon was sitting behind his desk, a smirk on his face, while his ex-wife Adriana was standing next to him, a triumphant look on her face.Stephanie's anger and hurt were palpable as she confronted Leon about his infidelity. "How could you, Leon?" she demanded, her voice shaking with rage. "How could you cheat on me like this?"Leon shrugged, his smirk never wavering. "You're overreacting, Stephanie," he said, his voice dripping with condescension. "It was just a little mistake. It didn't mean anything."Stephanie's eyes widened in outrage. "A little mistake?" she repeated, her voice rising. "You call cheating on me with your ex-wife a little mistake?"Leon leaned back in his chair, steepling his fingers together. "Look, Stephanie, I know you're upset, but you need to calm down and think about this rationally. I'm not going to apologize for something that didn't mean anything."Stephanie felt like

The Phoenix mansion felt colder than ever. Stephanie stood in what was supposed to be her private office—a sunlit room Leon had promised she could redesign. But the staff had spent the morning dismantling her efforts, their loyalty to Genevieve etched into every dismissive glance. “The curtains are vintage Italian silk, madam,” the head housekeeper sniffed, yanking down Stephanie’s choice of cream linen. “We can’t have them replaced with… *bargain bin rags*.” Stephanie’s nails dug into her palms. “I’m your employer’s wife —” “And I’ve served this family for twenty years.” The woman smirked. “Tempers fade. Blood doesn’t.” Left alone in the striped room, Stephanie slumped into the leather chair Leon rarely used. Her reflection in the gilded mirror mocked her—a doll in a dollhouse, powerless to change even the wallpaper. A knock shattered the silence. “Mrs. Phoenix?” A maid hovered in the doorway, avoiding her gaze. “There’s a… *guest*.” Adriana stood in the foyer, dr