All Chapters of Seduced by my Bosses: Chapter 101 - Chapter 107

The boardroom was silent except for the soft hum of the building’s ventilation system. Afternoon light spilled through the tinted glass windows, turning the city outside into a hazy blur. Inside, everything was sharp and sterile — polished table, chrome accents, cold air.She stood outside the door for a long time, clutching the file against her chest, heart pounding against the hard surface. All morning she had felt it. The pulse. That quiet, low thrum just under her skin, winding around her like invisible heat. The bond.Every time she tried to concentrate on her work, the sensation returned — a whisper in the back of her skull, a spark between her thighs. It wasn’t just physical anymore. It was him. Inside her.The door slid open before she could knock. His voice filled the hall, smooth and deep. “Come in.”Kael stood at the head of the long table, a black suit molded to his tall frame. His markings were hidden beneath his shirt, but she could feel them anyway. They called to hers,

The office looked different in daylight. Bright. Open. The walls of glass let in sunlight that stretched across the polished floors like golden ribbons. It should have felt safe. Normal.But the moment she stepped out of the elevator, she felt him.Damon.He wasn’t just her boss. He wasn’t just her father’s best friend. He was a storm wrapped in a tailored suit, and she still felt the imprint of his hands on her skin from last night. Her body burned with the memory of his voice whispering against her ear.She’d spent the entire morning convincing herself it had been a mistake. A lapse. A heat that would dissolve under the cold light of day. But when she saw him through the glass wall of his office, leaning against his desk in a dark suit, something inside her tightened.He didn’t even have to look up. She knew he could sense her.Her pulse quickened when her phone buzzed. A short message.My office. Now.She hesitated at her desk for only a second before standing. Her legs carried her

The mountain was quiet after dark. The logging trucks had stopped rumbling hours ago, and the night wrapped itself around the mill like a thick, breathing thing. Only the hum of the fluorescent lights inside the office kept her company.She sat at the worn wooden desk, her fingers flying over the keyboard as she finished the last of the numbers she was supposed to file. Her first week on the job, and already she’d been handed a mountain of work. Everyone had warned her about the boss. How he didn’t like excuses. How he wasn’t exactly human.They called him the Bear.She’d laughed the first time she heard it. But after one meeting with him, she stopped laughing.She felt him before she heard him.The air shifted, colder and hotter all at once. Her hands froze over the keyboard. The quiet sound of heavy boots echoed down the hall, slow and deliberate. She straightened in her chair, heart hammering against her ribs.The office door opened without a knock.He filled the doorway like a sha

The office smelled faintly of sawdust and pine. The sun hung high over the mountain ridge, spilling golden light through the window blinds. It was a normal day at the mill. Men shouted orders in the distance, machines growled, and the radio in the hallway hummed low.But she couldn’t feel normal.She stood at her desk, pretending to type, pretending to breathe steadily, pretending she couldn’t feel the way her thighs ached from the night in the forest. She’d washed the dirt off her skin, but his scent lingered in places no soap could reach. It was buried deep, sitting on her pulse.Ronan had marked her without leaving a visible bruise.She told herself to avoid him. To keep her head down. But every time a door opened, her chest tightened. Every time she caught the faint trace of pine and musk drifting down the hall, heat curled low in her stomach.Her heart jolted when she felt him before she saw him. The air shifted. The sounds outside dulled.He was near.The door to his office crea