(Lana’s POV) I walk into the dining room at seven sharp, black dress clinging like a second skin, no bra, no panties, hem short enough that every step teases what’s underneath. Hair loose, lips glossed, pulse already racing. Roman’s at the head of the table, suit jacket off, sleeves rolled, cutting his steak with slow, deliberate strokes. Maria’s just setting the last plate down. She glances at me once, eyes narrowing like she smells trouble on me, then back to him. “Evening, Miss Lana,” she says, voice calm but edged. She places the wine bottle between us, gives me another long look that says she knows exactly what game I’m playing, then turns and walks out without another word. The door clicks shut behind her. We’re alone. I slide into the chair next to him, cross my legs slow so the dress rides up my thigh. “Good evening, Roman,” I say, voice sweet. “Sleep well?” He doesn’t look up. Just keeps cutting. “Fine.” I reach for the wine, pour myself a glass, let my arm st
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