All Chapters of Ten Days to Capture the Biker Heir: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Chapter 72Skye stirred as the heavy, comforting weight of Kai’s arm draped across her waist. She shifted. Kai was already awake, his gaze hooded and dark as he watched her. He didn't say a word, simply leaned in to capture her lips. She pulled back, “I haven't brushed." She covered her mouth with her palm. Kai smirked, “I don't care.” Gently pulling her hand down, he took her lips in a kiss full of lingering desire, slow and deep, their tongues sliding against one another in a lazy dance. "Morning," he murmured against her mouth, his voice a gravelly rumble that vibrated through her entire frame. "Morning," Skye breathed, her fingers tracing the hard ridges of his abs. He pulled back just an inch, his eyes scanning her face with an intensity that always mad

Chapter 74.For several seconds, nobody in the boardroom seemed capable of moving. The revelation had landed too heavily for anyone to process properly. Kai Sturm, the man most of them had only ever seen in business magazines, motorcycle photographs, or whispered stories about the Sturm empire, was standing at the head of their table and had just announced that he owned VISION? Honestly, it felt surreal.And somehow, the most bewildering part for several people wasn't even the acquisition. It was Skye.Skye Hart, the young photographer who had spent months being pushed around by Adrian Keller, was sitting only a few feet away from the new owner as though she belonged there, and nobody in the room knew what to make of it, well, except for Elise and Kevin. They exchanged a quick glance from opposite sides of the table, since unlike everyone else, they knew exactly what Kai was to Skye. They'd known about the relationship for some time, even if they'd wisely kept their mouths shut, whi

Chapter 76.The news about Adrian Keller traveled faster than Skye could have imagined. By the time the board meeting was over, his name was already being whispered through VISION.  Before the morning was over, it had spread beyond the company and into the wider photography and art industry. People who had worked with Adrian for years suddenly had stories about him. Former colleagues who had once been too afraid to speak were suddenly very comfortable discussing his behavior. His disgrace was no longer private. It was becoming public knowledge, and Kai Sturm had made it very clear that he had no intention of protecting the man. The discussion in the boardroom had been almost unnervingly calm

Chapter 78.The drive to the club was filled with laughter, music, and the occasional argument between Axel and Lena over which song deserved to be played next. Since they'd decided to take two cars, Axel and Lena went ahead in their rental while Kai drove Skye behind them.Skye was unusually relaxed in the passenger seat, her head resting against the leather while she watched the city lights pass through the window. The evening had started with uncertainty, but somehow it had turned into exactly what she needed, just Kai, her best friend, and two people who seemed determined to make her laugh until her cheeks hurt.Her phone buzzed. Skye pulled it from her bag and glanced at the screen. It was Elise. She opened the message and her eyes widened.Message: Everything is ready. The Anna project has been cleared for publication. It goes live tomorrow.For a moment she simply stared at the words, then her entire face lit up. "Kai!"He glanced at

Chapter 80.Skye already had the suite number saved on her phone, so getting to Lena and Axel's room was easy. The hotel staff directed her to the right floor, and after a short walk down the hallway, she knocked twice.The door opened almost immediately. Axel looked at her, then glanced toward the couch. "Wow," he said. "You look significantly better than Lena."Skye laughed. "That's all thanks to Kai."Axel stepped aside to let her in, and she spotted Lena curled up on the couch with a blanket around her, looking like she'd personally declared war on daylight."Lena?"A miserable groan came from the couch. "Don't speak so loudly."Skye smiled sympathetically. "I didn't even speak loudly." She walked toward her friend. "Let me help you.""I've got her," Axel interrupted, already carrying a glass of water and a small plate of food toward Lena. "We just woke up," he explained. "And we slept late because of a certain someone."