Todos os capítulos de Yes Boss, I Belong to You: Capítulo 31 - Capítulo 40

Towards evening, Ava’s phone lit up on the desk. She glanced at the screen.It was a text from Lucian.Lucian: I’ll be at NexaTech in 10 minutes.Ava stared at the message for a second, then typed back.Ava: Just send me the location of the boutique. I’ll drive there myself.The reply came almost immediately.Lucian: Not happening.Ava rolled her eyes, tossed the phone back onto the table, and returned to the remaining files in front of her. She still had a few things to finish, and she wasn’t about to drop everything just because he said so.Exactly ten minutes later, her phone vibrated again.Lucian: Come out now.Ava let out a quiet breath, shut her laptop, and gathered her bag. On her way out, she stopped by Emily’s desk and gave her a few quick instructions for the rest of the evening. Only then did she leave the building.Outside, a black car was already waiting near the entrance.Lucian stood beside it.For a moment, Ava slowed her steps.He was dressed casually a plain white

The car finally slowed to a stop in front of a grand glass-and-stone complex, the kind of place reserved for exclusive evening gatherings. Warm golden light spilled from the high entrance, where well-dressed guests moved in and out beneath a wide canopy. Women in couture gowns and men in tailored tuxedos stepped out of luxury cars, their jewelry catching the light with every movement. Everything about the place spoke of money, influence, and carefully curated status.The door opened. Ava stepped out first.Lucian followed and offered his hand. After a brief hesitation, she took it. Together, they walked up the steps and into the venue.Inside, the ballroom was even more impressive. Crystal chandeliers hung from the high ceiling, casting soft light over polished marble floors and long tables dressed in white and gold. Waiters moved between clusters of guests with trays of champagne. The air was filled with low conversation, quiet laughter, and the subtle scent of expensive perfume. Eve

Ava struggled against his shoulder, fists pressing into his back as she twisted.“Put me down—”Lucian’s arm only tightened around her thighs, holding her firmly in place. He turned down the left corridor, away from the noise of the main hall. The first door he tried was locked. The second wouldn’t open either. At the third, the handle gave way.He pushed it open, stepped inside, and shut the door behind them with a quiet click.Before Ava could fully catch her balance, he set her down on the desk in the middle of the room and took a step back.For a moment, neither of them moved.Ava’s eyes glistened as she watched him shrug off his jacket and unbutton his shirt. When the fabric slid from his shoulders and left his chest bare, her breathing grew uneven. She had seen him like this before, but tonight the sight hit harder. The low light traced the hard lines of his torso, and something hot coiled low in her stomach.He walked back to her.His hand settled between her thighs, warm and d

Lucian stood in place long after the car disappeared from view.The night air was cool against his skin, but he paid it little attention. His eyes remained on the empty road, his expression unreadable to anyone who might have passed by. Inside, however, his thoughts were less orderly than he preferred.He had been too rough with her.That much was difficult to deny. The force, the temper, the way he had dragged her out of the hall and taken his anger out in private, it had all gone further than necessary. A faint edge of guilt pressed against his thoughts, unwelcome and irritating.He pushed it aside almost immediately.This was not about Ava. It was about Antonio Perez.The image returned with sharp clarity: Ava seated at the bar, glass in hand, smiling at something that man had said. Antonio Perez, of all people. A man who had interfered in his business for years. A man who sabotaged, provoked, and constantly tested the limits of Lucian’s patience. Seeing him so close to Ava had bee

For the next few days, Ava went to work as usual.The product launch was drawing closer, and every hour seemed to bring another detail that needed her attention. She moved from meetings to inspections, from supplier calls to rehearsal checks, keeping herself occupied from morning until evening. As long as her mind stayed full, there was less room left for anything else.Lucian was out traveling and Ava was grateful for it.The absence gave her space to breathe, even if she knew it was only temporary. She needed to stay focused, steady, and in control of the one part of her life that still felt like it belonged to her.Ava was in the middle of reviewing a file on her checklist when Emily pushed open her office door without the usual knock.One look at her face was enough to tell Ava something was wrong.“Miss Richmond,” Emily said, her voice tight. She looked pale, almost shaken.Ava’s hands stilled on the keyboard. “What is it?”Emily swallowed. “You should check the internet.”For a