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I leaned in a fraction of an inch, a teasing glint in my eyes, "I prefer classic literature. Russian realism, psychological thrillers. Dostoyevsky, Fitzgerald, Hemingway. I like substance." "Substance?!" Ruby mocked, completely offended. "Are you implying my romance novels don't have substance? Excuse you, but enemies-to-lovers tropes require intense psychological maneuvering! The angst! The tension! It's art, Alexander. Your little Russian thrillers have nothing on a slow-burn romance."

I was forced back again and again. "Die!" Silvia shouted. I heard the sharp whistle of a blade cutting through the air. I opened my eyes to see that Silvia had been flung straight into Derrick's coffin, while Ximena stood nearby, her face twisted with fury. "You dared drag me into an illusion and nearly got my husband killed by a backstabber." Without wasting a second, she lashed out, her sharp nails slicing through Silvia and killing her instantly, then stripped off her own wedding dress and forced it onto Silvia's corpse before carving a few words into the body.

Even the way he looked at me. The storm outside grew louder while his mouth traveled slowly along my neck. “You drive me insane,” he muttered roughly against my skin. My fingers tightened against his shoulders. The truth was… He drove me insane too. Days passed like that. Lazy mornings in bed. Late-night conversations. Stolen kisses in the kitchen. Slow dancing in the living room while rain poured outside. Some moments were soft and emotional. Others burned with dangerous tension. But every second with Sebastian felt intense. Like we were both trying to hold onto something we knew couldn’t last forever.

“You’re unpredictable. Alive. Dangerous.” Her chest tightened at the word dangerous, though she wasn’t sure if it was fear or excitement or both. Minutes stretched, filled with soft laughter and sidelong glances. They moved through the apartment, pouring more wine, spilling some, and laughing at their own clumsiness. The city below seemed to disappear, leaving only the warmth of the room and the electricity between them. Adrian leaned closer to help her with a glass that tipped too far. His hand brushed hers, lingering just long enough that her fingers tingled. She could feel the heat radiating from his body, the subtle pressure of his shoulder against hers. Her breath hitched.

“Please. Don’t torture me like this.” “I want you to enjoy it.” “I am. But I want you now.” “If you feel pain, let me know.” “Mm-hmm.” “Fuck! Rose. What are you doing?” “I want to feel you.” “Fuck! Rose. Stop! I’m going to come.” “Then come.” “Fuck, you’re so tight. Are you okay, Rose?” “I love you, Rose. I love you so much.” “I love you, too.” “What’s wrong?”

The room was filled with department heads. The general manager, Wallace Beckham, frowned. "Ms. Thornton, what exactly is going on? Is what was said in the email true?" "Mr. Beckham, everyone." I stood up, scanning the room before my gaze finally landed on Everly. "Ms. Chance says I'm obsessed with men. She claimed that I was competing with her, that I used dirty thoughts to accuse them of an inappropriate relationship." I smiled slightly, then my expression turned cold. "So, I'd like to ask, what kind of mentor-mentee relationship involves using a girlfriend's supplementary card to buy the mentee a Tiffany necklace? What kind of mentor-mentee relationship involves booking a king-size room to

CHAPTER 3 RAVEN'S POV His fingers hover at the edge of the lace, so close I can feel the heat from his skin brushing mine like a threat. The room is a cocoon of dim red light filtering through heavy velvet curtains, the bass from the club below thrumming up through the floor like a distant heartbeat. Private suite 12 smells of leather and bourbon, his bourbon, the kind that's aged in barrels worth more than my rent. The window behind him overlooks the writhing bodies on the dance floor, but up here, it's just us, predator and prey, though he's got it all wrong about who's who.

I could feel the tremor of her pulse beneath my fingertips as I slid my hands down her back, pulling her flush against me. Her skin was hot, slick with sweat, and I could taste the fear on her lips, a fear so thick it mingled with the hunger that laced her every movement. “Don’t stop,” she gasped between kisses, her voice trembling, as though she was both pleading and demanding at the same time. I didn’t stop. I couldn’t. I was already too far gone. I pressed my mouth to her throat, feeling the frantic beat of her heart against my lips. The sound of it, so alive and yet so fragile, made my stomach tighten.

As passion built, Dominic’s hips pressed harder, deeper, grounding them both. Matteo’s breath hitched, his fingers clutching Dominic’s shirt. “I’m close…” Dominic kissed him fiercely, murmuring, “Me too. Let go with me.” The final thrusts came in waves—urgent, desperate, full of everything they’d held back. Their bodies trembled, voices mingling in quiet cries, in whispered names. When the motion slowed, they collapsed together, hearts racing, skin slick with sweat. Dominic held Matteo close, lips brushing his hair.

Ellis remained kneeling, spreading her legs wider, kissing the inside of her thighs as Roman positioned himself at her entrance. “You’re still leaking,” Ellis observed with a smirk. “We can’t have that.” Roman slid into her with a single, slow thrust, filling her to the hilt, his cock claiming every inch of her stretched, needy heat. She gasped, nails digging into the armrests as he began to move, his strokes deep and punishing, each thrust forcing soft whimpers from her lips.