My CEO mate: Divorce made me his
A few seconds later, the door clicks open.
And…
I stare.
I stare like an idiot.
Ezra stands in the doorway, shirtless, a white dress shirt dangling from his fingers like an afterthought. Black slacks hang low on his hips, the faint line of muscle disappearing into the waistband. His skin gleams under the soft light, every inch of him carved, hard, real.
And those abs.
One. Two. Three…
God. Eight.
I snap my gaze up, heat flooding my face, but it’s too late. I saw everything. Every defined line, every shadow.
Bab Populer