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Sinful Nights: A Filthy Collection of Steamy Stories
“Getting warmer. But the bidding must go higher. I want everything. What is your final offer?”
I took a deep, shuddering breath. This was it. The ultimate act of surrender.
“I offer my will,” I said, my voice trembling with emotion. “I offer my mind, my body, my soul. I offer to be your toy, your slave, your thing. I offer to give up everything I am, to become nothing but what you want me to be. I offer to be your masterpiece, to be used and displayed and marked as you see fit. I offer my complete and utter surrender. Not just for tonight. But forever. That is my final bid.”
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Fated To The Golden-Eyed Devil
he murmured, voice like a knife wrapped in silk, “that you turn down Primus Alexander’s… offer.”
My chest stilled. Offer?
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From One Night to Love
ALEX
I finally received an offer from Dourado Insurance Group—the so-called help from Gregory Duncan. I forwarded the offer to Grayson and Emily, and the three of us met in my office an exact hour later. I needed every single paragraph of that deal before I even considered signing it.
Emily showed up first, a copy of the offer in one hand and an iPad in the other. I wasn't surprised that she had already made her notes concerning every part of that offer, and as I studied her expression after she walked into my office, she didn't seem pleased.
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Bought by the Ruthless Billionaire
"Did he contact you?"
"I got a letter."
"Oh God."
"Priya."
"No, I'm just — okay. Okay. What did the letter say?"
"That he wants to meet. That he has an offer."
Priya was quiet for a moment. Then: "What kind of offer?"
"He didn't specify."
"Right. He wouldn't." Priya picked her phone up, then put it down, then picked it up again.
"Alina, men like Adrian Voss don't make offers. They make arrangements. There's a difference. An offer is something you can say no to." She paused. "Can you say no to this one?"
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The Wife He Never Saw: Carrying His Secret Twins In Silence
I looked at her for a long moment.
There were several things happening in my mind simultaneously. The first was the simple, cold recognition of what this was. Not an offer. An offer implies the recipient has genuine freedom to accept or refuse. This was a transaction being presented as an offer because the framing was more palatable than the alternative framing, which was: we would like to purchase your disappearance and this is the price we are prepared to pay.
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My Father's Best Friend, My Obsession
“Good. That makes this easier.”
The first man slid a document across the table toward me. “We’re interested in publishing your book. Very interested.”
I didn’t reach for it yet. “What does that mean exactly?” I asked.
“It means we’re prepared to offer you a deal,” he said. “Strong marketing, wide distribution, strategic media positioning, and a release plan that takes advantage of the current public attention around your story.”
There it was. I let out a slow breath and finally picked up the document, flipping through the pages without rushing.
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Choosing between Dragon and Werewolf
“I will take the offer.”
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The Revenge of One Humiliated
Regarding what?
A silence. Maybe she expected me to recognize her voice, to give her an opening. Too bad.
—Regarding… your offer. The offer for the businesses. We need… we would like to discuss the terms. Perhaps… perhaps we could meet you? Explain the sentimental value, the know-how…
— The offer is non-negotiable, Mademoiselle Fabron, I say in a voice sharp as glass. The terms are clear. Sentimental value has no price on the markets I frequent. As for know-how… your account books speak for themselves.
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Devourer of Souls
“Yer a marvel, boy. All piss’n vinegar. I like that, surely do. He likes that, too.”
He pushed off the desk and sauntered toward me, holding up a finger, smile turning into a smug sneer. “Here’s the thing, boyo. Yer right on one count. You’n a yer friend Bobby were offered as Offerins of Invitation, cause you were the two in town needin the most healin. But it don’t matter if you deny His Gracen’ Lovin Power. You’n yer pal were offered as payment. He Whose Name is Unknown accepted. What you do now is irrelevant.”
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THE TYRANT BILLIONAIRE
"Hello, who is this?" Matthew asked.
Rockwell answered, "You don't need to know who this is. I have an offer I don't think you are going to reject."
"Offer? What type of offer?" Matthew asked.
"Just know that this offer is going to change your life. You stand to make thousands of dollars from it, " Rockwell responded.
"OK, tell me about the offer then, " Matthew said.
"I will explain everything to you in person. I will send you a restaurant address. Make sure you are there at 7 pm sharp," Rockwell replied.
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