I woke up to an unfamiliar ceiling, disoriented and unsure of where I was for a moment. Luxurious, high-thread-count sheets caressed my skin, the scent of something expensive and masculine lingering in the air. Then, like a bolt of lightning, it all came rushing back. Mr Gorgeous. The club. The way my body had betrayed me, surrendering to his touch with an eagerness that still surprised me.
My hand instinctively went to the space beside me, expecting to find it warm, but it was empty. Disappointment, sharp and unexpected, pierced through me. Had I really expected him to stay? He was quite the definition of a Playboy, tall, handsome, probably stupidly rich, for God’s sake, a man used to getting what he wanted and walking away without a backward glance. I turned on my side, burying my face in the pillow, inhaling his scent, and that’s when I saw it. A small, folded piece of paper resting on the bedside table. My heart skipped a beat as I reached for it, my fingers trembling slightly. His handwriting was strong and bold, just like the man himself, yet there was an elegance to it that surprised me. A small, involuntary smile touched my lips as I read the note. “Princess,” it began, and the endearment sent a shiver down my spine. My cheeks flushed as I remembered whispering something similar, something infinitely more embarrassing, in the throes of passion just a few hours ago. "I'll be gone before you wake. Have a nice rest and think about Daddy." Daddy. The word hung in the air, both thrilling and slightly terrifying. It was crazy, insane even, to feel this way about a man I barely knew, a man who had probably moved on to his next conquest by now. And yet, a part of me, a small, traitorous part, couldn't help but revel in the memory of the way he'd whispered that word against my skin, the way he'd taken complete control, and the way I'd let him. A soft knock on the door startled me out of my reverie. I scrambled out of bed, my cheeks burning as I realized I was completely naked. With a yelp, I grabbed the sheet, wrapping it tightly around myself as I stumbled towards the door. “Just a second!” I called out, my voice breathless. A young woman stood in the hallway, her arms laden with shopping bags. Her eyes widened slightly, but she recovered quickly, a professional smile gracing her lips. "Good morning, Miss," she said politely. "The boss asked me to drop these off for you." The boss. The words hit me like a bucket of cold water. My cheeks flushed even deeper as the realization sunk in. I’d slept with the boss. I dressed up in the clothes I had gotten. Thankfully not all of them were elegant and all that… there was a T-shirt and flare skirt and so I wore it, heading out of the room. On opening the door, there was a middle-aged man beside my door. “I'll be driving you to your home. The bosses order” the man said, I wasn't so sure about it, but then with the way the man took care of me yesterday…. I don't know “Okay” I said not wanting to waste the little money I had. There was nothing to lose, I wasn't getting any job so far, so if I get kidnapped….. shrug. The man led me to a sleek looking black car and opened the door for me while I whispered a thank you, my voice barely audible. He drove me to my house after I gave him the address and coming down of the car. I gave out my thanks to him and his boss. Sunday evening had settled into a comfortable kind of laziness. I was curled up on my couch, a fuzzy blanket wrapped around me like a cocoon, two empty pizza boxes testament to my anime-fueled binge-watching session. The opening theme song of Jujutsu Kaisen pulsed through the living room, the familiar characters flashing across the TV screen. My phone pinged, a shrill notification breaking through the anime action. I stretched out a lazy arm, snagging the device from the coffee table. It was an email, the subject line making my heart skip a beat: "Job Interview Invitation – Rossi Enterprises” Excitement surged through me, momentarily banishing the remnants of my pizza-induced stupor. I’d almost forgotten about this application, the memory overshadowed by the whirlwind encounter with daddy. I quickly scanned the email. "Dear Ms. Vargas, We are pleased to invite you for an interview for the position of Personal Assistant at Rossi Enterprises. The interview is scheduled for Monday at 8:00 AM…." Monday? As in tomorrow? My stomach lurched as a wave of nervous excitement washed over me. This was it. The opportunity I’d been waiting for. I scrambled off the couch, tossing the blanket aside as I mentally ran through my wardrobe. What does one wear to an interview at a prestigious company? Something professional, polished… something that screamed “hire me!” My gaze fell on the shopping bags the boss had gifted me, still perched by the door where I had left them since I came back. I’d completely forgotten about them. Curiosity piqued, I sifted through the bags, my fingers brushing against luxurious fabrics and designer labels. My jaw dropped as I pulled out a black dress, its simple elegance taking my breath away. It was form-fitting without being too revealing, with a neckline that hinted at cleavage without being overtly sexy. A daring slit ran up the back, promising to show just the right amount of leg with every step. It was perfect. As I struggled to get the dress onto a hanger, one of the bags tipped over. A wad of cash tumbled out, landing on the floor with a soft thud. I stared at it, my mind struggling to comprehend. Ten thousand dollars. At least. Daddy had left me ten thousand dollars. Gratitude, overwhelming and unexpected, washed over me. He didn't have to do that, yet he did. A slow smile spread across my lips. I was going to look for him on Friday, I decided. To thank him. For the clothes, for the money, for… everything. ‘He fucked me so good and still left me gifts… this must be love’ I said to myself laughing. But first, this interview. I had a feeling this black dress, and the confidence boost that came with it, was going to be my secret weapon. **** The insistent chirping of my alarm clock dragged me from sleep. For a moment, I was tempted to roll over and bury myself back under the covers. But the memory of the interview, the chance at a real career, chased away any lingering drowsiness. I was out of bed and into the shower before my brain had fully caught up with my body. The hot water, combined with my giddy anticipation, chased away the last vestiges of sleep. By the time I’d finished blow-drying my hair, my stomach was a bundle of nerves and excitement. I forced myself to eat a proper breakfast, knowing I’d need all my energy to get through the interview. As I sipped my coffee, I reviewed the company’s website, mentally preparing myself for any questions they might throw my way. Finally, it was time to get dressed. I’d carefully laid out daddy's gift on my bed the night before, and slipping into the black dress felt like donning a suit of armor. It fit like a glove, hugging my curves in all the right ways. The neckline was lower than I’d normally wear, dipping just enough to showcase the gentle swell of my breasts. My cheeks warmed at the sight, a mixture of shyness and a newfound sense of confidence warring within me. The slit, too, did wonders for my confidence, revealing a tantalizing glimpse of my legs whenever I moved. I’d never felt so… womanly, so powerful. I opted for a simple yet elegant hairstyle, pulling my hair back into a sleek ponytail after adding a few loose curls for good measure. A touch of mascara and a swipe of lipgloss were all the makeup I needed to feel put-together. My trusty pair of black Louboutins, a birthday gift to myself from a few years back, completed the look. The Uber arrived right on time, and as I slid into the back seat, I couldn't resist sneaking one last glance at my reflection in the car window. The woman staring back at me was confident, poised, and ready to take on the world. Rossi Enterprises loomed before me, a testament to corporate success and ambition. The building was an impressive structure of glass and steel, reaching towards the sky with an almost arrogant grandeur. I took a deep breath, squaring my shoulders as I walked through the revolving doors and into the lion's den. It was showtime. The sleek, modern lobby of Rossi Enterprises was intimidatingly impressive, all gleaming marble and minimalist design. I approached the reception desk, my heels clicking against the polished floor with a confidence I hoped I genuinely projected. The receptionist, a woman whose sharp bob cut matched her even sharper gaze, barely glanced up from her computer screen. "I'm here for an 8:00 interview," I announced, trying to project an air of calm authority. The woman finally looked at me, her eyes sweeping over my figure with a dismissive once-over that did little to settle my nerves. I felt a prickle of annoyance at her rudeness, a tiny voice in my head whispering, "Don't judge a book by its cover." But the voice was quickly drowned out by my own insecurities. "Follow me," she said curtly, her tone indicating that I was already cutting into her precious morning routine. We walked in tense silence towards the elevators, the click-clack of my heels the only sound echoing in the vast emptiness. It seemed every surface in this building was designed to be impeccably clean and utterly devoid of personality. The elevator shot us upwards at an alarming speed, my ears popping slightly with the pressure change. We landed with a soft ding on the top floor, the doors opening to reveal a spacious, luxuriously appointed office space. A large sign declared it to be the CEO floor. My heart skipped a beat, but before I could dwell on it, the receptionist steered me towards an imposing set of double doors, their frosted glass offering no hint of what lay beyond. She knocked once, a sharp rap that seemed to reverberate through my bones, then turned to me with a bored expression. "Mr. Rossi will see you now," she said, her tone making it clear that I should consider myself lucky. As I reached for the door handle, she added with a smirk, "Good luck. You'll need it." I stepped inside, my breath catching in my throat as I took in the opulent office. But it wasn't the panoramic city views or the tastefully expensive furnishings that stole my breath away. It was the man sitting behind the massive mahogany desk, looking devastatingly handsome in a tailored suit that probably cost more than my entire wardrobe. It was him. “Daddy?…” I breathed, unable to form a coherent sentence. His head snapped up, his expression mirroring my surprise. Then, a slow smirk spread across his face, transforming his features from handsome to downright sinful. “Princess,” he purred, the endearment rolling off his tongue with a familiarity that sent a shiver down my spine. For a moment, we simply stared at each other, the memory of our encounter two nights ago hanging in the air between us, thick and undeniable. I hadn't even realized I’d whispered “Daddy” out loud, my cheeks burning with the memory of the word on my lips. His eyes, those dark, intense green eyes that had held me captive just days ago, twinkled with amusement. “To what do I owe the pleasure, Miss…?” He let the question hang in the air, his gaze holding mine. Oh god. He didn't know my name. I didn't know his.This was insane.The air left my lungs in a rush, my carefully constructed composure shattering like thin ice. It was him. The man from the club. My "Daddy" for the night. And he was sitting behind a massive mahogany desk, the very picture of corporate power and authority. Mr. Rossi. The CEO. My mind reeled, replaying every stolen touch, every whispered word, every gasp and moan from our night together. My cheeks burned with the memory, shame and a thrill of something dangerous twisting in my gut. I stood frozen, my mouth slightly agape, my well-rehearsed introductory speech dissolving into a jumble of incoherent thoughts. He was watching me with an unreadable expression, a flicker of something akin to amusement dancing in the depths of his dark eyes. It was gone as quickly as it appeared. "Close your mouth, Miss…?" He arched a perfectly sculpted eyebrow, the gesture both condescending and undeniably attractive. He didn't remember my name. Of course, he didn't. "Please," he continued, his voic
The hours melted away, consumed by spreadsheets, market reports, and the daunting task of familiarizing myself with the inner workings of Rossi Enterprises. By nine o'clock, my brain felt fried, and my stomach rumbled in protest. I decided to check in with Mr. Rossi before heading home.His office door was slightly ajar, a sliver of warm light spilling out into the otherwise dimly lit hallway. I knocked lightly, my heart doing a strange tap dance against my ribs as I waited for his response. “Come in.”His voice, even through the thick frosted glass door, sent a tremor through me. I pushed the door open and stepped inside, my gaze immediately drawn to the imposing figure behind the desk. He was working late, just like me, his brow furrowed in concentration as he reviewed a document.“Mr. Rossi,” I began, my voice hesitant. He looked up, his dark eyes meeting mine, and for a moment, the weight of his gaze stole the breath from my lungs. "Miss Vargas." He acknowledged me with a cu
My chest loosened with each floor the elevator climbed, relief flooding me when I didn't see Mr. Rossi in the elevator. Maybe yesterday had just been a blip, an anomaly in the otherwise strictly professional dynamic we maintained.Settling into my desk, I tried to look at some work. By 8:25, I was brewing his coffee, the rich aroma filling the small office kitchen. At 8:30 sharp, I knocked on his door."Come in."His voice was as crisp and businesslike as ever. I entered, placing the steaming mug on his desk. “Here’s your coffee, Mr. Rossi.”“Thank you,” he said, his tone clipped but polite.Taking a deep breath, I decided to just get it over with. "Mr. Rossi, about the other night, the clothes and—"His head snapped up, his expression shuttered, devoid of any warmth. It was like he'd flipped a switch, all trace of the man from that night gone. "Miss Vargas, don't you think it's best to keep personal matters out of the workplace?"His words, delivered with an icy calm, were like a sla
The meeting dragged on, each minute an eternity. I sat there, trying to appear composed, my mind racing with the promise Mr. Rossi had made. Every glance he sent my way, every subtle touch of his hand on the table, sent a jolt of anticipation through me. His hand, though, was a constant presence, a phantom beneath the table. I could feel the heat radiating from it, and the occasional brush against my leg sent shivers up my spine. He was playing a game, taunting me with the promise of his touch.The air in the room felt thick with tension. His hand, slipped under the table, found its way to my gown, tracing the delicate fabric, and sending a jolt of electricity through me. His fingers, bold yet gentle, moved up my thigh, reaching the edge of my panties. I held my breath, my body responding involuntarily to his touch, the sensation almost unbearable. My heart pounded in my chest, a mix of fear and excitement. I had to be careful, this was a business meeting, not a tryst. But I couldn'
The city lights shimmered outside my penthouse windows, a glittering sea of neon and glass. But I couldn't see them. My gaze was fixed on the phone, my thumb tracing the edge of my silver case. I was on the phone with one of the estate managers, the one I had a contract with for high-end properties. "Anything available?" I asked, my voice clipped, the words barely a whisper above the city's hum. "Mr. Rossi, you know I only deal with the best. Right now, I have a stunning three-bedroom penthouse in Tribeca, but it's going fast. There's also a beautiful townhouse in Greenwich Village, but that one requires a full renovation. And then there's a lovely modern apartment on the Upper West Side…"I stopped him, "Just the penthouse in Tribeca."My thumb moved to the call-end button, but I paused, my mind racing. She didn't need a penthouse, but I wanted her to have the best. I hated this. I hated how this woman, my assistant, was getting under my skin. I was supposed to be above all this,
Mr. Rossi appeared in the doorway of my office, his presence filling the small space like a tangible force. He tossed me a set of car keys, his expression unreadable. "Go wait in the car," he said, his voice as cool as the marble floor beneath my feet. I didn’t question him, just nodded and walked out, my stomach doing flips. The thought of being alone with him in his car was terrifying, exhilarating, and confusing all at once. I settled into the passenger seat, the leather cool against my skin. My eyes were drawn to the city lights twinkling outside the windows, a mesmerizing tapestry of color against the night sky. Then, I saw him, stepping out of the building. He moved with such grace, his aura radiating power and confidence. His movements were calculated, deliberate, like a predator stalking its prey. He was undeniably handsome, with chiseled features and a jawline that could cut glass.He was a man who demanded attention, and here I was, lost in my own internal turmoil. As he
A month and a half. That's all it had taken. A month and a half of navigating the labyrinthine corridors of Rossi's Enterprise, of dodging the sharp elbows and sharper tongues of the power players, of learning the unspoken rules and the even more unspoken desires. And today, Mr. Rossi wanted to see me. My heart hammered against my ribs as I knocked on his door. The sound was swallowed by the thick silence of his office, only to be followed by a gruff "Come in." My hand trembled as I pushed the door open, and the sight that met me sent a wave of heat flooding through my body.Mr. Rossi sat behind his desk, a mountain of mahogany almost as much authority as he dis. His usual crisp suit was loosened, his tie pulled loose and hanging like a forgotten promise. The top two buttons of his white shirt were undone, revealing a glimpse of tanned skin, his nice tattoos and the crisp lines of his collarbone. The sleeves were rolled up, leaving his forearms exposed, strong and tanned, the veins p
The phone buzzed on my desk, the familiar tune of Rossi's Enterprise ringing through the quiet afternoon. I picked it up, my voice calm and professional, "Rossi's Enterprise, how can I be of help to—" "Put your boss on the line," a gruff voice cut me off, the words raw and laced with a chilling edge. My hand tightened around the receiver. "Mr. Rossi is indisposed at the moment and unable to take your call. Can I take a message?" My polite refusal was met with a deafening silence, thick with unspoken menace. It stretched on, each second amplifying the pounding in my chest. When he finally spoke, his voice was low and menacingly calm, sending chills racing down my spine."Put Luca on the fucking line. Or I’ll walk into that building and put a bullet through your fucking brain, Lena Roselle fucking Vargas, as well as your boss if I so please."My blood ran cold. Each word was enunciated with chilling precision. He didn't yell, didn't need to. The quiet threat held more power than an
Lena's POVI looked at myself in the mirror. I looked like a ghost. My eyeliner and mascara were smudged, a testament to my tears, brought on by Luca's dick. I was a mess, but I was also so incredibly turned on. Luca cleaned me up, and we both returned to the room. I reapplied my eyeliner and mascara, my hand steady now. Luca zipped up my dress for me, teasing me as he did so. The dress was so fucking beautiful, it complimented my body perfectly. The low neckline made my breasts almost spill out, and Luca's gaze kept shifting from my face to my chest, his eyes burning with desire. I met his gaze, my own eyes filled with a playful challenge. I stepped into the YSL shoes he had bought me with the dress, but my legs weren't steady. "Babe?" I asked, my voice a little shaky. "Hmm," Luca responded, fixing his suit. He didn't look at me. "I don't know if I can come. I can't walk in these shoes. My legs are weak," I said, my voice a little shaky. "Lena, I'm not cancelling my first date w
Lena's POVI watched as Sarah and Marco walked out of the house, Sarah emerging from the office a few minutes after Marco. It was just me, Luca, and Raiden now and in my opinion Raiden and Luca were having a good time, actually. "Where do you think they went?" Raiden asked Luca, as they sat on the couch. "I don't know. Probably to talk," Luca replied, his voice casual. "Talk about what?" Raiden pressed, his curiosity insatiable. "Adult talk," Luca said with a smirk. "You wanna know?" I knew exactly what was going through his head and shot him a glare, but the smile on my face remained. There was a permanent smile on my face ever since Raiden finished his food and ran to Luca, who was sitting on the couch with his phone, probably dealing with company issues and stuff. Raiden was all over Luca, and Luca, from the look of it, wasn't quite sure what to do. It seemed as though he didn't like children, or maybe he didn't want to be disturbed, or maybe he just didn't know how to handle
Marco's POV“I swear on whatever it is that you worship." She flinched, her fear evident in her eyes. Sarah knew how to push non-existent buttons. Fucking Christ."Now tell me," I said, my voice dangerously low. "Where does all your monthly income go? And choose your words carefully.""William," she said immediately, the words tumbling out of her mouth. William? The same fucking William? I swear I laughed in her face, she was fucking crazy just like I knew her to be. Stupid bitch."How? And why?" I said, my voice a growl. "He… uh… he… I.... I just wanted to…" she stammered, her voice cracking."Sarah," I said, a warning in my tone."He… Marco, he wants the money. He always comes at the end of every month, sometimes on different days and demands for money. And if I don't give it to him, he'll threaten me with Raiden. And my house was broken into last week when Raiden was still with Mama… and he's dangerous, I just…" Sarah spoke out, words tumbling out if her mouth. I could see her b
Marco's POV"She died the other day, then Mummy had to come into work yesterday," Raiden said, his voice small and fragile as he flung into me like I was going to leave too. I nodded, a deep "mmm" erupting from my throat. "You miss her, don't you?" "Yeah," he sniffled. "But I need to be strong for Mama. She was really sad too, and if I keep on crying, she's gonna be worried. I want to be strong for her." "Yeah, that's it," I said, ruffling his hair, a small smile taking k we my lips. "I'm so proud of you for that." Sarah literally birthed the best child ever.Raiden stared up at me, his big hazel eyes wide, his face a spitting image of his mother. His father's DNA stood no chance. "Really?" "Yeah, really. And you know who else is proud of you too?" I asked, poking his belly. His brows furrowed as he tried to think. "Who?" he asked, disappointment seeping into his voice when he couldn't place who. "Your Nana. She's proud of you for looking out for her daughter, for being a strong
Lena's POV Marco was now heading out of the room, Raiden glued to his chest like a little koala. “Why does he look so much like you?” Little Raiden's voice called out to Marco. “He’s my brother,” Marco said, his voice a low rumble. “Oh, I didn’t know you had a brother,” he replied, his voice quiet and gripping Marco shirt even tighter and snuggling close to him. Cute. So fucking cute. “Sadly, I do,” Marco said, closing the door behind them with a soft click and immediately Luca laid down on the bed, pulling me closer to him. His arms wrapped around me, holding me tight. He kissed all over my face, showering me with kisses that ranged from light and playful to deep and passionate. I giggled, the sound a joyous echo in the quiet room. “I missed you,” he said, his voice rough with desire. He unbuttoned his shirt, his touch lingering on my skin. Then he stood up, pulling off his pants. He was left in only his briefs, his body a tatted, toned and sculpted masterpiece. I tried, oh
Lena's POV“Thank you baby, I love you,” Sarah said, chuckling as she ruffled her son’s hair. “Mum, I'm not a baby, stop,” he said, pouting. He was so cute, so ridiculously cute, it almost hurt. “Sarah, I’m sorry,” I finally voiced out, the words a clumsy attempt to express the jumble of emotions that swirled within me. She looked at me, a small smile playing on her lips. "It's fine," she said, nodding. "I'm okay."“Yeah,” “Um… where is um… the… underboss?” she asked, the question tumbling out, a little awkward, a little hesitant. What's wrong?“You mean Marco?,” “Yeah,” I nodded. “He’s not around. He and Luca went to LA, but they should be back by tomorrow.” "Oh, okay," she said, her eyes searching and looking out if place. "Any issues?"“No, not really… um, he uh… he’s kind of a problem sometimes,” she said, gesturing towards the little boy. He hit her on the thigh, screaming “Mom!” Sarah chuckled, ruffling his hair. “I’m sorry, sweetie,” she said soothingly. “He not fon
Luca's POV I moved to the car where Dmitri was sitting, his face pale and drawn. I entered the back seat and slid beside him. “Turn on the back lights,” I said to the driver, Matteo. He complied, the soft glow illuminating Dmitri’s face. I looked into his eyes, and even though he tried to hide it, I could see the fear simmering beneath the surface. He had a tough exterior, but under it all, he was just a broken man. And when his gaze met mine, he saw it – the reflection of his own brokenness in my eyes, that I was willing to show. I smirked at him, relishing the fear I saw etched on his face. He should’ve known better than to mess with me. “Dmitri, if you fuck this up, you know how bad it can get?,” I said, my voice low and dangerous. He tried to maintain his composure, but his eyes darted around nervously. He was a fish out of water, trying to appear menacing but failing miserably. I could see the fear dancing in his eyes, a pathetic attempt to appear tough. “It’s a question,
Luca's POV From the corner of my eye, I saw Ricardo talking to Lena, and they were heading out. I knew Ricardo was up to no good. I felt Marco’s hand on my shoulder, and I turned to him. “You should go after your girl before he falls in love with her too and you blow off and pull a trigger on him,” Marco said, a smug smirk on his face, clearly trying to irritate me. I wanted to wipe that smirk off his face so badly, but I held back. I was going to be a better man- for Lena. “I’m sorry for what I said and how I acted earlier,” I said, my tone calm and measured. Marco looked taken aback for a moment, his smirk faltering, before regaining his composure. I stuck my tongue out at him in my head. Yeah, Marco. Take that, I'm grown now. He straightened his suit, facing me fully. “Are you not going out today?” “No, I want to spend the day with Lena.” “Well, I’m sorry too – I didn’t mea–” “I know.” “Fucking let me finish,” Marco said, his voice laced with annoyance. “I didn’t mean
Lena's POV I woke up with a smile already spreading across my face. Thankfully, I was still nestled in Luca's arms, his strong, warm body a comforting weight against mine. I traced his jawline with my fingers, admiring the sharp angles and the soft curve of his cheek. His lashes, impossibly long and dark, cast a shadow across his face, a subtle reminder of his undeniable beauty."Buongiorno, bellissima," he murmured, his voice deep and husky with sleep. His Italian accent, thick and unmistakable, was like velvet against my skin. A perfect man with so many flaws. I was hopelessly, helplessly in love with him.(Good morning, beautiful)His eyes flew open, and those beautiful green orbs locked onto mine. He pulled me closer, his hand spanking my butt playfully."Luca!!" I squealed, giggling."Mmm, how are you feeling today?" he asked, his voice a low purr."Honestly, I don't feel bad. I felt a little bit of pain and discomfort the first day I woke up, but I feel good now. Not too good,