The soft glow of the desk lamp cast gentle shadows across Ethan's focused face as his fingers danced across the keyboard, weaving words into sentences on his laptop screen. The air in his office was thick with the scent of freshly brewed coffee and the faint hint of Samantha's favorite perfume—a reminder of her frequent visits.
A knock interrupted his concentration, but without looking up, Ethan beckoned, "Come in."
The door creaked open, and Samantha entered, her presence filling the room with a familiar warmth that made Ethan glance up with a small, knowing smile. "Still working?" she asked softly, her eyes lingering on him with an affectionate gaze that hinted at unspoken intimacy.
"Yeah, just trying to finish this report. But I’m glad you’re here," Ethan replied, his voice carrying a mix of relief and longing.
As Samantha settled into the visitor’s chair beside his desk, Ethan couldn’t help but admire her—her tousled hair framing a face that effortlessly commanded attention, her eyes sparkling with a mixture of playfulness and desire.
"I’ve told you not to sit there again," Ethan teased, his tone tinged with a hint of authority. "Come here."
A subtle blush colored Samantha's cheeks as she glanced towards the door. "Someone might walk in," she whispered, her words a fragile barrier against the pull of their shared attraction.
"That’s for me to worry about. Come to Daddy," Ethan urged, his voice a low, magnetic draw as he gestured for her to join him.
Samantha hesitated only briefly before rising from the chair, her steps hesitant yet filled with a growing anticipation. She approached Ethan, who pulled her gently onto his lap, his hands tenderly cradling her face before their lips met in a soft, lingering kiss. It was soft, passionate, and would have gone for a little more while.
But just as their passion threatened to ignite, Samantha pulled back, her voice a soft murmur of caution. "Someone might walk in," she reminded him, a blend of desire and practicality in her eyes.
“So?”
“Are you that shy of me?” His voice was a low murmur, sending a shiver down her spine.
“No, baby. I just don’t want problems. Literally all the ladies in this building have eyes for you. I really don’t want my name to be in their mouths for rumors.” Samantha’s voice was soft, almost a whisper, as she glanced around the elegantly furnished office, the scent of rich leather and faint cologne filling the air.
A small, mischievous smile crept to Samantha’s lips, his eyes gleaming with amusement. “Since when did you start caring about people’s opinions?” He tugged out her tucked-in shirt from her skirt, his fingers grazing her skin with a touch that sent a wave of heat through her body. Slowly, he snuck his hand underneath, the warmth of his palm pressing against her cool skin as it made its way up towards her breasts.
“I don’t. I just don’t like attention.” Her heart pounded loudly in her chest, the tension in the room palpable.
“You don’t like attention and yet you’re in love with Ethan Blake? Interesting!” His voice was a playful tease, his breath warm against her ear.
“Don’t throw it in my face.” She smiled, but the smile was soon overtaken by a soft moan as his fingers found her nipples, teasing and circling with deliberate slowness.
“Easy,” she said, trying to hide her blush, her cheeks burning hot.
“You don’t like this?” He applied more pressure, his fingers kneading and pinching her nipples with expert precision.
“I do. My breasts have just been so sore lately. Any movement on my nipples gets to my head.” Her voice was a breathless whisper, her body responding to his touch with a mind of its own.
Before she could say anything else, he raised her shirt, the fabric rustling softly, pulled down her bra, and latched onto her left nipple, his mouth warm and wet, while his hand continued to fondle the right one. He sucked with an urgency that made her gasp, her body arching towards him.
“Ethannn!” She let out a soft moan, trying so hard to keep her voice at bay. Samantha had no idea when she placed her hands on Ethan’s head, her fingers threading through his hair, guiding him to suck those tits. As much as she hated to admit it, she loved the painful pleasure she was feeling, a delicious ache spreading through her.
“F**k, yes!”
“Ethan,” she called out the moment she felt him spread her legs the way she was seated on his lap, his strong hands gripping her thighs.
“Don’t tell me you’ve started to get scared again,” he whispered, his lips brushing against her sensitive skin, returning to her nipples while shifting her panties to her bikini line.
“Somebody might walk in.” The words came out in a rush, her voice trembling with anticipation.
“Forget everyone and focus on us.” His voice was a command, filled with possessive desire.
“I love how you’re always so wet for me.” He started running a finger over her clit, the sensation sending jolts of electricity through her body. Increasing the pace, he spoke, “Don’t hold back your moans. I want to hear all of it.” Ethan's office was soundproof, so he knew he had nothing to worry about. Samantha didn’t trust herself well enough to speak, so she nodded, her breath coming in quick gasps.
Not being able to hold himself any longer, Ethan slid two fingers into her pussy, the slickness welcoming him. He removed his lips from her nipples and started trailing kisses around her neck, his breath hot and tantalizing, slowly finger f**king her.
“I love how your body reacts to my touch. I could f**k you all day.”
“Yes,” she moaned, the sound filled with longing and need.
“Yes, what?” He knowingly increased his pace, his fingers thrusting into her with relentless rhythm.
“Don’t stop, Ethan.”
“Why?”
“…oh f**k…yes.”
“Talk!”
“I want your d*ck in me.”
“Beg for it.”
“Please, baby.”
“Please what?” He growled, not relenting on his pace, his voice a rough whisper in her ear.
“I want your huge fat cock in me!!!”
“You’re gonna get what you want, b*tch!” He gently slapped the face of her pussy, making her gasp, and made her stand to her feet. Ethan rose to his feet too, he bent Samantha over his desk, the cool surface pressing against her heated skin, raised her skirt, unbuckled his pants, took down his briefs, parted her legs a bit, slapped her ass, and slowly entered her from behind, the sensation overwhelming.
“Hmmmmm, yes baby!” Samantha moaned in pleasure as Ethan thrust into her deeper and faster, his movements urgent and demanding. He went rough on her until the duo came together, with him emptying all of his seed inside her, the heat of his release flooding her senses.
“I love you,” he whispered in her ear before withdrawing his d*ck, his breath hot against her skin. Samantha blushed as she made her way to the adjoined bathroom in his office with shaky legs, the aftershocks of their encounter making her tremble. She cleaned up, the cool water soothing her heated skin, adjusted her clothes and hair, then came out in no time.
Instead of going back to sit on the visitor’s chair, she went straight back to her lover’s lap, and he willingly embraced her, the warmth of his body comforting.
“I want to show you something.” Before Samantha could ask what it was, Ethan leaned forward a bit, opened his drawer, and took out a square-shaped box. Samantha’s throat went dry, her heart started beating twice as fast at the realization of what that could be.
“I’ve been wanting to do this for a while now but I was waiting for the right time.”
“I can’t imagine you existing in this world and not being mine. It made me realize I had to act fast because I would be so damn jealous if another man took you away from me.”
He opened the box. Samantha felt tears rush to the corner of her eyes at the sight of the very gorgeous ring, the light catching the diamonds and making them sparkle.
“Will you marry me?”.
Samantha's heart fluttered as she recalled the moment Ethan had proposed, the memory as vivid as a movie scene. The evening had been perfect—the sunset casting a golden hue over the city skyline, the scent of blooming jasmine filling the air, and Ethan's voice, steady and sincere, as he asked her to be his forever. She blushed, her hand instinctively touching her stomach. She was nervous about the news she had to share, but the joy overshadowed her fears.With a sigh, Samantha reluctantly left the warmth of her memories and tossed her duvet aside. She slid out of bed, her feet sinking into the plush carpet, and began her morning routine. The spacious bedroom, with its elegant décor and floor-to-ceiling windows, was bathed in soft morning light.Kingston Enterprises, a renowned company owned by Ethan’s parents, was a towering structure in the heart of the city. Its sleek glass exterior reflected the bustling streets below, where luxury cars and pedestrians in designer suits moved like
Samantha’s pulse raced as she stepped into the opulent office, the rich scent of polished mahogany and leather filling her nostrils. Chris, the head of human resources, was lounging behind his imposing desk, his laughter echoing through the room as he chatted on the phone. She gently closed the door behind her, the soft click reverberating in the spacious office, and approached him with measured steps, clutching her phone and documents tightly.Soft light filtered through the large windows, casting long shadows across the room. The air was heavy with the aroma of fresh coffee and the faint scent of cigar smoke. The walls were adorned with framed certificates and photographs, showcasing years of corporate achievements. Chris’s voice was a low hum, punctuated by occasional bursts of laughter, creating a surreal and almost otherworldly atmosphere.After what felt like an eternity, Chris finally ended the call, his laughter hanging in the air like a ghostly echo. He looked up, his eyes gl
With quivering lips and tears streaming down her cheeks, Samantha rushed to her office, the fluorescent lights above casting a harsh glare on her distraught face. She hurriedly packed her bags, her fingers trembling as she clutched the sealed envelope that was meant to bring joy but now felt like a cruel joke. She had hoped to make him the happiest man on earth, but the reverse was painfully true.Her footsteps echoed in the empty corridor, a stark contrast to the usually bustling office. The cold, sterile air felt suffocating as she made her way to the parking lot, the scent of cleaning supplies mingling with her own salty tears.Reaching her car, Samantha tossed her handbag onto the back seat with a shaky hand, the soft thud barely registering in her chaotic mind. She turned on the engine, the roar of the car a brief distraction from the turmoil inside her. Placing her hand on her belly, feeling the slight bump beneath her trembling fingers, she broke down, her sobs echoing in the c
Samantha's hands trembled as she clutched her phone, tears streaming down her face. "Please, Rose, you have to help me. Ethan threw me out. I have nowhere to go."Rose's voice crackled over the phone, a mix of concern and helplessness. "Please calm down, my dear," she said softly, her words a fragile comfort against Samantha's rising panic."I don’t know what I’m going to do. My whole life has been ripped away in a single day. Where do I even start?" Samantha's mind swirled with despair."Don’t cry, Samantha. You’re stronger than you think, I promise you.""Ca… Can you please talk to Ethan for me? At least let him hear me out!" Samantha pleaded.There was a few seconds of silence between them."I’m sorry, Samantha, but I don’t think I would be of help.""Please don’t turn your back against me, Rose. You’re literally my last hope." Samantha's voice cracked as she spoke.She heard Rose sigh. "You’ve not done anything to offend me, my child, and I don’t think you did anything to offend E
Five Years LaterSamantha’s lips curved into a sweet smile as she stepped into her baby’s room. The gentle sunlight streaming through the window bathed the room in a warm, golden glow, casting soft shadows on the pastel-colored walls adorned with whimsical animal decals. Her smile grew even bigger when she saw that her little angel was still sleeping soundly, her small chest rising and falling rhythmically under the soft, pink quilt patterned with tiny stars and moons.She gently shut the door behind her, the click barely audible, and made her way over to the bed, where her bundle of joy lay nestled among plush toys. The air was filled with the faint scent of lavender, a soothing aroma that always calmed her nerves.She sat on the edge of the bed, the mattress dipping slightly under her weight, and gazed at her daughter's peaceful face. The soft morning light highlighted her delicate features, making her look even more angelic.“My love,” she whispered, her voice a gentle murmur.“Pri
In a couple of seconds, the elevator stopped at their floor, and the duo walked out.“I hope you have a lovely day, and yeah, I’ll see you later.” Kelvin’s smile was warm, his eyes crinkling at the corners as he parted ways, heading towards his office. His confident stride echoed through the corridor, his tailored suit catching the light.“I saw that! Now spill! Don’t leave any detail.” Samantha heard the familiar, high-pitched voice of Katherine beside her, her tone dripping with curiosity.“Not now, Katherine. I’ve been through a lot today already.” Samantha resumed her steps, her heels clicking on the polished marble floor as she headed toward her office. Katherine, holding her tablet, hustled to keep up.“You know I’m not going to believe that, right?” Katherine’s persistence was as sharp as ever.“I have nothing to say. Maybe you can meet him for the information instead.”Katherine shook her head, her bobbed hair swaying. “I wanna hear it from you. The story is always sweeter fro
Samantha took a 360-degree glance at the place, her eyes scanning every corner of the cozy, warmly lit cafe. Jasmine’s Cafe was a charming haven, with rustic wooden tables and chairs, the rich scent of freshly brewed coffee mingling with the sweet aroma of baked goods. The soft hum of quiet conversations and the gentle clinking of cups created a soothing ambiance, while sunlight streamed through the large windows, casting a golden glow on the polished wooden floors and the brick walls adorned with vintage art.Her gaze settled on a man in a suit, instantly marking him as her client. He was the only one who looked out of place among the casual patrons, his sharp attire and polished shoes a stark contrast to the relaxed atmosphere. He sat alone at a table near the window, his broad shoulders and upright posture exuding confidence and authority. The table in front of him was spotless, save for a single cup of espresso, its steam spiraling up lazily.With measured steps, Samantha made her
Ethan froze on the spot as he saw Samantha walking away from him, just as she did years ago. He wanted to say something, perhaps tell her to stay, but he was short of words. He watched as her hair bounced behind her, each step quick and purposeful as she headed toward the exit of the café.As far as Ethan remembered, he loved her hair. He loved it when she let it down and wouldn’t hesitate to run his fingers through it.But her hair was no longer straight. It was now wavy and a different color, unlike the golden brown he was used to.But that didn’t mean he wouldn’t recognize her with a different hair color.Ethan snapped out of his thoughts when she was nowhere in sight anymore. He was torn between running after her, but he knew that she would have escaped with the fast pace she took out of the café.Ethan picked up his phone on the table and plopped down on the chair he was previously seated on, aggressively scrolling through his contact list.Seeing the number he was looking for, E