The Virgin Surrogate And The Billionaire CEO
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shackles. The penthouse was dark except from the reflection from the nearby city lights enterin
of whiskey. His reflection stared back at him from
No inhe
ince the meeting. They echoed louder
iage. He didn't care about love. All he wanted
ning around the cup,
ngs his world has never given him. He had a flashback of his mother's voice, faint, soft and full of love. She h
t emotions had no place
lf-full glass dow
thought he could manipulate him, but Damian is a grown man now, and he would rather
comes a thought. Wha
ontrol. And it carried his name, his legacy. Without it? He would b
is shirt, tossing the jacket on the sofa, he poured himself yet again anothe
up to his lips when the soft
sile
cting anyone. And, nobody came to
slid open reve
on earlier but still clinging to her curves, her lips painte
d with determinat
he asked, her voice
The glass in his hand
nd she wasn't here t
ace. She didn't wait for an invitation, she carried herself with the boldness of a woman who has absolutely nothing to lose, her
redator does its prey. He wasn't surprised she had come back. Vanes
ding there in silk that clung to her curves. "No re
rowed. " You shou
closer, her fingers trailing the edge of the bar, brushing past the glass Damian had a
You're not pure enough to carry my he
an, this is New York, not some ancient times. You think you'll
nch. " This isn't about luck. It's about co
le. "Chaos keeps life interest
nor did he flinch. He never gave her that satisfaction. But when she reached up
, his voice edged. "This, whatever that is between us, it's c
ose enough for her lips to graze Damian's ear. "You can say whatever you want, Damian, but you
ind him and she never existed. He grabbed his glass and poured himself anothe
e cared about is his father's ultimatum , and the gnawing emptine
y, drowning his whiskey. "But do not have high h
sheets tangled around her legs, watching him as
ng surveying his ki
itterly, "He refused t
going to let any faceless 'ideal' woman steal her position in his life
dedly across the empty space
she whispered, a dangerous
ered, sharp an
onight, not ever. Until D
icy gaze directed at her.
aiting for hi
her like a slap, thro
be the mothe