"I want to do things to you. Things only a man can do to a woman." he breathed on her neck. "I want to touch you in places that will make your toes curl. I want to have your body pinned under me in my bed. I want to pleasure you until the only thing you can think of is my name. I want to rake my hands all over your naked body and have you beg me for more. I want to hear you chant my name like a spell Allison. That is what I want to do to you."

He finally pulled away and looked at her face. He smiled at her flushed and dumbstruck expression. Her lips parted like she is going to say something but no word left her lips. She opened her mouth again and closed it.

"Breath." he said to her

"Wh...you ... how...I". She closed her mouth again not knowing what to say.


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A man who is used to getting whatever he wants, he lacks nothing; women, power, money, fame.
Promiscuous and unfeeling, he will do anything to get what he wants

Allison's only sister has been recently diagnosed of leukemia and a lot of money is needed for her treatment or she might die. Out of desperation,  Allison finds herself in the office of the cold CEO seeking for a high paying job as one of his employees but the CEO has another job for her.

Will he take pity on her?
Will he make her do something against her will?
Will she go any length to save her sister?

Trapped in her love

"We are gathered here today for the joining of these two beautiful people; Allison Brown and Calvin Bruce, in matrimony." He began, and the whole place went utterly still. 


"If there is anyone here against this union, speak now or forever hold your peace." The priest said. 


Allison's eyes searched the congregation nervously. Nobody here would want that. 


"Focus on me princess." She heard Calvin's alluring voice whisper to her, and she turned to him. Once their gaze met, she was unable to look away. 


The priest waited, and when no one came forward, he turned to the couple and continued; 


Allison sucked in a breath, as Calvin got ready to speak. He smiled at her. 


"You know I actually wrote my vows down, but looking at you now, I have totally forgotten them." Calvin began, and the congregation erupted in laughter. "But I do have something to say," he continued. 


Wedding day (Part two)