I felt his hot breath on my neck and moaned as his fingers expertly caressed my sensitive areas. 
Gasping for breath, I pulled him closer, and he reached up to meet my lips, our tongues dancing in bliss as he pulled me over and positioned me to straddle him. 
“Jaxon,” I breathed when we came up for air, but he hushed me and moved his finger over my lips.
“You’re mine,” he growled. “Let me show you what you really need.”

***

I knew my dad was in debt to the mafia since I worked three jobs trying to pay off what he owed. But I didn’t expect it when he told me, “Sara, I’ve sold you,”–to the king of the underworld!
The worst part is that the mafia king just happens to be my dad’s gorgeous best friend, Jaxon, who I’ve been lusting over for a long time. And now that he owns me, I’m feeling like this is so much deeper than lust, and I don’t know if this will break me….

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Owned by the Billionaire Mafia King

I walked into the warehouse cautiously, wondering why Jaxon had asked me to meet him here after hours. I hadn't seen him since we'd arrived at the office together this morning, and he'd been very secretive when he called, but something in his tone had tipped me off that something was up.


I was surprised to note Max, Sam and James sitting at the usual table with Jaxon. The men all stopped chatting and watched me as I approached the table. Jaxon met me the last few steps and pressed a soft kiss on my lips before taking my hand and leading me back to everyone. He pulled my seat out for me and waited for me to sit before claiming the chair next to me.


"What's going on here?" I asked curiously as I reached them, my eyes flitting to Jaxon's immediately. 


"Jaxon apparently has amazing news for us," James answered with a smile and a wink. "Lovely to see you again, Sara."


"Lovely to see you too," I answered with a warm smile before turning back to Jaxon. "What's the amazing news?"


Chapter 212 : Poetic Justice