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

Liz was crying more hysterically and losing it. I couldn’t blame her, but it wasn't going to help the situation. I started to agree, now, with Michael that perhaps I should have stayed behind with her. 


I thought about what kind of condition her dad might be in. I didn’t want her to see him like that, but I knew she wouldn’t have stayed behind. That would have been even worse for her, and I could only imagine how wild her imagination would have gone. If she was this bad in the car, she would have driven herself mad at home, even with me to comfort her.


Liz was frantically calling and texting her dad with no response. The longer he was silent the more panicked she became. We had all now memorized his answering machine. She was starting to get more angry and frustrated as well as panicked. I worried for a moment she might break her phone. Of course, all things considered, that wouldn’t be the worst thing. When this was all over, getting a new phone would be the easiest fix. 


Chapter 378 : Emergency Response