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Auraya is haunted by a mysterious visitor in her dreams every night. The only way to clear her head the next morning is to write down the details of their scandalous encounters. Yet, when this trick no longer works in her favor, Auraya feels that it could threaten to unravel her perfect life.

She can't stop thinking of this mysterious, fictional man. And she has no time for fantasies. She has a job to focus on - a job she has worked very hard for.

One day, the notorious son of the CEO, Dex Mobius, appears to help run the business. Auraya discovers that no longer is the man in her dreams a fictional character - he is real! And he seems to recognize her, too.

What is real and what is fantasy? And is the fantasy world that is slowly taking over Auraya's every waking thought worth sacrificing all of her hard work?

CEO of Seduction

By the time I get to the hospital, Raya still hasn't texted me back. I put my truck in park and sit there, wondering if I shouldn't wait until I hear from her. She may be resting. She may have visitors.

"Raya asked me to come," I remind myself. She said she has something important to tell me.

The woman at the desk asks for my name and gives me Raya's room number, and I proceed down the hallways in search of it, trying not to think about how every time I'm in a hospital, it reminds me of my mother. A few nurses passing in the opposite direction smile.

Finally, I come to the right door: room 428. It's cracked ajar, and suddenly I'm back in that singular dream again, approaching the bedroom door in that mysterious apartment before the cat slips in ahead of me. I glance at my feet as if one might appear out of thin air.

Not a Good Fit