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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

There are several moments spent just feeling the flush of my cheeks and the warmth of Dex's gaze while I remain without any words to respond to him.

I would tell him that he is breathtaking, too, because it's true. It's so true. His beautiful full lips and the dimples behind his reddish brown beard when he smiles; the honey brown of his eyes that are so deeply soulful and expressive; literally every line of his body, from the angles of his face to the strong rounds of his shoulders to the ridges of his abdomen and the tapered V at his hips that points to where my desire always leads. Every single inch of him is heavenly.

But since he said I was breathtaking first, it will only sound like I am compelled to return the compliment. And I don't want to gush, but I have a feeling that is where it will go. Instead of saying all of that, I keep it in… this tension that builds in what remains unsaid and only felt.

Sleeping Arrangements