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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

"Good right?" I ask Rory around the bite of strawberry croissant in my mouth, and I end up giggling at how muffled it is. I might have taken too large of a bite, and talking doesn't really work with a mouth full of food.

Rory can't hold back her laughter, and we both end up struggling to not spit out our food. Chewing and talking might be hard to do at the same time, but chewing and laughing is even harder.

When Rory is finally able to swallow, she nods. "It's very good."

Her mood seems to have lifted, and I'm so grateful for it. Maybe it's the food. Melon Pan is pretty magical, in my opinion.

"Have you ever written about Melon Pan?" Dex asks Rory conversationally.

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