by Q. Zayne
Okay, how was I supposed to stay mad at this guy?
Mario’s fingers burned my wrist. We were standing in the shed, about as far from my mom's bedroom as we could get and it started to sink in that maybe that was the whole point of his bringing me here.
I took a deep breath. I was kind of shaking.
"Now for what we came here for, Cassandra. First, you must agree to it. And second, you must understand that if you wish it, I will stop." He held up a big finger to tick off those points. What was he talking about?
"What?" I was tempted to make another crack about his mental health, but there was something steely about him, and I wasn't so sure anymore that anyone would hear me scream.
He shut the door and locked it, his movements calm and unhurried, as if to bring that point home.
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Electronic book publication: April, 2016
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A young, former nun with angel hair fallen on hard times. A billionaire with a painful past who recruits Pia for his BDSM show. Does enacting pain heal, or destroy?
It’s auction night at The Billionaires Club. The outnumbered petite beauty is about to find out what she’ll have to do to earn $10,000.
How did the stunning stranger know I needed help? And that I had dark fantasies? Something about Gabe’s turquoise eyes drew me to him. His hands on my shoulders sent a warm current between my legs. If he kept looking at me like that, I might agree to anything.
But if he knew my secret, that I’d never let a man touch me, would he still want me?
“Come with me, Pia. For one night. I want to make your dreams come true.”
This is a standalone, near-future dark fantasy novella rated 18+ due to language, sexual content and mature themes, including unprotected interracial public submission to big men. No cliffhanger. BOUND is the fourth episode in The Billionaires Club series. This episode is as sexual as the others but most of the language is less blunt, in keeping with the heroine’s innocence.