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Chapter 2 - ALEXANDER KINGSLEY ROTH..1

He was already buried deep when her back hit the charcoal silk.

No slow entry, no teasing glide—just the blunt, sudden stretch of him forcing his way in until her breath punched out in a sharp, involuntary sound. Her legs were hooked high over his hips, ankles locked at the small of his back, heels digging into muscle like she needed the leverage to survive what came next.

The city lights glittered far below through the towering glass, but neither of them looked. All she could feel was the thick, unyielding pressure of him splitting her open, the way her walls fluttered and clenched around the invasion like they were trying to push him out and pull him deeper at the same time.

He didn't give her time to adjust.

One hard snap of his hips and he bottomed out again, the wet slap of skin on skin loud against the low crackle of the fireplace. She gasped—half curse, half plea—and her nails raked down his shoulders, leaving angry red trails that would bruise by morning.

"Fuck—slow down—"

He didn't.

Instead he hooked one arm under her knee, shoved her leg wider, higher, folding her practically in half against the mattress. The new angle let him drive even deeper, the head of his cock grinding against that spot inside her that made her vision white at the edges. She arched, spine bowing off the silk, throat exposed to the cool air and the faint glow of the hidden LEDs behind the headboard.

He took advantage.

Teeth sank into the side of her neck—not gentle, not playful—hard enough to mark, hard enough that she cried out and her cunt clamped down on him like a fist. He groaned against her skin, the sound vibrating through her, and rewarded her with another punishing thrust, then another, setting a brutal rhythm that rocked the massive bed frame against the marble floor.

The mirror opposite caught every angle: the flex of his ass as he drove into her, the way her breasts bounced with each slam, the sheen of sweat already glossing their skin under the fractured chandelier light. She watched herself get fucked—mouth open, eyes glassy, legs splayed shamelessly—and the sight sent another rush of heat through her core.

He noticed.

"Like watching?" His voice was gravel, wrecked. He shifted his grip, fingers bruising her thigh, and angled his hips so every stroke dragged the underside of his cock against her clit. "Look at yourself. Look how fucking desperate you are."

She tried to turn her head. He caught her jaw, forced her eyes back to the reflection.

"No. Watch."

She did.

Watched her own body jolt with each thrust, watched her tits sway, watched the way her pussy lips clung to him every time he pulled back—glistening, swollen, obscene. The sight tipped her closer, made her clench so hard he hissed through his teeth.

"Christ—do that again."

She did it on purpose this time, bearing down, milking him until his rhythm stuttered.

That was when he really lost it.

He shoved both her wrists above her head, pinned them to the velvet headboard with one massive hand. The other slid down between them, rough fingertips finding her clit and rubbing fast, merciless circles that matched the snap of his hips.

No mercy. No pause.

The wet sounds were filthy—her slick coating his cock, his balls slapping against her ass with every brutal plunge. The fireplace threw gold across his back, across the sweat-slick planes of muscle working to ruin her. She could feel the heat of the flames on one side, the cool city air leaking through the half-drawn curtains on the other, and it made every sensation sharper, more unbearable.

She came like a snapped cable.

No slow build, no warning tremor—just a sudden, shattering wave that tore a scream from her throat. Her whole body locked, thighs shaking violently around his waist, cunt spasming so hard it dragged a broken curse out of him. He fucked her through it anyway—harder, deeper—chasing his own edge while she writhed and sobbed beneath him, oversensitive and helpless.

When he finally came it was with a low, guttural sound against her throat. He slammed in one last time, held himself there, pulsing, flooding her until she felt the hot spill of it leaking out around his cock and down her ass to ruin the silk sheets.

He stayed buried inside her for long seconds, breathing ragged against her collarbone.

Only then did he ease out—slow, deliberate—letting her feel every inch of his retreat. Her body gave a final, helpless flutter at the loss.

He rolled to the side and pulled her against him, but she was already shaking—full-body tremors that wouldn't stop. Legs trembling, hands unsteady, breath hitching like she'd run miles. Her thighs were slick with both of them, muscles jumping every time she tried to close them.

He dragged the pad of his thumb across her swollen lower lip, watching her flinch at the oversensitivity.

"Still with me?" he murmured, voice rough but softer now.

She laughed once—shaky, breathless—and turned her face into his chest.

"Barely."

The city kept glittering below them, indifferent.

The fire kept burning.

She kept trembling in his arms, wrapped perfectly against the midnight sheets. Eventually her shaking eased, and she settled, breathing softly against his arm.

He waited until she was calm, then slowly sat up, carefully supporting her head as he eased it down onto the pillow, not wanting to wake her. He reached to the floor beside the bed, retrieved the pair of boxers he had flung there earlier, and pulled them on.

He crossed the room to his private corner — the dark leather armchair angled toward the skylight, a half-finished whiskey glass waiting on the small glass table beside it. He picked up the glass and drained it in one long swallow, then reached for the packet of cigarettes.

He slid one out, set the packet back down, and took the lighter that rested nearby. With the cigarette already between his lips, he flicked the flame to life, drew deeply, and exhaled a slow stream of smoke into the darkness. He paused, eyes lifting to the midnight sky, before drawing on the cigarette again.

***

Alexander Kingsley Roth—this was the name of the man. A man known as the richest heir alive.

The bedroom door opened without a sound as he stepped out. The warm, golden glow of the second-floor suite faded behind him as the hallway stretched ahead—long, polished, and lined with soft wall lights that cast elegant shadows across textured cream panels. Framed abstract art pieces hung at equal intervals, each one bold, expensive, intentional.

The morning air felt quieter and cooler than the night before. It must have been the sex that left him so heated, he thought, a smirk creeping across his lips.

To his left, a sleek glass railing overlooked the grand foyer two floors below. From this height, the mansion revealed its true scale—a three-story architectural masterpiece of marble, glass, and steel. A chandelier cascaded from the ceiling like falling starlight, stretching from the third floor all the way down to the first.

His bedroom was on the second floor.

To the right stood a private elevator—matte black doors with subtle gold trim. A discreet fingerprint panel glowed faintly beside it. For a billionaire like himself, stairs were optional.

The elevator opened with a soft chime.

Inside, mirrored walls reflected controlled elegance. The descent was smooth, silent—almost weightless. As the numbers shifted from 2 to 1, the atmosphere subtly changed.

The doors slid open.

The dining hall revealed itself slowly, dramatically.

Seated already were his family of five, with him the eldest of the siblings.

The first floor was expansive—open-concept yet carefully structured. Marble floors stretched wide, veined in gray and silver like frozen lightning. The ceiling towered high above, framed by layered architectural molding and recessed lighting that glowed warm and deliberate.

At the center of the dining space stood a long, custom-built table carved from a single slab of rare dark walnut. It seated twelve comfortably—though only five places were set for breakfast, the long stretch of the table was still covered with mouthwatering dishes. Crystal glasses caught the chandelier light. Silver cutlery gleamed with precision. Each plate sat perfectly aligned, as though measured.

Above the table hung a modern chandelier—sculptural, gold, and dramatic. Its light pooled downward like a spotlight, turning the dining area into a stage.

Along the far wall, full-height glass windows revealed the mansion's private courtyard—manicured hedges, a reflecting pool, subtle ground lighting tracing the edges of stone paths. Early morning light cloaked everything in luxury and secrecy.

To one side of the room, double doors led to a professional-grade kitchen. Inside, chefs moved quietly, efficiently. White uniforms. Polished steel counters. No raised voices.

Near the staircase—wide, curved, and lined with glass railings—two security guards stood in tailored black suits. Earpieces in place. Hands folded calmly in front of them. Their expressions were unreadable, trained.

Maids in muted uniforms glided silently across the floor, adjusting a napkin here, refilling a water glass there. Their movements were precise and nearly invisible—like part of the architecture itself.

Further beyond, a formal sitting area stretched toward the front of the house—leather sofas, marble coffee tables, and a grand piano resting under dim lighting. Everything whispered wealth. Nothing screamed it.

From this vantage point, the vertical scale of the mansion was clear—the open atrium allowing sightlines up to the third-floor balcony. Power lived here, layered and towering.

He made his way around the table and took a seat two places away, opposite his younger brother. He was a nonchalant man by nature, but today a faint warmth spread across his face. It only ever happened after sex—he was becoming addicted to it. He was the kind of man who couldn't go a week without being inside a woman.

Not more than six hours ago, he had been on top of one. So he felt good.

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