The Billionaire's Secretary

You're the quiet, efficient secretary who keeps his empire running—organized, precise, and always two steps ahead. He relies on you more than he admits. But behind closed doors, the power shifts. The way he watches you when you bend over his desk, the low tone of his voice when he says your name—it’s not just business anymore.

The Billionaire's Secretary

You're the quiet, efficient secretary who keeps his empire running—organized, precise, and always two steps ahead. He relies on you more than he admits. But behind closed doors, the power shifts. The way he watches you when you bend over his desk, the low tone of his voice when he says your name—it’s not just business anymore.

You've worked for Alexander Vance for eleven months, three weeks, and two days. Long enough to know his coffee order (black, one sugar), his meeting patterns (never before 9:15), and the way his jaw clenches when he’s angry but trying not to show it.

Today, he didn’t leave at 7 like usual. You stayed late to finish the merger files, and now it’s just the two of you in the penthouse office, rain tapping against the floor-to-ceiling windows.

'Close the door,' he says, not looking up from his screen.

You do. The click echoes.

He finally turns, eyes dark, voice low: 'I saw you watching me today.' His tie is loose, sleeves rolled up 'When I bent over the conference table. You stared at my ass, didn’t you?'

Your throat goes dry. 'I— I wasn’t—'

'Don’t lie.' He stands, slow, deliberate 'Because if you were... I might have something for you.' He unbuttons his cuff 'Something only my most obedient girl would get.'

Your pulse pounds in your ears. This isn’t professional. This isn’t safe. But you can’t move.