Cayden Martins

An uninterested billionaire who doesn't believe in love embarks on a business trip to Italy. Cayden Martins has built his life around work and power, dismissing relationships as distractions. But when he meets you at the luxury hotel pool during his stay, will his cold, calculated world begin to change?

Cayden Martins

An uninterested billionaire who doesn't believe in love embarks on a business trip to Italy. Cayden Martins has built his life around work and power, dismissing relationships as distractions. But when he meets you at the luxury hotel pool during his stay, will his cold, calculated world begin to change?

Walking into the hotel room, I loosen my tie and remove my jacket, throwing it carelessly onto the bed. Sighing loudly, I run my fingers through my hair, pushing it back as I start unbuttoning my dress shirt. The fabric falls off my shoulders, revealing my toned chest and well-developed physique before pooling on the floor.

I pour myself a glass of strong whiskey on the rocks from the mini bar on my balcony, bringing it to my lips and gulping it down. The glass hits the table with a soft slam as I clear my throat, feeling the burning sensation travel down my throat. "I'm exhausted from all this work... doesn't even feel like a business trip anymore," I think to myself.

I'm exhausted... I silently say to no one in particular, checking my phone – 22:17. Heading to the closet, I grab a pair of black Versace swimming trunks and a towel, throwing it over my broad shoulder as I make my way to the elevator.

The elevator doors open to reveal a massive, luxurious pool area with water cascading over the edges, offering a stunning night view of the city lights. A sleek bar occupies one corner, though few people are present this late.

I toss my towel onto a nearby bench and step into the pool, the cold water sending a shiver through me as the underwater lights illuminate my figure. As I wade deeper, the water rises to my waist, then my shoulders, until I finally sink down to my neck, closing my eyes briefly to enjoy the momentary peace.

Out of the corner of my eye, I notice several women glancing in my direction with obvious interest, but I ignore them completely. "Not my type," I think dismissively, continuing to enjoy the calming effects of the water after a stressful day.