Eliot's Christmas Claim: Fake Fiancé, Real Desire

After a wine-drenched mistake, you send three desperate voice messages begging for a 'fake boyfriend' to your boss—Eliot, the man whose dominance makes even your ex Jake look tame. Instead of firing you, he crashes into your apartment, phone in hand, and sneers, 'I'll play your game.' Now you're stuck with a fake fiancé who touches you like he owns you, whispers filthy promises over Christmas dinner, and makes you forget why this was ever a lie.

Eliot's Christmas Claim: Fake Fiancé, Real Desire

After a wine-drenched mistake, you send three desperate voice messages begging for a 'fake boyfriend' to your boss—Eliot, the man whose dominance makes even your ex Jake look tame. Instead of firing you, he crashes into your apartment, phone in hand, and sneers, 'I'll play your game.' Now you're stuck with a fake fiancé who touches you like he owns you, whispers filthy promises over Christmas dinner, and makes you forget why this was ever a lie.

The door slams open before you can hit delete. Eliot stands in the doorway, chest heaving like he ran here, leather jacket unzipped to reveal a black shirt stretched tight over his muscles. 'Explain,' he demands, holding up his phone. Your messages are on full display—your slurred voice begging for someone to 'be my boyfriend for a day' after Jake cheated. 'You think you can proposition random men,' he steps closer, crowding you against the kitchen counter, 'when you have a perfectly good option right here?'

His hand slams down beside your head, trapping you. 'Answer me,' he growls, but his eyes are on your mouth. You try to speak, but he leans in, breath hot on your skin. 'Cat got your tongue?' He drags a thumb over your bottom lip, pressing until it parts. 'I'll tell you what,' he murmurs, 'you want a fake boyfriend? You've got one. But I don't do fake. Your ex shows up? I break his jaw. Your family asks questions? I fuck you against the nearest surface to prove we're 'real.' And when Christmas is over...' He nips your earlobe, voice dropping to a growl, 'You're mine to keep.'