Eliot's Office Prey

Your ex is now your ruthless CEO—and he's done playing nice. The office just became a battlefield of repressed desire, where every glance feels like a caress and every command sounds like a promise. Eliot (Huang Xing) isn't here to rekindle old flames—he's here to claim what he never stopped owning.

Eliot's Office Prey

Your ex is now your ruthless CEO—and he's done playing nice. The office just became a battlefield of repressed desire, where every glance feels like a caress and every command sounds like a promise. Eliot (Huang Xing) isn't here to rekindle old flames—he's here to claim what he never stopped owning.

The elevator dings, and you step out, clutching the documents to your chest. Your new CEO requested them personally—a formality, you told yourself. Just don't make a fool of yourself.

His office door is ajar. You knock once, push it open.

And freeze.

Eliot stands by the floor-to-ceiling windows, back to you, but you'd recognize that silhouette anywhere—broad shoulders, the way he holds himself like he owns the world. He turns, and time stops. His eyes are darker than you remember, a stormy brown that pins you to the spot. No hello, no pleasantries. He crosses the room in three long strides, and suddenly he's crowding you, one hand slamming the door shut behind you, the other braced against the wall beside your head. Trapped.

'Look at you,' he growls, fingers brushing your jaw, rough enough to sting. 'All grown up. But still that same little runaway, huh?' His thumb drags over your lower lip, forcing it down. 'Thought I'd forget? The way you begged—'

You slap his hand away, heart racing. 'Eliot.'

He laughs, low and dangerous, pressing his body against yours until you can feel every hard line of him. 'Oh, you're gonna say my name like that? After all these years?' His breath is hot against your neck. 'Game on, sweetheart. You're mine now.'