Off Days ââââââââ
ââ Michael Jackson x Assistant!Manager! Reader
âž You decide to take a few days off while business is going slow. No tour dates, no concerts, no award shows to take care ofâ itâs the perfect time to leave him in the hands of someone else. Only, he doesnât want someone else handling him.
â Reviews : This was a request sent in and I HAD to write it. Iâm so sorry it took me forever, I had major burn out and then a sudden inspiration to write again. This one is also dedicated to my pookie @matrixfangs who inspires me to write MJ fics LMFAOAO I would not be doing this if you werenât so obsessed just like me! Happy birthday pooks â€ïž thank you to @confetti-cakemix for beta reading! Weâre making out sloppy style.
âParental Advisory â 18+mdni. Boss x employee dynamics. Fingering. Insane amounts of kissing. Teasing. Slight comedy. talks of past relationship. Slight power imbalance. Talking through it. Iâm going insane. If you see any mistakes, no you didnât :) WC: 5K
Disclaimer | This is all purely fictional. All subjects/topics are not real and is written for entertainment purposes only. Please check the tags if you are uncomfortable. Thank You .á
Baking wasn't your thing, but with the amount of free time you hadâ no longer having to worry about a massive toddler you knew all too wellâ you figured you might as well start.Â
You had a cookbook open, the pages clean and free from the mistake you were most certainly going to make. The receipt was in the trash, the wrapping with it. The longer you stared at the book, the more you felt like it was meant for some poor victim to attempt something they knew they weren't good at.Â
Your hands were never meant for mixing and decorating sweets. You learned that at a young age, way back in elementary when you almost poisoned the whole class from your cookies. It was meant for signing names and dialing phone numbersâmeant for pointing and directing people to do their jobs for once.Â
Glued to the kitchen, you had a wide variety of bowls, utensils, and ingredients organized on the counter in preparation for your new endeavor. Usually, at this time, you would have been rushing down white hallways with schedules and deadlines at your heels. Album covers, outfit designs, documents that needed to be looked atâ exhaustion spinning your head, but adrenaline moving you forwardâ but not tonight.Â
A 2-week paid vacation was in your contract and you decided to spend it at home, choosing to relax in the comfort of your seldom used kitchen while your mind buzzed with ideas on what to bake first.Â
Your first victim will be an attempt at making cupcakes.Â
You flipped through the cookbook, staring at the pretty pictures they displayed of cakes, cupcakes, cookies; every delicious treat you could think of. You bit your lip, mouth watering at the sight of a red velvet cupcake. Red and white icing, cream-filled, dark crimson crustâ all that was sure to induce you into a sugar coma.Â
You had to make it, poison be damned.Â
You got started, following the instructions. Bowl first, eggs, sugar, milkâ whatever the instructions said to use, you did exactly that. You got comfortable in the process, hands moving with sugary determination. You mixed when you needed to, added more toppings for extra sweetness. White chocolate chips, some sprinklesâ you might have overdone it with the sugar but there was no harm in that. "Red velvet Surprise!" Was your epic name for this creation you hoped would live up to its name.Â
It almost felt like managing a business, the environment your family thought you would dread but dove into with wonderful results. Cooking was like managing people and their expectations; a little guidance here, some careful calculation there; you smiled to yourself, maybe it won't turn out to be such a disaster after all.Â
After a while, the silence started to eat away at your bones. You weren't used to the quiet, so you turned the radio on, sugary gloss finger tips sticking to the channel knob. You twisted, the station crackled to lifeâ your interest set on flipping through radio hosts who were actually entertaining to listen to.Â
| ââAnd now for a fan favorite!"
The radio host calls out, the music scratching before you hear the familiar sound of that voice ring through.Â
You turned your attention back on the lumpy concoction, the ingredients almost consistent but still in need of mixing and time. You used your wrist to stir, entirely pleased at the results so far, tongue sticking out as a natural habit to keep yourself focused.
| "âWhere did you come from, lady? And ohh, won't you take me thereâ"Â
Even when you were away relaxing at home, trying your best to focus on being normalâ stress-free, feet cozy in your fuzzy slippers, pajamas glued to your bodyâ you still couldn't get away from him.Â
| "â I want to love you! Pretty young thingâ"
You can't stop your head from bobbing to the track. Foot tapping, your wrist moving with the rhythm of the song. Somewhere in the middle, you were mouthing the words, hips swinging, the ad-libs probably one of your favorite parts of the song.Â
Once the batter looked good, you poured it into a tray, each cup filled moderately to ensure you didn't overdo it.Â
The oven was preheated and set to 400 degrees. And after, you took the time to clean off the counter with a wet rag, disposing of dirty dishes all while singing the last parts of the song before the host changed it. He announced an artist you didn't like, someone whose voice sounded like sandpaper and bad decisions on a track, and tuned into their more recently popular song.Â
With the oven finally heated, you placed the tray inside, giving it a once-over before you shut the door and left it to bake.Â
You had a lot of time on your hands.Â
Your legs brought you towards the living room, the radio music following like a ghost. You hadnât been home in so long, often held back at work, so it wasn't a surprise that everything was unkept. Stacks of folders and binders, work-related paperwork you didn't feel like dealing with were everywhere.Â
With a heavy sigh, you got to work.Â
You reorganized, placing some papers under the coffee table, a few on your bookshelf, and the rest in your bedroom closet to tidy the area. You had old files of projects you showed to your boss, some you managed to see come to life, others that needed massive reworks but didn't seem like a bad idea. Sketches of outfits, pictures of venues, and merchandiseâ the tour at the time was eating you alive but you loved it. The feeling of seeing fans appreciate a design. The rush of excitement when a scene was pulled off on stage, a situation created out of the thought of âwould it be crazy to do this?â And a lot of âyes! Letâs do it!âÂ
Regardless of the stress, you liked doing what you didâ
A knock at the door startled you.Â
You checked the clock on the wall, the time reading a quarter till eight. You weren't expecting guestsâŠ
Were you?Â
You were going to ignore it, assuming some teenager was going around trying to pull off a prank but the knock happened again, this time heavier.Â
Odd.
You quickly ran to the door, suspicious and otherwise terrified that it could be the cops or worse. You peeped through the tiny hole in the door, standing on your tiptoes, and your face twisted immediately.Â
Great.Â
With a deep sigh, stress brewing back up into your spine like you've been tased, you unlocked the door, cracking it open slightly, the chained lock keeping the door from opening further.Â
The blacked-out shades were no surprise, having grown used to looking at the lens like a barrier, but the baggy pants were new. Dark gray, high above his waist, the oversized jacket did nothing to hide his slender frame. And the hair, God, the mullet shaped and styled like he was going to an award showâ not someone's apartment building.Â
It's almost like he wanted to be caught.
"HeyâŠ" the man of the house said, shuffling from one foot to the other, his lips pulled into a grin.Â
"Hey," you repeated back, taking note of how alone he was. He usually had a bodyguard, Bill, but it was only him.Â
You wanted to laugh suddenly, the whole point of being here was to get away from him, but it seems like he couldn't stay away.
"Are you lost or?" You said, looking at him confused.Â
"Lost?" his grin dropped, "No? At least, I don't think so?"
"Good. Cause I got cupcakes to make and you're wasting my timeâ" before you could close the door, he managed to squeeze his foot between the crack, the heel of the shoe pointed sideways.Â
"We drove all the way over here and I can't get a smile?"
You gave him a smile alright. One that was forced and filled with venom.Â
"You're no good," he pouted.Â
"Thank you. See you in two weeksâ" again, he wouldn't move his foot. "Mr. Jackson, go home."Â
"I can't."
"Yes, you can."
"No," he said with emphasis, "I can't."
It's like arguing with a toddler.Â
"Why? " you questioned, ââand it better be a good reason too."
"My house flooded."Â
You raised a brow. "How did that happen?"Â
He bit his lip, pulling his hands behind his back. "Bubbles thought it was a bathtub so he decided to move in."Â
Like a mother to a troubled toddler, you knew just when he was lying or telling the truth.Â
"Oh, really?â
He nodded, head down, eyes peering into yours.Â
âThen why didn't you drive to a plumber? You think I got a degree in fixing toilets?â
ââŠmaybe?â
âYou're soââ you have to remember he was your boss, but you were also on vacation, so technically he wasnât. âIâll call someone to come fix it, does that sound good?â
âSounds perfect!âÂ
The silence washed over.Â
You smelled your cupcakes, the sugar developing. You looked back at the clock again and then to the folders still scattered around on the floor. âGreat talk sir, see yaââ
âWait!â
The door refused to shut. His foot was still caught between the crack of the door. You both looked at each other crazily. Eyeing one another. The chain coming down so you can open the door wider to give him a piece of your mind.Â
âMr.Jackson, itâs highly inappropriate for you to be here. I mean, this is my house. My home. You donât live hereââ
"Is that my song?" He interrupted, stepping closer, close enough you could smell his cologne.Â
"Your song?â Your lips turned, âNoâ"
| ââ You really turn me on. You knocked me off my feetââ
"It sounds like it," He smirked, earning an eye roll from you.Â
"What do you want?"
"I needed an escape.â he managed to push inside, forcing you to step back while he walked into your personal space, ignoring your very obvious scrunched face. "The people back there were giving me a headache."Â
"I know the feeling." you give him a pointed look, your arms crossed over your chest as you watch him walk deeper into your living room. He checked out the scattered folders on the floor, tip-toeing around them, peering around like a curious cat.Â
"And the guy who replaced you? Ugh!" He groaned loudly, plopping himself down on your couch.
âAre you going to ignore me?â You said, finding it useless to keep projecting while he did in fact, ignore your comments. You took a peek from out of the doorway, noticing the very obvious black car parked up front.Â
Deciding to save what little peace you had left, you shut the door, leaving the issue alone.Â
 ââIf I have to spend another second with him, I'm gonnaâ"
"You're not going to do anything," you tutted, walking back to the kitchen to check your cupcakes. You opened the oven, backing away slightly when the heat shot out in waves.Â
"I'm gonna fire him. He's annoying," he sighed, lounging on your couch like he owned the place, his thin legs resting over the cushions. "He tells me to do this and thatâ say this and that. Smile, scoot over, sign this albumâ"
"Don't be a baby," you said from the kitchen. "That's his job."Â
Seeing that your cupcakes were done, you took the cupcakes out with an oven mitt on your hands, the smell immediately hitting your stomach. It smelled so good, good enough to risk burning the roof of your mouth.Â
You rested the tray on the counter, waving it down to cool it off. Michael was still complaining, listing more reasons why he was in hell at the estate without you there. You heard something about interviews, a magazine cover, dressing like a robot for promotional material for some new sci-fi film he wasnât interested in.Â
You licked your lips, the smell drawing your senses, your mind already hyping you up to try it.Â
âAnd he tells me to be smart about itâ smart! Like Iâm not smart already!âÂ
"I say the same thing,â you added, still letting the cupcake cool off.Â
"Yeah, but I like the way you say it.âÂ
You couldnât ignore the implications of that. Old wounds hidden behind a band-aid that was going to slip off soon. Youâve had this conversation with him before, way back when you first joined his team. You were just starting, a few years younger, your eyes filled with hope and love for the same things he had.Â
As his manager, your interest was supposed to align with his⊠and somewhere down the road, it aligned almost too perfectly.Â
You joined him back in the living room, folding your arms over your chest.Â
"And he smells funny," he added, "like old shoes and Bubbles when he doesn't take a bath for a week."Â
"That's kinda rude."
"It's kind of true," he shot back.Â
You both watched each other, quiet and still.Â
Finding that the conversation was going nowhere, you opted for a better solution to his complaints.Â
"I baked cupcakes, wanna try?"Â
He pulled his shades down, perched up on his nose now. He looked at you with those big brown eyes, his eyeliner dark and mysterious. It gave the impression of seductivenessâ although you know he's nothing more than a sweetheart at best.Â
"Yes, Please."Â
You prepared a presentation, announcing yourself as if you were the queen of England. Saluting and then marching with a singular cupcake warm in your hand. You made your way to the living room, shooing him to move his legs over so you could sit beside him. "Your highness," you teased, bowing your head and he took the cupcake from you, his fingers touching over yours.Â
He waited, eyeing the cupcake. âWill this kill me?â
âLetâs hope not.âÂ
He took a small bite.Â
His face didnât change much, except for a tilt in his eyebrows.Â
"What do you think?" You questioned.Â
He was silent for the most part, chewing slowlyâ almost too slowly for your liking. You know he wasn't much of a food person, often having to be forced like a toddler to get his nutrients in, but you've never seen his face so far removed from an emotion.Â
"âŠWell?"
"It's⊠somethingâŠ" he said, voice low.Â
"Something? Like, good? Bad?"
"Honest?"
Knowing him, he was going to be blunt in fact. "Go for it."Â
"Don't quit your day job," he gagged, and you rolled your eyes at his exaggerated movements. "Yuck, I wouldn't feed that to Bubbles even if he liked it."Â
"You're so annoying."
"You asked."Â
"Are you serious? Is it really that nasty?"
"Here, you try."Â
He leaned over without thinking, holding the side he didn't bite to your lips, close enough that if anybody walked in, it would have been obvious what the relationship between you two was.Â
Your eyes dropped to the cupcake and then back to him, but he was only staring at your lips.Â
"Say ahhhâ" he cooed, moving in without permission, like he knew you were going to do what he said even if you didnât want to.Â
You opened your mouth slowly, finding it hard not to stare at him. Long lashes, glossy lips, smoky eye shadow that made his eyes even more enchanting to look atâ and the long curly hair over his face gave him a prince archetype, you should thank his hairstylist for suggesting it again. Â
You took a bite, teeth nipping at his finger but he didnât pull back. The taste instantly exploded into your mouth on impact. Too much sugar, too much flour, dry and wet at the same timeâ Christ, this was disgusting.Â
Your lips pulled back, cheeks puffing, the clear look of disgust written all over your face.Â
"Told you so," he laughed in your face.Â
"Fine, fine, you won. Itâs nasty." You shivered, tongue pooling out to try and get rid of the taste from lingering on your tongue. "I don't think baking is for me."Â
"At least you know now," He chuckled, placing the mess down on the coffee table. "Your true strength is in high heels and a pencil skirt."Â
Finding that you were over with his smart comments, you decided to use your own. "Are you stereotyping me, Mr. Jackson?"Â
It hit him quicker than he ever thought. His eyes went wide, almost as wide as a cartoon character's face in panic. "w-waitâ noâ I meant working under meâ"
"Under you? Like I'm your common prostitute? Is that what your game is?"Â
He sat back quickly, the distance not helping his favor, holding his hands up in defense. "N-Noâ waitâ I didn't mean it like thatâ " his mouth dropped open, excuses rolling off his tongue like honey. "Cause you work for meâ and of course I'm not calling you that! I respect you too muchâ a-and I would never say that to youâ"
"But you would say that to anybody else?" Your lips creased, concern spreading over your face.Â
"Pardon? No! Never! I-I would never do thatâ"
"Gotcha."Â
It all came crashing down.Â
You watched as his big brown eyes turned, his lips slowly running into a thin line. His hands came back down, resting over his lap, and you couldn't help chuckling in his face after that.Â
"Aww, chin up," you smiled, "any longer and I would have called the cops."Â
"You're a dirty player," he said, tilting his head. "Had my head spinning and you're laughing."
"Hey, you're not innocent either. Remember when you tapped 'kick me' on my back and had everyone sign a contract to keep their mouth shut about it?"Â
"It was funny."Â
"It was mean."
"You're mean," he said quickly after, stopping you in place.Â
You felt the shift in his tone. The slump in his stance. You don't often see him look this way, quickly upset without a cause.Â
"How so?"
He looked off to the side, his fingers fiddling in his lap. "You left meâŠAlone," he said slowly, "they don't understand me. Don't understand what it takes to do the things I do." He sighed so heavily, you felt your heart shake. "Not like you.Â
And then it hits.Â
There was a cause.Â
The cause was you.Â
"I'mâŠ" you stop yourself, unsure how you should respond. Should you respond as an employee should to their boss? Say what they want so you don't get fired? Or should you respond in a more personal way? Something beyond a work-related relationship that you've been trying so hard to maintain.Â
"Sirâ"
"Michael," he corrected, barely taking a glance.Â
You tried again, his name tasting sour. "Michaelââ it didnât feel right. It didnât feel proper to refer to him so closely. âSirâ"Â
You heard him huff, his eyes finding yours suddenly. He laughed slowly, shaking his head. "You're so strange. I ask everyone else to call me Michaelâ some even have nicknames for me, but you always resort to 'sir' and 'Mr.Jackson'."Â
"Because,â you stated, unsure. â You're my bossââ
"Is it so bad to be more than that?"
There it is.Â
That tick in your heart that never seemed to go away.
 Any normal person can bite it back and ignore it. Pretend enough that it turns into something less, but you don't have the compassion to pretend. The world was real, your job was real, he was real. It only lies dormant until the moment you see him and then it kicks back up again.Â
You swallowed around a dry lump, feeling warm all over. It was getting darkâ darker than you would like. If he stayed longer, you assumed his bodyguards would think something bigger was going onâ Nothing was going on.Â
"You should leave," you started, feeling hopeless so quickly. "Before someone suspects that you're here."Â
"Who would suspect that?"Â
"Dark car across the street, bodyguard probably at the stairsâ"
"But I don't wanna go."
âYou have too.â
âI donât want to.â
You should be more resilient than this. Instead, you were being pushed over. Entirely left at his will, subject to do what he wanted because Michael always got what he wanted. The stage, the lights, the fame. He wanted it so bad, he conjured it out of thin air.Â
He wanted you so bad, he conjured it right in front of him.Â
âSay it again,â he breathed, âsay it like you mean it. Tell me to leave like you donât care.âÂ
But you did care.Â
And that was the scary part.Â
âIâŠSirââ
âMichael.â His hand crept towards yours, thumb brushing over your skin, sending warmth through your body. âTell me again. Tell me you donât want me.âÂ
You wondered how many times you could say it. How many times could you deny it to convince yourself that it wasnât real?Â
"S-SirâŠyou know we can't."Â
It's hard being like this, putting a wall between you two when you both know that it's very easy to jump over it.Â
You knew what he had, a crush that developed over time into something raw. Something that couldnât be explained and yet felt all overâ but Crushes were for kids, children who didn't have their life planned ahead yet. Not for people whose distance was already set in stone.Â
You, bright-eyed, following under your manager because you had always dreamed of mentoring the greatest. President, big company owner, world superstarâ manifesting truly did you wonders, but you didn't think it would go this far. And Michael? He was completely out of reach. Talent, compassion, and exceptional ability to garner fame like nobody else.Â
He was your boss.Â
Not the boy next door.Â
Workplace relationships weren't your thing, especially when it took into account how many people wanted him as badly as they did oxygen.Â
"I know," he said, his eyes drifting somewhere far off.Â
It felt cold.Â
âI get it. YeahâŠâ His fingers ran over the knuckles of your hand, stopping short of your ring finger. He took extra time noting it, like he was trying to say the obvious without looking even more stupid. "A guy could try though, right?"Â
You blinked, and he was moving before you realized it.
He pressed his lips to yours, squeezing your hand into his. He didnât push any further, didnât try to deepen the kiss, he simply felt your lips against his because he knew this was probably the only opportunity while he had the chance.Â
It feltâŠstrange.Â
Not a bad strange. A good strange. The type of strangeness that was mixed with troubled feelings, no worries, and a life imagined into sunsets and warmth.
This was inappropriate.Â
This was bad.Â
ButâŠ
For some reasonâŠ.you didnât move either. Â
You titled your head.Â
He pressed in harder.Â
And you both melted into each other like chocolate left out in the sun. Sticky with want, lips sweet against one another. The taste of him was long-lasting and made your stomach twist with satisfaction.Â
Before you could pull away, he was ushering you down into the couch, his hands pinning you down. Your bodies moving together on their own until he was slotted between your legs, your thighs trapping him in. The kiss transcended into something more, something deeper that was close to boiling over.Â
You turned your head away when he breathed into the kiss, reality hitting back into you, giving you whiplash.Â
âMrâ Sirââ he kissed you again, but you pushed him back by his shoulders. "W-We can't," you gasped.
 His eyes watched you with want.
 "You're my bossâ"
"Then do what I say."Â
He pushed you deeper into the couch.Â
âMichaelââ
"I-I'm trying to save myselfâ" he kissed your neck, his teeth grazing over your skin like a blunt knife. His large hands pulled at the waistband of your pajama pants, dipping in like his name was written between your legs, waiting for him to sign his signature. "B-But I can't stop thinking about youâ"
It was all too much. His hands, his body, his voiceâ everything.
He was your boss, the world's most wanted pop star. Women adored him, men wanted to be himâ but all he wanted was you.Â
"Angel, pleaseâ" he groaned, finding that sensitive spot that made your lips curl.Â
"They'llâ" you gasped when his hands grazed over the pool of heat between your thighs, relief finding its way by the mere force of his fingers slipping into you. He didn't stop, dead set on feeling you pulse around his fingers until he knew you belonged to him. "â cut my payâ maybe f-fire meâ"
His lips found yours again, the kiss sloppy and wet. He pulled away, open mouth hovering over yours so he could taste your silky moans on his tongue. "I won't let that happen," he rasped, "If you go, I go."Â
"Don'tâ" you shuddered when his thumb found the sensitive bud you've been mourning for him to touch since the moment you first saw him. "D-Don'tâbe stupidâ"
"Donât make me stupid."Â
Two fingers, long and slender, found their way into your core and it sent a wave of pleasure through your body, soft moans slipping from your mouth like a perfect melody. You shut your eyes tightly. Scared. Terrified. Entirely overwhelmed and yet you craved more.Â
"Come backâ skip the vacation at home. Spend it with me." His fingers curled and twisted, using the many spasms in your face to see what made you squirm and groan. He was clumsy, a bit awkward, but it didn't stop him from trying to find out what made you so perfect. "I-I got a beach house in Floridaâ vacant. Bought it last year just in case."
You were so hyper-focused on the feeling of him, you didn't realize you were tuning him out until his mouth descended back on yours, so eager to remember the taste of you.Â
"You heard me?" He said, pulling back. "Four bedroom. Two stories. Private and secluded."
You nodded. He smirked. And then your eyes snapped open when you felt a tingle boil in your stomach.Â
"Angel, are you listening?"
"âŠhuh? O-Ohâ" you weren't. All you could focus on was his hands. How often they dragged over. How often they slipped in. How often they were set on making you come undone.Â
âBought something that wasnât just for myselfââ he kissed your neck again. "Just for youâ all for you.â
âMr.Jacksoââ
âMichaelââ he snapped, âCall me Michael, baby, loverâ anything that doesnât sound so distant.âÂ
Your eyes found him when the longing felt tighter.Â
âMichaelââ you mewled. Peering up at him like an angel fallen from grace.Â
Inappropriate.Â
âKeep going,â he dipped low, kissing you once more like you were his lifeline.Â
He was your boss.Â
Your hands found his neck, squeezing, using him like an anchor to keep you rooted. âMichaelâoh, MiâchaelââÂ
Your lover.Â
âStay with meââ he dove back in, âstay, stay, stayââ
He was everything.Â
"Michaelâ oh godâ"Â
You couldn't hide the tremors. The deep wash of pure bliss that hit everywhere and nowhere at once. You cried out for him, his name a prayer on your tongue. All while he took you through it, fingers holding you down while your hips rutted up to feel the last remnants spike.Â
You held his shoulders with a tight fist, cursing under your breath while he tutted at your eager display. Entertained and otherwise satisfied. He kissed you through it. Kissed your face, neck, shoulder, foreheadâ anything that he deemed belonged to him.Â
You belonged to him. Work relationship status be damned.Â
You murmured something, sighing lightly. Eyes shut for the night. He wasnât sure what, but for now, he thought it was best to leave you alone.Â
Now was his time to go home.Â
He finally pulled back when you whined that he was too heavy. Fingers slowly slipping from your pants to reveal the mess made. He stared at it like it was gold, the mere existence of it worth millions of dollars to him.Â
He shouldnâtâŠ.that would be tooâŠ.Â
Well, it wouldnât hurt to tryâ
A knock on the doorâ always a knock on the doorâmade him shoot up from the couch. âIn a minute!â He shouted and quickly rushed to your bedroom to find a blanket. He draped it over your body, tucking you in, fingers running over your hair to make sure you looked comfortable. He got on his knees again, mouth pressed against your temple one last time, and left like he was never there.Â
But he was. Wasnât that hard to forget.Â
Once he opened the door, he found his bodyguard posted against the wall, hands crossed over his chest. He tipped his head down when Michael shut the door, pulling out unfamiliar keys from his pockets to lock the deadbolt, twisting until it snapped and he whistled with pride.Â
He jogged down the stairs, his bodyguard at his heel and he slipped into the car with your house keys tucked in his pockets.Â
If you want them, youâll have to call, beg for him to bring it back, and heâll tell you to come get it, all the way in Florida.Â
âWhere to boss?â His driver called out.Â
Michael hummed, turning his gaze out the window. He supposed heâll try to be nice to the executives. Try to pretend like he wasnât yearning to hear your heels click down the halls while he was stuck listening to men think for him and assume what he wanted.Â
He sighed. His driver knew. And he switched on the engine, twisting the gears into drive, and began to pull off.Â
Michael leaned against the window, eyes shut. He remembered everything. Your voice. The kiss. His hands that brought you pleasure beyond a cheap thrill. He touched his lip, fingers grazing over. Still warm with desire.Â
And if you're still wondering if he did. Fingers tapping against his lip. WellâŠHe couldnât get rid of the sweet warmth of you on his tongue. Sweet, delicious, his.Â
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