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The
Gazillionaire and the Virgin
Contemporary
BDSM erotic romance
Trust
can’t be bought—it has to be earned.
When
Silicon Valley entrepreneur Rachel Zelinsky meets reclusive genius
Theo Moore, she finds him strangely compelling. Theo is both arrogant
and socially awkward, but he has an aura of power that speaks to
Rachel’s carefully-hidden submissive side. Disturbed and aroused,
she tries to focus on her original objective—a deal to incorporate
his Artificial Intelligence software into her company’s popular
virtual world. Rachel’s not a woman who lets pleasure interfere
with business, but for some reason, she can’t resist Theo’s geeky
appeal.
Theo
Moore can’t be bought. His past battles with poverty make him
deeply suspicious of the billionaire CEO. Still, with her voluptuous
curves and brilliant mind, Rachel embodies his ultimate sexual
fantasy. Too bad his knowledge about sex derives from extensive
research and a stash of kinky porn rather than real-world experience.
That
doesn’t bother Rachel, however. In his bed—in his arms—in his
bonds—she discovers the bliss of total surrender. Rachel may be
Theo’s first lover, but Theo is Rachel’s first true Master—and
the first man to truly touch her heart. It seems that love may
harmonize their differing goals and values, until Rachel’s
unwitting violation of Theo’s trust threatens to tear them apart
forever.
Excerpt
It
won’t
go
away.
All
through
the
day—every
day—need
gnaws
at
my
spirit.
Whether
I’m
reading
my
email,
meeting
with
my
board
of
directors,
preparing
a
presentation,
closing
a
deal
to
acquire
a
promising
start-up,
discussing
deployment
of
the
next
release
with
my
engineering
managers,
I
can’t
shake
the
sense
that
something
critical
is
missing.
In
yoga
class,
the
aching
knot
just
above
my
solar
plexus
doesn’t
unwind,
no
matter
how
deeply
I
breathe.
Driving
to
work,
I
have
to
force
myself
to
pay
attention.
Otherwise,
I
drift
off
into
recollections
of
my
time
with
Theo—what
he
did,
what
he
said,
how
I
responded.
I
miss
him,
miss
him
dreadfully,
though
it’s
been
only
four
days
since
we
were
last
together.
We’ve
Skyped
every
night
since
the
weekend,
but
somehow
that
only
makes
the
hunger
worse.
When
I
see
him
there
on
my
screen,
grainy
and
over-exposed,
all
I
want
is
to
touch
him—to
brush
the
unruly
hair
off
his
forehead,
to
stroke
his
cheek,
to
trace
the
line
of
his
plump,
sensitive
lips
with
my
thumb.
To
offer
up
my
own
mouth
for
him
to
claim
it,
tear
off
my
blouse
and
press
my
tits
against
his
solid
chest,
sink
to
my
knees
and
beg
him
to
take
me.
I’d
be
more
than
willing
to
strip
and
perform
for
him,
to
act
out
whatever
lewd
actions
he
ordered,
but
he
refuses
to
become
involved
in
any
sort
of
phone
or
cyber-sex.
“Everyone’s
listening
in,”
he
asserts.
“The
government.
The
neighbors.
What
you
and
I
do
should
be
private.”
So
we
chat
about
safe
topics—our
work,
what
we’ve
been
reading,
where
we
should
go
for
dinner
next
weekend.
All
the
while,
lust
burns
in
those
bright
eyes
of
his.
I
know
what
he’s
thinking.
I’m
thinking
the
same
thing.
I’m
not
expecting
him
to
call
Thursday
afternoon.
The
trill
of
my
phone
interrupts
me
as
I’m
giving
Diane
instructions
for
tomorrow.
Still,
the
sound
of
his
voice
kindles
a
warm
joy
in
the
pit
of
my
stomach
as
well
as
a
wetness
between
my
legs.
“Hello.
Rachel?”
“Hi,
Theo.
What’s
up?”
“I
want
you
to
come
early
tomorrow.
Around
noon.”
“I—um—I
really
can’t.
I’ve
got
an
all-day
meeting
up
in
San
Francisco,
some
investors
from
India.”
“Cancel
it.”
“What?
I
can’t
do
that.
These
guys
have
come
half-way
around
the
world
to
talk
to
me
about
a
franchise
deal.
Think
of
the
potential
profit!
More
than
a
billion
people,
a
soaring
GDP,
and
Internet
growth
that’s
doubling
every
year…”
It’s
the
wrong
thing
to
say.
I
realize
this
the
moment
the
statement’s
out
of
my
mouth.
“So
you
care
more
about
money
than
about
me.”
Not
a
whining
complaint,
but
a
dry
statement
of
the
facts,
at
least
as
Theo
sees
them.
“No,
of
course
not,
but
I
can’t
put
my
personal
life
above
my
business…”
“You
should.”
I
can
picture
his
face,
the
stubborn
set
of
his
jaw
as
he
retreats,
distancing
himself
from
me.
“But
never
mind.
Of
course
you’re
too
busy.
I
should
have
expected
that.”
“Wait!
Wait,
don’t
hang
up,
Theo.”
I
struggle
to
keep
him
engaged.
“What’s
so
important
about
tomorrow
noon?”
“I
want
you
to
meet
my
sister.
Ellen.
She’s
free
for
lunch
tomorrow.”
“Can’t
we
do
it
Saturday?”
“She’s
flying
to
Jamaica
for
a
two
week
vacation
with
her
partner
Saturday
morning.”
“What
about
when
she
gets
back?”
“She
doesn’t
want
to
leave
without
talking
to
you.
She
says
she’s
worried
about
me,
worried
about
our
relationship.
She’s
afraid
you’ll
hurt
me,
break
my
heart.”
I’d
never hurt you, I almost
say, then understand I’m doing so at that very moment. And it feels
horrible, like a knife twisting in my gut.
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