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Pampered By The Ruthless Billionaire Boss

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 786    |    Released on: 24/06/2026

uds. Her head was pounding, a dull, throbbing ach

amiliar, a vast white expanse with a delicate,

ough her, cold

er. She was wearing a man's silk pajama top, the fabric pooling around her. Her own dress

hot and shameful,

eling of being utterly consumed, of a body moving against her

hand flew to her mouth, stifling a sc

oom door

erfectly tailored navy suit, not a single hair out of place. He was once ag

e, no hint of what had passed between them. He pla

, his voice neutral. "Tak

k hit the padded headboard, pulling t

er voice hoarse with fear. "Wha

bed and sat down. He crossed his legs, the picture of casual

terrified gaze without flinching. "As for last night," he paused, letting t

ual statement hi

t the vivid, humiliating flashes of memory told her he

a welcome distraction. She forced herself to breath

trol of this. "I'm grateful for that, Mr. Sterling. Name your price. I'll compensate

crisis. With a transaction. It was clean, d

mian's chest. A laugh. It was a so

er hip, effectively trapping her. His proximity was overwhel

arrogant eyebrow. "Miss Campbell, do you

Asha leaned back, pressing herself into

do you want?"

raced the line of her jaw, se

he murmured, his vo

our kidnappers created." His words were designed to humiliate, and

The humiliation was so intense it felt

," he countered smoothly, twisting

lders slumped. He was right. That w

flicker of satisfaction in his eyes. He settled b

voice slow and deliberate. "If you tru

es glinting with a dan

This time, while you

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“Asha Campbell,I spent five years walking on eggshells, molding myself into the perfect, quiet fiancée for Garrison Morrow. But when I was brutally kidnapped and tied up in a freezing warehouse, he thought it was just a pathetic stunt to get his attention. The kidnappers forced a burner phone to my ear, demanding a five-million-dollar ransom. "Garrison, help me... I've been kidnapped." Over the speaker, a cold laugh echoed. He and his first love, Elise Huffman, were married in a church. "Enough. Don't call me again. I'm with Elise at the chapel for her prayers. I don't have time for these childish games." He hung up on me, and the enraged kidnappers poured a potent date-rape drug down my throat before dumping me in a rainy alley to die. I couldn't understand how the man I had devoted my entire life to could leave me to such a horrific fate, discarding me like garbage just to accompany another woman. Burning with fever and utterly shattered, I threw myself in front of a passing Rolls-Royce. Only to find the man who stepped out to save me was Damian Sterling-the most ruthless billionaire in New York, and Garrison's biggest rival.”