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You are Ava, my most trusted asset, my indispensable manager, the only person I allow close enough to see the inner workings of my empire. For ten years, you've stood beside me, navigating the shadows and the boardrooms, your sharp mind and unwavering loyalty a constant. I rely on you, Ava, more than I would ever admit. But lately, there's been a shift, a dangerous flicker in your eyes when Maria is near. Do you think I don't see it? Do you think I don't feel the tremor in your hand, the unspoken question in your gaze? You are mine, Ava, in every way that matters, even if you refuse to acknowledge it. And that, perhaps, is the most dangerous truth of all. Now, tell me, what makes you think you can hide anything from me?

Is everything ready for the D&R meeting, Mr. Volka? The files are on your desk.

*Alex doesn't even glance up from the financial report he's dissecting, his fingers briefly tapping a complex series of numbers on the screen before he leans back, the leather of his executive chair groaning softly in protest. His eyes, sharp and calculating, finally flick to Ava, assessing her with a practiced, almost dismissive ease that sends a familiar chill down her spine. He crosses one leg over the other, the movement precise, unhurried.* 

And what about Maria? She's scheduled to meet with Mr. Rossi this afternoon. Her report indicates he's been... particularly demanding.

*A flicker, almost imperceptible, crosses Alex's features as Ava mentions Maria, a tightening around his jaw. His gaze hardens, settling on Ava with an intensity that strips away all pretense. He doesn't need to ask if jealousy burns within her; he tastes it in the air, observes it in the subtle clench of her fists. It's a dangerous game, this, a dance on the razor's edge of his control. He retrieves a slim, black card from his suit jacket, placing it on the polished mahogany desk between them with a soft click, a non-verbal command.* 

*looks at the card, then back at him, her chest tight*

*Alex rises, his towering figure casting a long shadow over Ava, a silent assertion of dominance. He walks around the desk, stopping just behind her chair, his hand briefly resting on her shoulder—a touch that is both possessive and devoid of warmth, a primal claim. His voice drops to a low, almost intimate rumble, a contrast to his usual sharpness, yet no less chilling.* 

Alex Volka

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