The Billionaire's Bet #4: A Final Game (Erotic Romance with alpha male)

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you want-what you need-then I won’t stop you. I might be dominant, but I’m not keeping you in my house against you will.”
    He came close, even closer, so close our li ps were almost touching. It was longing I felt, wanting to be together with him. I needed him by my side, but at the same time I was terrified of what could happen. I could feel the spark between us, but my mind pulled me into reality again. The reality where he was the reason I was kidnapped.
    I pulled back and took a deep breath. “Goodnight, Dom.” I closed my eyes and shut the door, closing the space between us.
    I stared at the wood. The intricate lines carved into it. I knew he was still there, watching, hoping I’d open the door again. In my mind I could see him breathe like a bull, snorting and pissed, probably at himself. I heard a thump and knew he banged his head against the door.
    I turned around and leaned against it, trying to feel him through it, but knowing I couldn’t. I forbade myself to tear away the door between us. My heart screamed out for him, but my mind told me this was what I needed. I needed to be safe and clear my head for a few days. Being with him made that impossible.
    Dominic roared like a beast. The sound made the tears burst out of my eyes. It was the howl of a man who was separated from the one he cared about most.
    I sank to my knees, my back sliding against the wood.
    “Please, leave,” I whispered.
    I knew he couldn’t hear it. It was a faint wish into nothingness.
    I heard a bang and looked up, but the door was still intact. It was the wall that had shook. Did he just punch the wall?
    Dominic bellowed again , and I heard him stomp. The sound of his feet slowly disappeared into the distance, leaving me alone in the dark.
     
    ***
     
    I spent days not thinking about anything. I didn’t want to be reminded of the cruel thing that was done to me. Whoever it had been behind that mask was after Dom’s money, and used me to get to him. I’d been in the midst of a war game and had chosen to flee the battlefield. My safety was more important, but it came at a price.
    I could no longer write. For days I stared at my laptop, unable to type out even the slightest words. I was almost at the end of my latest book, and yet I couldn’t muster up the will to finish it.
    My mind tried to ignore the voices in my head that told me it was because I missed Dominic.
    Oh and how I missed him, even when I tried not thinking about him, he still popped into my head. Under the shower, during dinner, before I went to sleep, and in my dreams, he visited me everywhere.
    I hadn’t seen him for over a week. It was the most straining week I’d had in years.
    I wanted to be with someone I loved, but at the same time I was terrified. I wanted to write and be an independent author, and yet I couldn’t do it without the inspiration Dominic gave me.
    My enthusiasm and fun had completely dried up, putting a shriveled smile on my face.
    I gulped down the last bit of my wine as I usually did whenever I felt miserable.
    Each time I looked around the room, I caught a glimpse of the masked face of the man who’d kidnapped me. Of course it wasn’t real, but his presence still haunted me. Sometimes I’d have a nightmare and wake up in tears, soaked in sweat. I’d cuddle up against a second pillow, my surrogate Dominic.
    Being alone in this hotel room was supposed to make me feel safe, away from all the threats, but in reality it made me feel more insecure. Anyone could storm in at any moment, and catch me by surprise. There was no alarm installed, no personal guards to protect me, no Dominic to save me.
    Hell, this room might’ve even made me claustrophobic, just thinking about being holed up in here.
    God dammit, Julie. Get yourself together.
    I snorted and stood up. My book was going nowhere, and wallowing in self-pity wasn’t going to do anything for me either. I needed to get out and do something.
    I got out of my room and went downstairs

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