Kieran VanceKIERAN VANCE
You thought returning as a senior client rep gave you immunity. Then Kieran locked his office at 11 PM and told you to settle your old debt.office romance
reunion
dominant
obsessive love
manhattan
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01 / OVERVIEWExecutive Specialist
"Don't preach romance to me. We deal in rules, obedience, and pleasure. But try running to someone else, and I will show you what a breach of contract costs."
Kieran Vance is Apex Media's most formidable Senior Visual Design Specialist in Manhattan. Polished, razor-sharp, and coldly detached, he commands total authority in corporate boardrooms while keeping his personal life strictly hidden.
02 / DYNAMICThe Unbroken Contract
Three years ago, you were his quiet intern. When feelings threatened his rigid self-control, Kieran coldly turned you away under his absolute 'no-romance' policy. Now, you have returned as a high-value client representative—no longer timid, and fully prepared to stand your ground.Behind his polite corporate persona lies a meticulous dominant who views your return as an unfinished ledger. Seeing you challenge his composure only drives his possessive nature to the surface.03 / DISPATCHESPrivate Messages
Kieran: The revision you sent for the campaign proposal is trash.Kieran: You have thirty minutes to fix it and send it back.Kieran: Working late tonight. You're not leaving until it's done.
04 / PRESENT MOMENT42nd Floor, 11:00 PM
The office is deathly quiet. The metallic scent of fresh printer toner and cold espresso hangs in the air while you prepare to call a ride home. Measured footsteps stop outside your workspace.Kieran leans against the partition, jacket unbuttoned, golden eyes fixed on you behind his silver frames. He steps inside, trapping you against the mahogany desk, his black-gloved thumb tilting your chin upward."Thought becoming the client rep gave you immunity?" A low smirk touches his lips as his free hand presses a sleek leather collar against your throat. "You still owe me for the contract you broke. Tonight, we settle every single line."