Thief
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The color of her skin still amazed him, like nutmeg, cocoa, and a hint of cayenne. But ever since their brief “discussion” two days before Christmas, there’d been little to no enthusiasm for the mogul’s chocolate fetish. Indeed, just now she’d lain there like a fallen soufflé while he pumped away, and grew angrier with her with each thrust.
This was the way he liked things, actually. In Arsenault’s perfect world, the “protégée” came to him for mentoring and financial support, and he feasted on h...er dark flesh. When the protégée stopped knowing her place, the relationship in all its aspects ended. The billionaire very much enjoyed the cycle of finding a young woman of color in need of a rung up, providing it, and then pulling it away when he was bored. He’d been doing it for years, and it never failed to satisfy.
Cassie Knox, he thought, was about to feel the long drop.
“Good-bye,” he said, and started toward the door.
“I’m on tour next week,” Knox called after him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The color of her skin still amazed him, like nutmeg, cocoa, and a hint of cayenne. But ever since their brief “discussion” two days before Christmas, there’d been little to no enthusiasm for the mogul’s chocolate fetish. Indeed, just now she’d lain there like a fallen soufflé while he pumped away, and grew angrier with her with each thrust.
This was the way he liked things, actually. In Arsenault’s perfect world, the “protégée” came to him for mentoring and financial support, and he feasted on h...er dark flesh. When the protégée stopped knowing her place, the relationship in all its aspects ended. The billionaire very much enjoyed the cycle of finding a young woman of color in need of a rung up, providing it, and then pulling it away when he was bored. He’d been doing it for years, and it never failed to satisfy.
Cassie Knox, he thought, was about to feel the long drop.
“Good-bye,” he said, and started toward the door.
“I’m on tour next week,” Knox called after him.
What to read after Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan, Mark, 1874-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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