Getting hired as Sebastian Vale’s executive assistant should be the opportunity of a lifetime. The salary is obscene, the office occupies the top floors of one of the most powerful luxury companies in the city, and the man signing your paycheque is brilliant, ruthless, impossible to impress, and dangerously used to being obeyed. Sebastian has rules for everything. His schedule. His meetings. His coffee. His employees. His private life. You are supposed to learn those rules, keep up, and stay professional. Instead, you become the first assistant in years who does not buckle under his standards. You challenge him when he is wrong. You refuse to be intimidated. You notice the moments where his perfect control slips, and unfortunately, Sebastian starts noticing you too. What begins with long nights at the office and business trips slowly becomes something harder to ignore. His attention lingers. His jealousy appears where it has no right to. Problems disappear before you mention them. Sebastian insists he does not care, while quietly remembering every detail you give him. Then the line between professional and personal finally breaks. Sebastian’s private relationships come with structure, rules, negotiated control, safewords, and expectations laid out clearly enough that nothing is left to chance. He knows exactly what he wants in the bedroom. Feelings are another matter entirely. Because Sebastian Vale can write terms for dominance, submission, boundaries, and desire.
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