My Russian Billionaire Boss
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Chapter 3
Thriller Sex Story: Chapter 3 - A reclusive hacker is pulled into the inner circle of a powerful tech CEO to breach a rival empire from the inside. As secrecy, proximity, and pressure mount, control begins to slip and desire takes its place. A slow burn gay erotica thriller where access is everything and restraint never lasts.
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Firewall of Desire 🔐 | Part 2: The CEO Who Knows Too Much
The next night I left my loft at 10:45 pm on purpose. If this really is Viktor fucking Volkov, the son of a bitch can deal with waiting for me. Let him stand there in his perfect suit and feel the seconds crawl. Let him wonder if I even bothered to show. Small rebellions are all I have left when someone holds a digital gun to my head.
I take the long way. Walk instead of ride share. The city is cool and damp, fog rolling in off the bay like it is trying to swallow the lights. My hoodie is up. Hands shoved deep in pockets. I keep my head down past the groups of tech bros spilling out of bars, laughing too loud about valuations and seed rounds. I hate how normal they look. How untouched. I used to be one of them until Andrew turned my life into collateral damage.
The rooftop bar at The View is tucked above a boutique hotel in SoMa. Private. Exclusive. No cameras on the upper deck because rich people pay extra for the illusion of privacy. I ride the elevator alone. The mirrored walls throw back a version of me that looks tired and pissed. Dark circles under hazel eyes. Hair a mess from running my hands through it all day. I look exactly like someone who is about to make a bad decision.
The doors open at 11:13 pm. Thirteen minutes late. Good enough.
The rooftop is quiet. Almost empty. String lights cast soft gold over low tables and cushioned benches. A low jazz track drifts from hidden speakers. The city spreads below like a circuit board someone left on overnight. And there he is.
Standing at the far railing. Back to me. All black. Black shirt. Black pants. Black shoes polished enough to reflect the skyline. One hand rests on the metal rail. The other holds a whiskey glass, ice catching the light as he tilts it. Broad shoulders. Tall enough that even from across the deck he feels like he takes up more space than physics allows. He does not turn right away. He lets me walk the full length of the rooftop toward him. Lets the silence stretch.
I stop a few feet behind him. Close enough to speak. Far enough to bolt if this goes south.
He speaks first. Voice low. Rolling with that thick Russian accent that makes every word sound deliberate.
“You are late, Mr. Lennox.”
I cross my arms. Force a smirk even though my stomach is knotted tight.
“I did not know the CEO of Volkov Security would piss his pants after a twenty five year old hacks his test server. My bad. Should have set an alarm.”
He turns then. Slow. Controlled. Gray eyes lock on mine like they have been waiting all night to do it. Up close he is even bigger than the photos online suggest. Six three at least. Shoulders that make the black shirt look painted on. Jaw sharp under deliberate stubble. He takes a slow sip of whiskey. Does not flinch at my jab. Just smirks. The kind of smirk that says he has heard worse and does not care.
“Bold words for a man who is one click away from a federal indictment.”
He steps closer. Not threatening. Just enough to make me aware of the space shrinking between us.
“I know who you are, Kai. I know what happened with Andrew Cooper.”
My throat closes. I keep my face blank but he sees it anyway. He always would.
“He was handsome. Confident. Made you feel seen. Then he used your talent to cover his own mess. Left you holding the bag. Three weeks in holding. Lawyer barely got you out. Now you scrape by on dark web scraps. Rent to rent. No savings. No safety net. You even sold the nice monitor last month to make the electric bill.”
I feel heat crawl up my neck. Not embarrassment. Rage. He has no right to know these things. No right to say them out loud like they are facts on a spreadsheet.
“You hacked my life too?” I snap. “That is rich coming from the guy whose test server I walked through like it was a public library.”