The CEO's Bad Boy

Rhett's dad is compelling him to attend a dinner gathering due to an important guest, his father's dear friend who'll be staying temporarily while his new house undergoes renovations. Rhett vaguely recalls this individual as a dull and uptight businessman relocating his company's headquarters. A previous encounter left Rhett unimpressed, finding him both boring and similar to his own father in personality. However, what Rhett hadn't realized was beneath his stern demeanor and formal attire, the older man, Gabriel, possesses an undeniable charm. Despite Gabriel's short stature and occasional social unease, they engage in a spirited conversation on the terrace where Gabriel hints at challenging Rhett and hints at a transformation, creating a charged atmosphere. The sexual tension between them is palpable, yet their contrasting personalities create conflict. Meanwhile, Rhett is navigating the transition of moving back home and deciding on a college major, while Gabriel grapples with convincing shareholders about his relocation and a new business idea that aligns closely with his core values. This proposal not only holds the potential to boost the company's performance but also seems to be the key to resolving their personal issues – if only Rhett could be persuaded to support him. Please note that this story contains mature themes such as explicit material, homosexuality, dominance, kinks, betrayals, suicidal thoughts, depression, violence, homophobia, and mental health challenges. Some chapters may not have specific warnings beforehand.