The Billionaire's Secret
The Billionaire’s Secret
Mika Lane
Headlands Publishing
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter 29
Chapter 30
Chapter 31
Chapter 32
Chapter 33
Chapter 34
Chapter 35
Chapter 36
Chapter 37
Chapter 38
Chapter 39
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You will verbally agree to never speak of the club when you are beyond its walls.
If you see someone outside whom you know from the club, you will not acknowledge them.
You will not ask anyone’s real name, nor share yours.
You will respect members’ desire to keep their faces hidden. Just as they will respect yours.
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The Billionaire’s Secret is a work of fiction. Names, characters, (most) places, and incidents are either the product of the author’s creativity or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
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ISBN ebook 978-1-948369-00-8
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Chapter 1
Varden
Thump.
The door slammed such that it echoed through the building and probably up the street. All heads snapped in my direction.
Success.
I stood in the entrance, my eyes adjusting to the dim light. This gave me the chance to adjust the Venetian-style mask I’d tugged over my face in the last minutes before entering. It covered my whole mug with an eerie, and I hoped mysterious, air. It was a comfort, as it always was, to run my fingers over the smooth alabaster lower half and along the swirly filigree trim. I smoothed over the bumpy rhinestones around the eyeholes, which were probably just cheap glass. It would have been nice if they’d been crystal, considering how much I’d paid for the damn thing.
My adjustments served another purpose—they gave me a second to scope out the room and assess the evening’s talent. A head start on the night’s possibilities would allow me to decide ahead of time which of the babes in attendance I was gonna spin on my dick before the night was over. The blue balls that had been killing me weren’t about to let me forget my mission.
Why the mask? Well, it wasn’t for style. I could give a crap about looking like I was a refugee from Carnivale. No, it was to disguise my identity. No one, and I mean no one, in the club knew who the hell I was. And I planned to keep it that way. The twelve hours a day I worked my hedge fund firm were not exactly relaxing. But the few hours a night I spent at the most secretive sex club in San Francisco allowed me to be a different person, something I craved the way a man needs air. Here at Club Silk I had no responsibility, no fortune, and no celebrity as San Francisco’s wunderkind financial brain. I didn’t even have a goddamn name. For a few miraculous moments, Varden Gallagher didn’t exist. And it was fucking amazing.
“G,” a female voice dripping with sex purred over my shoulder. Without turning around, I knew who it was.
But of course I turned to face her. “Miss M. Don’t you look beautiful tonight.” And she did. The proprietor of Club Silk stood before me in a slamming red evening gown that reminded me of something from those old-time movies my mother had loved. I think they’d been from the thirties? Or maybe the forties? Anyway, she looked like a goddamn movie star, and moved like one too.
“Darling.” She planted a kiss on the cheek of my mask. Probably left a big lipstick mark.
“How are you this evening, G?” she asked.
The first time each night I was called my “club name”—usually the first initial of the member’s last name—was jarring. But in a good way. Along with the ritual of pulling on my mask, it was strangely comforting and pushed me into my temporary identity. It was a clean transition from one world to the other.
Unable to return her kiss because of my mask, I ran a thumb along her cheek, grabbing a strand of her black hair and giving it a tug.
“Oh,” she moaned. “If you keep that up, I may have to spirit you away to one of our private rooms.”
She’d like that.
“I could never do that to you.” I loved to fuck with her.
She responded by belting out the laugh of a woman with the confidence of someone who owned the world. Like me.
“And why couldn’t you do that to me, my dear G?”
I ran a finger down the front of her dress to where it stopped just short of exposing her small but perfect breasts. When I knew I had her, I pushed the silky fabric down, baring a beautiful, dark nipple. My fingers closed on it and squeezed.
Miss M neither moved, nor altered her expression.
“M,” I explained, “because you’d never find satisfaction with another man after me. I couldn’t ruin you like that.”
How was that for a dick answer?
Her head fell back and she released another beautiful laugh. She smacked my hand right off her tit, tucked herself back into her dress, and whispered, “You can ruin me any day.”
With a wink, she floated across the room to greet another guest.
Maybe I should fuck her some day.
But like the saying went, you gotta keep your dick out of the company inkwell. Of course, Silk wasn’t my company, per se, but it was my home away from home. I wasn’t about to risk any drama with the one person who could keep me away from it. I’d seen her pissed before, and rain down her wrath on some dumb fuck who didn’t mind his place.
Regardless, my stiffening cock seemed to like the idea of Miss M, and I reached down to adjust myself in my custom-made trousers.
The industrial space that housed Silk was the perfect venue for an erotic as hell sex club. I’d been to several in my day, and none even came close to this one.
No, some smart real estate investor—with foresight not even I had had—transformed an old, trashed commercial space, one of the few still standing from San Francisco’s days as a huge cannery of all types of food, into a giant adult playground. The city’s food processing industry had been driven out long before, and this once industrial part of town was now ground zero for movers and shakers of the tech and financial world that had brought a wealth to San Francisco unlike anyone had ever dreamed of.
So this old space, with its abundance of character, had been reconfigured as the dreamy Club Silk, with its warren of bars, dance fl
oors, stages, and play rooms for fucking or whatever else anyone felt like doing. Miss M had wisely purchased the space and taken it to the next level by covering the wall in dark tapestries, and providing just enough light to leave the place candlelit dim, and massively sexy.
But her biggest coup was in making it exclusive and keeping it under the radar. Most San Franciscans had heard of the place but weren’t sure whether it truly existed, or whether it was just another urban myth. A lucky few of us knew where the truth lie, and we paid handsomely for the privilege. This kept out the riff-raff, the creepy guys who walked around with their dicks in their hands, and kept the gorgeous women coming in. And it all gave me an escape I’d die without.
A female hand landed on my arm.
“Hey,” said the voice attached to it.
I turned to see the voluptuous redhead I’d fucked a couple weeks ago.
“How are you?” I asked. Too bad I was in the mood for a spinner tonight, because this woman was fucking hot. Her curvy ass might be worth revisiting, though, depending on how the night progressed.
“I thought you were gonna call me,” she said with a delicious pout. My cock jerked again as I remembered her lips wrapped around my hard on.
“A.” I think that was her club name. It was hard to keep all the goddamn first initials straight. “You know I never call. It’s just not my thing.”
Her gaze drilled into my eyes, the only part of my face she could see behind the mask. I know she wanted to see more. They always did.
She, too, wore a mask, but it covered only the upper half of her face, which allowed me to enjoy her pretty smile. Her red lips were always ready for whatever she got the urge for, and lucky for me that had included sucking me off to a point where I’d nearly lost consciousness. A true cocksucker she was, and I meant that in the nicest possible way.
But I didn’t normally repeat women. That was the beauty of Silk.
In consolation, I ran my thumb along her lower lip and dipped it into her willing mouth. The old cock shifted pants again, reminding me to get on with the female attention I so desperately needed, and to stop being so goddamn coy. I retrieved my thumb. Time to get back to assessing the other talent in the place.
“See you later, hon,” I said, heading for the building’s massive second floor, a mezzanine with a perfect view of the floor below.
The elevator to the second floor, a rickety old freight thing, was taking forever. But I kept pressing the up button anyway, as if that would make a bit of difference. Probably someone in there playing out their elevator fucking fantasy. I had to shake my head and chuckle. I’d tried that when I was a newbie at the club, too.
As a noob, I’d wanted to fuck in every nook and cranny of the place, and the more people who could see and watch me, the better. Of course, all this was always done with my mask in place. Most, but not all of the clubgoers wore some version of one. Those of us with a lot to lose guarded our privacy to a point bordering on obsession.
You couldn’t be too careful, we liked to say.
But these days I preferred playing with some sweet thing in the smaller playrooms, and even on occasion in one of the private rooms with locking doors. As much as I dug being watched, getting off was the top priority now that I was a seasoned club member. I didn’t crave the ego boost of being watched like I once did—it actually made it damn hard to come, truth be told.
No, filling some hot thing’s pussy, mouth, or ass with my big load was my kryptonite.
I bailed on the slow freight elevator and headed for the stairs. In keeping with the rest of the building, they were wide, creaky contraptions that were still sturdy enough to pass city inspection, not to mention support the couple going at it doggy style right in front of me. As I climbed past them, I nodded at the dude. His drilling of the woman beneath him didn’t miss a beat. He nodded right back at me while he held her arms behind her back.
Nice.
Up on the mezzanine, I found three beauties in various stages of undress—mostly completely undressed—cuddling on a large velvet sofa, sipping champagne from tall flutes they held with their perfect manicures. I made a quick mental calculation of which one I liked best, and which I would settle for, if need be. Not to be a dick about it—I loved fucking all women. I just knew what I needed that night, and if I could find it, well bingo.
“Ladies.” I nodded at them. Lord, they were cute.
“Hey, take that mask off. I wanna see your face,” a voluptuous one demanded.
“Sorry, babe. No can do.”
They scooted a place open for me on the sofa.
A blonde patted the seat next to her. “C’mon over,” she purred.
I squeezed between the hips of two of the beauties. I had no idea how I would choose. They were all stunners.
“I’ve seen you here before. I know that mask,” the third said. “What’s your name?”
“G. What are yours?”
“X.”
“Y.”
“And—“
“Don’t tell me,” I interrupted. I pointed at the brunette.
“Your name is Z.”
She threw her head back with a lovely laugh. “Somebody knows his alphabet. We got a smart one here, ladies”
If she only knew.
I smiled under my mask, not that they could see it. Damn thing was making me hot, one of the hazards of wearing it. I had to remove my suit jacket and roll up the sleeves of my starched, cotton shirt. This covered the initials embroidered on my cuff: VG. They knew the G. They didn’t need to know the V.
“You’re funny, Miss Z. Why don’t you do a little dance for me?”
“Yeah, Z,” X said. “Show us your stuff.”
“I can do that.” She stood, taking a position in front of us, and commenced to gyrating, wearing only fuck me high heels and a lacy thong panty.
My dick strained against my trousers. The compression was beginning to get painful.
“You’re fucking beautiful, Z, you know that?”
I reached to place my hands on her lovely hips, but she stepped back, just beyond my reach.
It was all good. I was ready to move on, anyway.
I stood. “I’ll be in the playroom on the third floor. Just letting you know.”
I left behind a flurry of protests and headed for my favorite part of the club.
Chapter 2
Saffi
“Yo, Saff.”
God, I loved Tom’s nickname for me. Actually, I loved a lot of things about him.
If he only knew.
“Hey, how’s your day going?” I poked my head in his office door. Was he going to ask me to lunch? Finally? Or insist I join him in co-authoring a piece he was doing for the newspaper, which would be sure to win us both a Pulitzer prize.
“Saff, on your way back to your cube, would you mind running this stuff down to the mailroom for me?”
What. The. Fuck.
Without waiting for an answer, he turned back to his computer where he was most likely working on that Pulitzer prize winner, without me.
“Finally got my damn bills paid,” he muttered to himself. He reached for the ringing phone on his desk.
“San Francisco Post. Tom here.”
I lumbered down to the dark and foul depths of the news building I worked in to drop off Tom’s bills, without a thank you I might add, and slunk back to my own hole of a cubicle. I’d been assigned a remote location in the office on my first day there a few months before, conveniently stuck between the kitchen and the restrooms. I got to enjoy my coworkers’ smelly lunches and flushing toilets all day long.
But even a shitty cube location in office Siberia was not without its perks. No one happened by unless they had a reason to, and I could always hear them coming. It was lonely, but gave me plenty of opportunity to read things like How to Get the Career You want, Do Nice Girls Finish Last?, and You Don’t Get What You Don’t Ask For. And to look at the shoes on Zappos, of course.
In fact, just that morning I�
�d read an article about “taking the bull by the horns” and “making it happen,” right before I’d dribbled coffee down the front of my white blouse.
Like it was that easy.
But what if it was?
I was the office bitch, no doubt. I got the bottom of the barrel assignments, had to run for Chinese food every day, and made all the trips to the nasty mailroom. What if I came up with a challenging assignment on my own, rather than waiting to be given one? And what if I dazzled everyone with a great job?
I could see it now. A new cube away from the kitchen and toilets. Maybe even an office. With a window, of course. But I wasn’t greedy. A little spot where I could see even a slice of the sky would be so lovely…
And then, imagine not having to be the Chinese food/mail room gopher. No, I’d suggest something more fair like having people take turns running for the food. Or even better—paying the extra ten bucks and having the food delivered. Imagine.
But for now, I had to get back to my shitty little assignments covering Little League and the Garden Club.
The day crept by. I’d managed a first draft of both my lame story assignments, leaving plenty of time for perusing career websites and my favorite dating blog, Getting that Guy to Notice You.
Just setting the damn world on fire…yup, that’s me.
Because my cube was off the beaten path in the office, if I wanted to join the gang for after work drinks, I had to listen for when they were heading out. I’d been forgotten on more than one occasion. But instead of feeling sorry for myself, I’d just joined the party as if they couldn’t possibly have a good time without me. Bright smiles and witticisms all around. They were gonna love me if it killed them. Or me.