The afternoon sun streamed through the floor-to-ceiling windows of Su Wanqing's office, casting long shadows across the polished mahogany desk. Lin Feng leaned back in the leather chair opposite her, a slow smile playing at the corners of his mouth as he watched her shuffle through a stack of papers she'd clearly lost interest in.
"You know, Wanqing," he said, letting her name hang in the air like a secret, "I've always admired how you handle business. Firm, decisive, never a wasted motion."
She looked up, her eyes meeting his with a flicker of something that wasn't quite annoyance. "Is that why you called this meeting, Lin Feng? To admire my professional skills?"
"Among other things." He let the pause stretch, watching her pulse quicken at the base of her throat. "We've known each other a long time. Since university, if I recall correctly."
Su Wanqing set down the papers and crossed her legs, the movement drawing his gaze to the curve of her thigh beneath her pencil skirt. "That was ten years ago. Ancient history."
"Ancient? I remember it like yesterday." He leaned forward, his voice dropping to a murmur. "The way you looked at me then... that same hunger's still there. I can see it in your eyes right now."
Her breath caught, and she made a show of checking the door—closed, blinds drawn. "You're very bold, considering my husband is your business partner."
"Wang Hao is a good man. Hardworking. Trusting." Lin Feng's smile widened. "He has no idea what his wife really craves, does he?"
Su Wanqing's mask of professionalism cracked, a slow flush spreading across her cheeks. "And what do you think I crave?"
"Excitement. Danger. A man who isn't afraid to take what he wants." He rose from his chair, circling the desk with deliberate slowness. "Tell me I'm wrong."
She didn't tell him he was wrong. Instead, she stood to face him, her voice low and husky. "You always were too perceptive for your own good, Lin Feng."
He reached out, fingers brushing the collar of her silk blouse. "I remember that night at the dormitory party. You wore a red dress, and you let me press you against the wall while everyone else was dancing. You whispered in my ear that you'd never had a man who could keep up with you."
"And you proved me right." She leaned into his touch, her lips parting. "I've thought about that night more than I should."
"So have I." His hand slid down, cupping her breast through the fabric. She gasped but didn't pull away. "You're still just as responsive. Just as beautiful."
"You're still just as arrogant." But she was smiling now, her hand coming up to cover his. "We shouldn't be doing this. Not here. Not with Wang Hao so close."
"Wang Hao is in a meeting across town. We have plenty of time." He pressed closer, his breath hot against her ear. "Unless you want me to stop?"
She shook her head, a shudder running through her. "No. Don't stop."
He led her to the leather sofa against the wall, his hands already working at the buttons of her blouse. She moved with him, eager and yielding, her professional composure dissolving into raw need. Within moments, she was naked from the waist up, her large breasts spilling free as he pushed her back onto the cushions.
"Still not wearing the right bra for business meetings," he murmured, tracing the edge of her lace cup.
"I was hoping you'd notice." She arched into his touch, her voice thick with desire. "I've been thinking about this for weeks. Ever since you suggested that partnership."
"And now here we are." He lowered his mouth to her nipple, sucking hard as she moaned and fisted her hands in his hair. "I'm going to make you remember this for a long time, Wanqing."
"Promises, promises," she breathed, but her body was already trembling.
He made quick work of her skirt and panties, positioning himself between her thighs. She was wet and ready, and when he entered her, she cried out, her back arching off the sofa.
"Yes," she gasped, "God, yes. Don't stop."
He fucked her with a rhythm born of long familiarity with control, watching her face contort with pleasure, listening to her moans grow louder and less restrained. The office—with its pristine glass walls and potential for discovery—only heightened the thrill. She came twice before he finally let himself find release, burying his face in her neck as he groaned.
They lay tangled together for a long moment, the only sound their heavy breathing. Then Lin Feng propped himself up on one elbow, looking down at her flushed, satisfied face.
"There's one more thing I want to discuss," he said, his tone casual but his eyes sharp.
Su Wanqing blinked, still dazed. "What?"
"Your daughter. Xiaodie." He watched her expression shift from pleasure to wariness. "She's getting big now. Eight years old? I saw her at the company picnic last month. She's going to be a beauty."
"She's just a child, Lin Feng."
"I know." He ran his hand down her side, soothing, persuasive. "But children grow up. And I've always had an interest in… developing their potential. Your potential was remarkable, even back then. I bet it runs in the family."
Su Wanqing's voice hardened. "I'm not going to let you—"
"Let me? I'm not asking for anything drastic. Just a chance to get to know her. Take her out for ice cream, buy her some pretty dresses. I can be very… generous with people I care about." His hand found hers, squeezing gently. "Think of it as an investment in our future. Yours, mine, and hers."
She was silent for a long moment, staring at the ceiling. When she spoke, her voice was barely a whisper. "You're asking me to pimp out my own daughter."
"I'm asking you to trust me. To give her experiences that will make her stronger, more confident. Just like I did for you." He kissed her forehead. "You turned out wonderfully. Why would you deny her the same?"
The silence stretched, and then Su Wanqing let out a slow, shuddering breath. "If I agree… you'll be careful with her? Gentle?"
"Of course. She's precious. I'll treat her like a treasure." He smiled, triumphant. "You have my word."
She nodded once, sharply, and turned away. "You'll need to come over for dinner. Get to know her first. Properly."
"Whatever you think is best." He stood, fastening his pants, watching her slowly collect her scattered clothes. "One more thing, Wanqing."
"What now?"
"Starting today, I want you to stop wearing underwear. To work, at home, everywhere. Just in case I decide to check on you when you're not expecting it."
She stared at him, a mix of indignation and arousal flickering across her face. Then she laughed, a low, throaty sound. "You're impossible."
"Is that a yes?"
"It's a yes." She stepped into her skirt without bothering with panties, leaving them crumpled on the sofa. "Happy?"
"Ecstatic." He was at the door, hand on the handle, when her phone buzzed on the desk.
Su Wanqing picked it up, glancing at the screen. "It's Wang Hao."
Lin Feng turned back, leaning against the doorframe with an amused expression. "Don't let me interrupt."
She cleared her throat, smoothed her hair, and answered with a competent, pleasant tone. "Hello, dear. How's the meeting?"
Wang Hao's slightly nasally voice came through the speaker. "Tiring. Lots of numbers. How's your meeting with Lin Feng going?"
"Productive. We're finalizing the partnership terms. I'll fill you in tonight." She kept her voice even, her eyes locked with Lin Feng's.
"Great. I'll pick up some takeout on the way home. Love you."
"Love you too." She ended the call and set the phone down.
Lin Feng opened the door, pausing to look back. "You're a remarkable woman, Su Wanqing."
"And you're a dangerous man, Lin Feng." But she was smiling again, her naked thighs pressing together under the skirt. "I'll see you at dinner?"
"Wouldn't miss it." He stepped out into the hallway, the door clicking shut behind him.
Su Wanqing stood alone in her office, the scent of sex still thick in the air, and let herself smile. She picked up the discarded panties from the sofa, held them for a moment, then dropped them into the trash can. Tomorrow, she'd start her new routine. And she couldn't wait.