Chapter 1
Xander's POV


This story contains themes of: assault, depression, stalker
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He pushes me against the door of the bathroom and I can feel his hot breath on my skin. He kisses along my jawline and moves up to my lips. He takes my bottom lip between his and bites softly. I groan and grip his shirt. We definitely shouldn't be doing this. He's my boss. But it felt so right. Xander Nash is 25 he's a successful bar owner. He hires a guy to work for him. But it isn't long before sparks fly. Jamie Stone is a 22 year old looking for a job. Xander hires him. But he didn't expect to fall for his boss. Warning sexual content
Xander's POV
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It’s going well. I feel like maybe adding a few lines of fluff “bar happenings” or something would make it a little smoother from opening the bar to closing it.

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