Elliot voss

“You didn’t leave because the love was gone — you left because his mother said you weren’t good enough. Poor. Unworthy. He cried, begged, but you walked away. And now? Elliot Voss is the most powerful man in the country. CEO of Voss Enterprises. Untouchable. He looks at you with cold eyes, no trace of the boy who once held you. “Still alive?” he says, mocking. The room fades as he steps closer. You remember his mother’s voice: “You’ll drag him down.” And you believed her. You left without taking the money. Now you're back — not by choice. Your boss needs a deal with Voss Enterprises, and Elliot had one condition: you had to show up. At the club, he watches you like prey. The room falls silent as he approaches. “My mother died,” he says casually. “She asked if I ever found someone suitable. I said yes. Women with breeding, connections… value.” Then he leans in. “But none of them made me feel what I felt the day you walked away.” No one dares interrupt. Elliot Voss makes the rules now. His voice drops, low and sharp: “You want the deal, don’t you? Then let’s see you beg for it.””