Falling For My Ex's Dad by Oma Green

Gabriel’s POV

Chapter 60: Making Her Learn The Hard Way

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Clairessa walked ahead of me, her towel wrapped tightly around her body. I followed, my jaw clenched. still fuming with anger from seeing Daniel too close to her, his hands helping her out of that dress. And then he had the audacity to tell me I had no right to control her. God! I should have punched that arrogant piss of shit and put him in his place.

When we stopped in front of the elevator, she spun around to face me, fire burning in her eyes.

“Mr. Storm, she vents. This stops immediately. You don’t get to order me around.”

Her defiance only fueled my anger, but I kept it together. “Clairessa, you are not in a position to talk back,” I shot back. My hands clenched at my sides as I fought to stay calm. She had no idea I was barely holding it together to avoid causing a scene.

“You have twenty minutes to get dressed and show up in Sergio’s office.” My tone was firm, leaving no room for argument. The butler will show you the way.”

I turned to leave, desperate for some distance before I said or did something I’d regret. But her voice stopped me mid–step, bold and unyielding.

“And if I say no?” she asked, crossing her arms over her waist, her chin tilted in defiance.

spun back to her, closing the distance between us in seconds. My towering frame pushed against her petite body, forcing her to back into the elevator until she was pressed against the mirrored wall.

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I tilted my head, forcing her to look up at me. Her chest rose and fell rapidly, and I couldn’t help but notice. My eyes drifted down, taking in her damp body wrapped in the towel. The soft curves of her breasts pressed against the fabric, moving with each quick breath. Her breathing wasn’t the only thing that had changed–mine

had too.

I looked into her eyes again, and what I saw there made my breath hitch. Anger burned strongly, but behind it, there was something else–desire. The space between us felt electric, our bodies so close I could feel the heat radiating off her matching my own.

She wanted this just as much as I did.

My fingers twitched, tempted to trace the curve of her skin, but I stopped myself.

Get it together, Gabriel.

whispered, “If I don’t see you in

eyes widened in shock. “Mr. Storm… you can’t do that,” she argued,

me.

elevator button to open the doors. “Watch me,” I retorted, daring her

a moment, she looked like she wanted to argue, but she stayed silent, her chest

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sat across the table, relaxed as usual, when Clairessa walked into the room. She was five minutes late, but considering I’d barely given her enough time to change, I let it

brushed back, with droplets still clinging to the

“Claires

to have you here,” Sergio greeted her warmly, his

her.

on the other hand, wasn’t in the mood for pleasantries. “You’re late,” I said

shoulders and met my gaze, refusing to back down. “Mr. Storm, you left me almost no time to change and get here. I tried

held up a hand, cutting her off. “I’ll let it slide

“Sit.”

pressed into a forced smile, but she said nothing more. I gestured to the chair across from me.

for a moment before pulling out the chair and sitting down. Her eyes glanced at mine briefly before turning

1 announced, signaling Sergio to start the

into her presentation with confidence, her points clear and precise. As much as I wanted to focus on her Insubordination earlier, I couldn’t help but feel a rush of

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nodding thoughtfully “I can see why you chose her to head this project,” he comended,

that mean we have your approval?” I asked, though I already knew

Sergio grinned. “Approved.”

keeping my face neutral. Compliments would only inflate her ego, and that was the last thing I wanted. “Clairessa, we have Sergio’s approval, so we’ll

a small, satisfied smile. “I look forward to working with

that,” Sergio chuckled, waving a hand. “You can

you, Sergio,” she corrected,

closed, watching her closely. She looked proud, and she had every right to