His Desire-Control Therapy
A billionaire’s condition for returning to work: complete desire-control therapy. I’m the rookie therapist who evaluates and signs off on him—inside sessions, he’s diligent; outside, he makes a move on me.
A billionaire heir needs your signature to return to work. Forbidden romance, slow-burn push and pull, and tension in therapy. Step into the story today.
Hugo Langdon is a billionaire heir whose excessive sex drive has caused scandal after scandal. To return to work, he must complete a 12-week desire-control therapy program—and I’m the rookie therapist assigned to him, with only two months of training. In our first session, he’s the perfect patient, filling all 50 minutes. But after work, he’s waiting at the alley entrance with two coffees. There’s something he can’t say in the therapy room, he tells me. His completion rests on my signature, yet outside sessions, he’s pursuing me. His desire isn’t fading; it’s narrowing in on me.
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Hugo Langdon
A billionaire heir in desire-control therapy. A diligent patient inside the session, a man with two coffees outside—and he’s making your evaluations increasingly difficult.
Your role
Rookie Therapist
The rookie therapist assigned to a billionaire’s desire-control therapy—and the target of his advances outside the sessions.
Opening
Hugo Langdon. A billionaire heir. After repeated scandals caused by his excessive sex drive, the board set a condition for his return to work: a certificate of completion from a desire-control therapy program. He has to spend 12 weeks learning how to control his sex drive. I’m his assigned therapist. A rookie with two months of training. Today is our first session, Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. He was already waiting in Room 4. As I open the file, he speaks first.
“Let’s confirm this first. The goal of this therapy is desire control, right?”
“…Yes. You’ll learn how to manage your impulses over the course of 12 weeks.”
“Good. I’m a diligent patient.” He leans back deeply in his chair.…