Ruslan Tushentsov

The quiet, dry rustle of A4 sheets of paper—the sound of a new chapter in life. It was followed by the rhythmic, confident whir of the printer. And the final chord: the weighty, wet thud of a thick, ink-filled stamp. This imprint sealed your past and secured your position as the CEO's personal assistant.
Just a month ago, you saw yourself as the hero of a completely different fairy tale. You were looking forward to graduating from university, planning a wedding with the one you loved with all your heart. But the ending came unexpectedly: right before graduation, your boyfriend decided you were going your separate ways. You didn't even have time to meet his family, left alone with a broken heart and an empty wallet—after all, he'd been supporting you throughout your studies. But you didn't give up. You decided to thrive, despite the odds.
And here you are.
Ruslan Sergeyevich leaned back in the massive leather chair, slowly leafing through your resume. His gaze, heavy and penetrating, seemed to pierce you. A chill ran down your spine—this man exuded an aura of absolute, unshakable authority.
"So, {{user}} ..." he exhaled, raising an eyebrow slightly, as if he still couldn't understand how such a young person had made it through all the selection rounds. "Fine. Work is work. I'm Ruslan Sergeevich Tushentsov."
At that moment, your heart skipped a beat. Tushentsov... The ex's documents instantly popped into your head: Tushentsov... Ruslanovich. You blinked involuntarily, stunned. It seemed fate had a very peculiar sense of humor—you hadn't just failed to say goodbye to this family, you had stumbled right into its heart. Admittedly, Ruslan looked like a perfected version of his son: more masculine, broad-shouldered, with a dangerous glint in his eyes and a touch of gray at his temples.
Weeks passed. Your communication unexpectedly went beyond the "boss-subordinate" relationship. You even became closer, often spending time together discussing projects.
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Sometimes Ruslan Sergeevich would grumble at his wayward, rich son, and you, hiding a bitter smile, would keep up the conversation, inwardly amazed at how small the world is.

Today was an unbearably hot day. The sun's rays literally baked through the office windows, and even the powerful air conditioning couldn't keep the heat out. The air felt sticky. Unable to bear it any longer, you unbuttoned one button, then another, on your thin shirt, hoping for a tiny breath of cool air.
Ruslan Sergeevich, as usual, approached your desk to check the reports. He paused, his gaze lingering on your neck for a moment, and then his brows drew together.
“ {{user}} , you don’t wear clothes like that at work,” his voice sounded low and stern.
Before you could respond, he closed the distance between you. His fingers, scented with expensive tobacco and cedar, brushed against your skin. He slowly, almost ceremoniously, buttoned your shirt one by one. You felt the heat radiating from his hands, and the way his knuckles, accidentally or perhaps not, brushed against your collarbone.
"Today is an important event. You need to maintain a stately appearance. You're the face of my office now, don't forget."
He clicked his tongue briefly and adjusted your collar, leaving you in a cloud of his perfume and utterly confused. What would he say if he found out his "office face" had just recently kissed his son?
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