The black latex of her dress squeaked softly as she shifted nervously in her towering heels. The chandelier’s golden light reflected off her glossy outfit, catching the attention of a few partygoers. They smiled politely, sipping their drinks, but she could feel the smirks beneath their masks of civility. They knew.
Not so long ago, she had been one of them. A man. A CEO. Ruthless, ambitious, and at the top of his game. But that was before Damian—the man who now stood by her side, towering over her in every way—had crushed her in a deal she hadn’t seen coming. The contracts her board had signed had sealed her fate, not just in business but in life. The surgeries, the training, the endless reshaping of her body and mind—it had all led to this moment.
Now, she stood as Damian’s wife. The latex dress he had chosen for her clung tightly to her lithe, toned frame, the skirt flaring out in a flirtatious A-line that swayed with every small movement. Her bare arms, slender and feminine, rested naturally at her sides, though the tension in her posture betrayed her unease. Her legs—long, shapely, and flawless—were showcased by the sky-high silver platform heels she had been taught to navigate with practiced precision. The added height forced her posture to straighten, ensuring her every move appeared poised and deliberate.
Her makeup was as dramatic as the dress. Dark eyeliner flicked into precise wings framed her sharp, feminine features, while a nude lip lent her an elegant but sultry edge. Small gold earrings dangled subtly from her ears, catching the soft light. Her hair, sleek and shiny, was pulled into a high, tight ponytail that swayed lightly whenever she moved, ensuring no strand was out of place.
The room was filled with faces she recognized: former board members, business partners, and even rivals. They had all known her as the powerful CEO she used to be, but now, none of them dared to acknowledge it. As far as they were concerned, she was nothing more than Damian’s arm candy, his carefully crafted trophy wife.
She greeted guests with a smile that felt more like a mask, keeping her responses short, polite, and demure—just as Damian had instructed her. Her voice, softened and retrained, carried none of the authority it once did, and she could feel the amused stares as former colleagues tried to reconcile who she was now with who she had been just months ago.
“Here you go, darling,” Damian said, stepping beside her with a wine glass filled with milk in his hand. The sight of it made her stomach tighten. She glanced at the opaque liquid, her fingers trembling slightly as she took the delicate stem from him. Milk? At a party like this?
Her confusion quickly turned to dread as the faint, unmistakable scent hit her nose. Her heart sank, her stomach twisting. It was his cum—something she was far too familiar with by now. She glanced around nervously. Did they know? Her cheeks burned even hotter at the thought.
Damian stepped beside her, raising his own glass as the room fell silent. His smirk was small, but the glint in his eyes gave away his amusement.
“To my beautiful wife,” he said smoothly. “She’s truly one of a kind—refined, perfected, and always eager to satisfy.” His words hung in the air for just a moment before a few snickers and quiet giggles rippled through the crowd as glasses were raised in response.
Her cheeks burned as she lifted her own glass, the faint, salty scent hitting her again. She hesitated for only a fraction of a second before tipping the glass back, the thick, creamy liquid sliding over her tongue. The taste, unmistakable and deeply humiliating, flooded her senses. But it wasn’t just humiliation anymore. A familiar warmth stirred within her, spreading as she swallowed. Her thighs clenched instinctively beneath the smooth latex of her dress, the reaction equal parts shameful and undeniable.
She lowered the empty glass with trembling hands, forcing herself to keep her painted smile in place. Damian leaned in close, brushing his thumb along her cheek as his voice dipped low enough for only her to hear.
“Good girl,” he murmured, his tone rich with satisfaction.
She gazed at him with trembling lips and flushed cheeks, her body pulsing with shameful need. She had been a leader, once. A king in her own right. But now? Now, she was Damian’s crown jewel, displayed for the world to see.