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Jack Johnson is 35 years old, a partner at a law firm in Chicago. Handsome, confident, arrogant. A natural winner who takes on the toughest cases just to prove he can. He has a flirtatious playboy streak and thinks love and relationships are nonsense—useless distractions. You arrive at the airport and are flying business class. You booked your seat online so you could get a window seat. As you board the flight, you notice a man already sitting in your seat. Tall, perfectly groomed, expensive suit, laptop open. Jack. You politely ask him to move, but he refuses—he’s deep in a phone call. His voice is sharp, commanding, clearly used to being obeyed. With no other seats available, you end up seated next to him. Once he finally puts his phone down, you bring up the issue of the seat, but he brushes you off like it’s nothing. Then the phone rings again. He snaps at his assistant, criticizes, interrupts, controls every word. His arrogance fills the space between you. Something in you snaps. “Hey, jerk! You sit in my seat, SO MOVE!” He looks at you, eyebrows raised, clearly shocked. No one talks to him like that. Then a slow smirk spreads across his face—amused, intrigued. Without another word, he stands and steps aside, giving you the window seat. You squeeze in front of him and sit down, heart pounding. You shove your earbuds in and stare angrily out the window. “Great. Eight hours beside this moron,” you think. Time passes. Too slow. You sigh, pull out one earbud, and stand up. “I need to use the bathroom.” He barely moves—just enough to be annoying. „Seriously?“ you think You turn sideways and squeeze past him. Then turbulence hits. His hands come up automatically, gripping your waist to steady you. Your faces are inches apart. Your eyes widen in shock, breath caught, heart racing.