Glass Walls

About Glass Walls

She came to photograph his penthouse. He wanted her in the frame.

Sloane Reyes has built her career making impossible spaces look effortless, then disappearing behind the lens. When reclusive tech founder Cassian Volk offers her the commission that could change everything, the job comes with one condition: she has to live in his glass-walled Los Angeles penthouse for a week. Forty floors above the city, every angle is exposed, every reflection tells on her, and Sloane starts to understand the apartment was designed for more than architecture.

Cassian does not direct. He watches. Quiet, precise, and far too honest, he gives Sloane access to the cameras, the footage, and the rules before he asks for anything else. What begins as a controlled experiment in light and privacy becomes something hotter: a photographer learning what it means to become the subject, and a man who has spent years watching the world finally letting someone watch him back.

Their week has contracts, passwords, shared control, and a line neither of them crosses without consent. But the more Sloane sees, the harder it is to pretend this is only a job. When the shoot ends and the glass walls fall away, they have to decide whether what they built inside that penthouse can survive outside the frame.

Voyeurism. Exhibitionism. Reclusive billionaire. Photographer and subject.

A standalone explicit romance with HEA. 18+ for explicit content.

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