Yes, Chef
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*** COMPLETED STORY *** Madeline (Mads) Confee is a performance counselor looking to exit her profession and find something new. When she's begged to take on one last client, she doubts she can help the moody chef, especially based on their early interactions. As Chef Benedict Ruschmann allows Mads to unpack his past, he starts to fall for her. After a night of indulgences, he's ready to forego their professional relationship, consequences be damned. But a crisis of conscience puts Mads in denial about the potential for romance. Yes, Chef is a messy drama centered around Mads and Benedict in the context of court-mandated counseling, problematic family dynamics, and career pressures. Mature content including untimely deaths, sex, mental health, and domestic violence are present. Reader discretion advised. (C) Copyright 2024 - Stella Leigh. The author reserves all intellectual property and moral rights over this work. Violations, including copying or adapting characters or plotlines without Author's permission, will be pursued legally. The story is a fictional depiction. Any resemblance to any actual persons or organizations is purely coincidental.
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Trigger Warning: Attempted suicide Everyone has problems, but only a few seek help to fix them. For one patient, therapy was supposed to be a step toward healing - until sessions start involving more than just conversation. What begins as professional support soon blurs into something deeper. Is it just part of the process... or is there something real growing between patient and therapist?

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