The house they had brought him too this time was smaller, much smaller than the villa, but not modest. Not even close. And that was the first thing Noah noticed when the SUV finally slowed and came to a stop. It sat tucked away behind a wrought-iron gate, but the wealth could not be hidden. Clean lines, dark windows and no lights on outside except for the faint glow near the entrance. The place was quiet.
“Out.” The man said as the SUV door slid open.
Noah stepped down onto the pavement, his eyes adjusting quickly as he took in his surroundings. The air felt colder here. Or maybe it was just the way his body reacted to being brought somewhere like this again.
“Nice place,” he muttered and no one responded. Maybe he really didn’t know when to stop talking.
They didn’t bother with the cl
