Chapter 28
At his gesture, two security guards appeared from the hallway—large men in dark suits that Ravyn recognized as her brothers' personal security detail. Men who'd been hired to protect the Hawkins family's interests, whatever those interests might be.
"Escort Ravyn to the car," Garret instructed. "We're all going to the office together. As a family. And Ravyn is going to start her new position today, whether she wants to or not."
Ravyn felt her phone buzz in her pocket—probably Dante, wondering why she'd stopped responding. She didn't reach for it, didn't give any indication she'd felt it. Instead, she looked at her family members one by one, memorizing the expressions on their faces.
Her father's cold determination.
Her mother's righteous fury.
Her brothers' smug certainty
