Thirty-Five
Liam
I knew going on my own was a terrible idea. Whoever Dad had sent to order our hit, it would have been infinitely better if we’d been two to take him down. But that would have left Audrey alone, without any way of getting help if our dad’s men recognized her.
As I crouched on the rooftop of the warehouse across from where I knew the London contact for the смертьs had his domain, I felt just a sliver of anger at Marcus and Blaine. They’d both left town, leaving Louis and I as the only hands we had in the city right now, because they wanted to protect their birds. Meanwhile Audrey, who’d hardly known what the underworld was up until a few weeks ago, was neck deep in it, and except for maybe tying her up and hiding her away in one of Blaine’s safe houses, there was nothing
