“Sorry for keeping you waiting,” she says, smiling up at him.
Aleksei doesn’t pull away. “Let’s just be on the f*****g road,” he mutters, but her hand stays right there.
Rage rushes through me. I stalk forward, heart hammering, vision red.
“What the hell are you doing?” I snap, eyes bouncing from one to the other.
Aleksei turns to me slowly. Too casual. His gaze slides down my body, lingers for half a breath, and then shutters like iron doors slam shut over whatever emotion was there if any.
Katya doesn’t move her hand. “We’re going out, little bunny,” she says sweetly, too sweet. Like she’s talking to a toddler. “Why don’t you be a good little bunny and stay home, okay?”
My blood boils. “Screw you, b***h,” I hiss. My voice shakes with fury and something close to fear. I don’t do con
