Liora Ashwin
Without delay, Kael stood up, his gaze darkened. “Clear the hall,” he ordered, and Varik stood without delay.
“What’s happening… we aren’t done?” Prime Minister Caswell protested, but his words fell on deaf ears.
“Kael, what’s wrong?” Yella swayed her tiny waist forward, but Kael was long gone. The treacherous red eyes turned to her, ready to snap her throat.
Maddox was in charge. He swept me off my feet, my hands holding onto him. His nose sniffed. “Mine,” he growled, then strolled out.
The commotion behind was beyond words, and I… I couldn’t pay much attention. I was slipping, my vision blurred with thoughts I should harbor. I felt myself drip from within. My n*****s hardened, and the touch of the fabric made me lean into Kael for more.
I was placed in the car. “Drive,
