“It becomes my business when you pin a woman against a wall to make a point.” Lucian’s boots echoed as he crossed the threshold, the sheer authority in his voice enough to crack through the tension.
Kieran’s eyes flicked to him, finally releasing me with a scoff. I shoved past him, my body still trembling, lungs burning from rage and restraint.
“Looks like your knight has arrived,” Kieran muttered bitterly. “Gods forbid you spend one second not attached at the hip.”
I shot him a glare. f*****g hypocrite.
“Open your eyes, Lucian,” he continued, pointing at me. “This one has a way of blinding people.”
“What the f**k—"
“Looks like you’re the one who’s blind, Blackthorne.” Lucian didn’t miss a beat, gently putting himself between us so it looked like the two Alphas were in
