LOGINPlease Viktor..." She begged, "I need you inside me, right now" Fuck. I loved how she begged. . . . Getting drugged while undercover was never part of Katherine’s plan but the unexpected happened on her first official encounter with Viktor Syvatoslav. A Russian criminal lord the police force has been trying to catch for years. She goes undercover determined to bring him to justice, believing they were responsible for her parent’s deaths. But Viktor is nothing like the monster she expected. Cold and dangerous, always one step ahead. Viktor knows Katherine is lying from the moment they meet. Instead of exposing her, he keeps her close.
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"Forgive me, father, for I have sinned" I said, the words leaving my mouth for like the millionth time. And honestly, every time I said it I meant it a little differently and today it was about a man I shot last Tuesday. I didn't kill him...but still... The guilt every time I shot someone sits in my chest like a stone all week until I go to church and confess. I mean can you really blame me? I'm a catholic, born and raised, that's what my Nana taught me. The church today was empty, the morning sunlight was filtering through the stained-glass windows in the church, making Jesus look like he was wearing a crown of fire. The incense was giving me a headache and the kneeler was destroying my knees and yet, here I was, Katherine Bishop, turning 24 years old today, a detective asking God for forgiveness. But I was so damn proud of myself. The moment I stood up from the kneeler and stepped outside the confession booth my phone rang and I frowned. "Of course I just can't have one peaceful morning" I mumbled walking out of the church. "Katherine" Harris barked the moment the phone touched my ear, "we've got eyes on Petrov" "Where" I asked my pulse quickening. Harris sent me the location immediately and my eyes widened because I was only 10 minutes away. "Move fast, this is our last chance" Harris said. I hung up immediately and jumped into my car, driving as fast as I could. Alexei Petrov. We've been looking for this criminal for seven months, seven. He was like a shadow. We had been tracking him for months and nothing but cold dead ends. When I arrived, officers had already flooded the area, Petrov spotted us immediately and ran. "Damn it" I yelled, pulling my gun out. I ran after him. The chase was too chaotic for me. He was too fast but how? He was big and looked like he ate cars for breakfast, so how could he run so annoyingly fast. We ran through an alleyway, jumped over a fence and he squeezed through spaces that should have been impossible for him to pass through. Until we hit a dead end. I was running too fast, I was too eager to catch him and I had made a mistake. Just when I didn't expect him to stop, he did, and he was now pointing a gun to the back of my head. 'Okay. Okay. Think Katherine. Think.' "Put the gun down Petrov" I said, with both my hands in the air and my gun pointing towards the sky. "My team is seconds away, there's nowhere to run" I said, trying to sound as calm as possible. He laughed. "Looks like the great detective Katherine isn't so great after all" he sneered. I clenched my jaw. I couldn't be fast enough, I could not outrun a bullet. Being held at gunpoint was the worst thing to happen to me on my birthday. "Duck" someone said and my eyes widened. Without thinking, I obeyed, I didn't know why I did that, I just dropped straight to the ground and a shot rang out the moment my palms hit the ground. I heard Petrov scream, he was down, holding his knee. Well now he wasn't going anywhere. I quickly looked up at my saviour, a member from my team maybe. Big no, not a police officer, a man, he was wearing a dark coat, tall, gray eyes and completely unbothered. For a moment my brain completely stopped working. I knew his face. And then it hit me. Viktor. I recognised his face from the files. Files so thick they needed their own shelf. The man the entire department of the force had been trying to catch for years and he made us look like absolute fools every single time we thought we were close. I stared. Still in shock. And he just stood there, staring back. I heard Petrov mumble something and I turned back to look for just a second, before I could turn again, Viktor was gone and my team was already with us. The precint was chaos for the rest of the day. Everyone celebrated the arrest, everyone congratulated me. Random slaps on the back, someone even brought cake. I was the hero of the day, I smiled and accepted the praise but I never brought up the fact that I saw Viktor. Not once. Not even to my supervisor, Harris who was most proud of me. Why? I didn't know. Was it because he saved me? I just had this feeling I couldn't shake off and every time I blinked I saw him. Gray eyes. So I buried it. Kept quiet and headed home at the end of the day but unfortunately the day wasn't over. I turned 24 today and I hadn't really celebrated besides the precint. I took a shower and wore a new dress I shopped just some days ago with Gabriella. Wore my best heels and dolled up. Daniel, my boyfriend had been acting strange for the past week. Secretive, nervous, distracted. With my detective skills, I knew he was going to propose. My best friend Gabriella was so sure about it. And we had already made plans to meet at his place. A small smile spread across my face at the thought. So I drove to his house and was there in no time. His front door was unlocked. That was unusual. I walked in, then called out his name, but no answer. When I walked in further, I heard moans and my heart skipped. I was pretty sure it was nothing, just the TV, maybe he was just getting ready for me. I chuckled nervously. When I got to his bedroom door and opened it... It wasn't the TV. Daniel, and a woman, naked on his bed. Not just any woman, my childhood ex best friend. The same one that betrayed me. The same one I told Daniel about and how I couldn't forgive her. On the bed, with my boyfriend. "Katherine..." Daniel called out to me. I just stood there, staring at them. Unable to breath or think. And then my eyes met his. Suddenly, being held at gunpoint earlier was no longer the worse thing that had happened to me on my birthday.KATHYI opened my eyes groggily, for a moment I had no idea where I was.I was in a bed that was not mine and that was the first problem.The second problem was that the sheets were too expensive. The sheets would cost higher than my rent... If I paid rent.The third problem was that I sat down too fast only to realise I was completely naked.I sat there for 30 seconds straight staring at the wall, trying to remember and oh shit.No. No no no no.I remembered the bar. Viktor, the restroom, the drink.I gasped.I found my dress folded on a chair nearby. I practically sprinted to the chair and put on my dress with lightening speed.A door clicked and Viktor came into the room, dressed in a black suit and a gold wrist watch. His shoulders were so fucking broad and he was looking taller than what I'd thought I saw.His files say he was 6'4 but he looked taller, maybe that was because I was only 5'7.His hair was slicked back and he had a fucking mustache and a goatee. Yet he looked so fuc
VIKTOR Most people bored me. Politicians. Business men. Criminals. They all bored me. They all wanted something. Money. Power. Revenge. The only difference was how honest they were about it. I was sitting in the bar exactly 11 minutes before she walked into the bar. She was trying not to look at me... everyone was always trying not to look at me. She moved professionally, like she had been trained, then I remembered her. The alley, yesterday. She was definitely a cop of some sort. Then she approached me. People don't approach me. I want something from you, you'll know. So why did she approach me? Other girls were usually so scared to do that. She was either trying to arrest me or she must be really stupid. "My ex boyfriend bought it for me" she had said... almost too convincing. I let her talk, offered her more drinks to try to get her to give herself away by slipping up, but she didn't. Instead she talked about her boyfriend who cheated on her with her stepsister..
KATHYThe thing about going undercover to seduce information out of a Mafia lord when you're 24 hours post betrayal, heartbreak and working on just a birthday cake in your stomach with just 3 hours of sleep... It is not the best idea.I knew this. But I accepted the mission anyways.If I catch this criminal, I would get promoted and things would be looking up for me.Later that evening I stood outside one of the most expensive bars in the city.11-11.Known for it's busiest hour... 11pm.I walked into the bar, under dressed with heavy make up.Low lighting, dark wood, jazz playing. Everyone looked like they had secrets.According to intelligence, Viktor would be here tonight.I spotted Viktor immediately. He sat alone at a private corner. Like he owned the room... maybe he did.My heart skipped.My job was simple.Meet him.Get his attention.Build trust.Simple.But what if he recognised me? He saved me just yesterday.Luckily I wasn't on uniform because I went to the church and I di
KATHY"Katherine, Katherine" Daniel called out to me while I was walking as fast as my legs could carry me.My hands were shaking and my heels were suddenly too loud that my feet felt numb. My chest hurt so badly that I couldn't breathe properly."Katherine, wait!" he said again. "It's not what you think"Is he for fucking real? The image of him with HER on the bed... butt naked... popped in my head and I stopped walking.Why did I stop? No idea but I should have kept walking because the moment he got to where I was standing and held my hand, I spun around and gave him a slap across the face.That must have hurt because he winced and let go of my hand."Then what exactly does it look like Daniel?" I asked, my voice cracking.He opened his mouth and tried to speak but nothing. He had no excuse to give."How long?" I asked again."What?" He asked, acting confused."How fucking long?""A few months" he said.That was all I needed to hear. My heart shattered.This was the same Daniel I wa
KATHY"Forgive me, father, for I have sinned" I said, the words leaving my mouth for like the millionth time. And honestly, every time I said it I meant it a little differently and today it was about a man I shot last Tuesday. I didn't kill him...but still...The guilt every time I shot someone si