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THE COST OF SAVING HIM
Last Updated : 2026-10-04
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Nadia Reeves has one rule: If someone is dying, you help them. She should have broken it. Because the man she dragged back from death was Kane Volkov — a name powerful enough to make dangerous people disappear overnight. Now Nadia is trapped inside a world that watches too closely, asks too many questions, and doesn't believe in coincidences. Especially not Kane. He says keeping her close is for her protection. But the longer Nadia stays around him, the more she realizes something far worse than his enemies is hiding beneath Kane's attention: Suspicion. And when old secrets about her father begin surfacing, Nadia starts to wonder if saving Kane Volkov was ever an accident at all. Because in Kane's world, people don't get close without a reason. And the most dangerous thing about Kane Volkov isn't what he might do to her. It's how badly she wants him to stop looking at her like she's the enemy.
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THE COST OF SAVING HIM HOME AT LAST
Kane's POVThey moved fast through the corridor.Nadia's hand was in his and she kept up without being asked, which he registered and didn't comment on, and Lev was behind them and the two others were on the floor below managing whatever needed managing and the building was staying quieter than it should have which meant they had less time than quiet suggested.He took the stairs two at a time and she matched him and they reached the second floor landing and he stopped.She looked at him. He looked at her ankle.The monitor.He'd forgotten about the monitor. Not forgotten — filed, placed in a category of things to deal with in order, and the order had been get to the room, get her out of the room, and the monitor had been third. It was third now and they were standing on a second floor landing with the ground floor below them and the perimeter outside and the moment they crossed that perimeter the signal would move and whoever was watching the signal would know exactly which direction
Last Updated : 2026-10-04THE COST OF SAVING HIM BOTH POV'S
Kane's POVThe wall was four meters of old stone and the gap in the camera coverage was exactly where his man had said it was, and they were over it and inside the perimeter in under two minutes. Kane moved through the garden low and fast and his men moved with him and nobody spoke because there was nothing to say that hadn't already been said in the car.The east entrance was a side door — service access, old lock, the kind that hadn't been updated because nobody had thought to update it because nobody had expected someone to come through it who knew it existed. Kane had it open in forty seconds and they were inside.The ground floor was dim and quiet. Staff quarters on the left, storage on the right, a corridor running straight ahead toward the main house. Kane moved right without hesitating — the main staircase was on the east side of the building, he remembered that, had walked up it twice years ago and the memory sat in his legs more than his head, which was the most reliable kin
Last Updated : 2026-10-02THE COST OF SAVING HIM THERE TO SAVE HER
Kane's POVThe moment the gate opened he was already moving.He'd kept the distance deliberate — far enough that the headlights weren't a problem, close enough that losing the car wasn't an option. Lev drove without being told how, matching the pace instinctively, and Kane watched the car ahead move through the streets with the careful speed of people who thought they were being smart about it.They weren't being smart about it. They were being careful, which was different, and careful without knowing you were being followed was just performance.Left out of the gate. Right. Straight for longer than Kane had expected — which told him the second location wasn't close, which told him his father had planned for exactly this possibility, which told him the cat had been a contingency rather than a mistake.His father didn't make mistakes.He made contingencies.The car ahead slowed and turned through a gate that opened before it reached it — expected, which meant they'd called ahead, which
Last Updated : 2026-09-28THE COST OF SAVING HIM NO SIGN OF HIM
Nadia's POV"Where am I?" I asked.Nobody answered.The man who had guided me from the car to the entrance had already stepped back, and the two who had brought me inside were doing what everyone in this world seemed trained to do — stand and say absolutely nothing useful. I looked at them and they looked past me and the door behind them was already closed.I looked at the room.Different from the last one. Smaller, plainer, no wardrobe with a box of old photographs on the shelf, no personal anything — just walls and a bed and a window and a monitor on my ankle that had followed me from the last house like something I'd accidentally adopted. The kind of room that existed to hold someone rather than house them, and I'd been in enough rooms like this recently to know the difference immediately."Can someone tell me where I am?" I said, louder this time.One of the men looked at me briefly. Then away."Okay," I said. "Fine. None of you talk. That's fine. That's completely normal."I went
Last Updated : 2026-09-27THE COST OF SAVING HIM NADIA
Nadia's POV---Nobody spoke in the car.Lev drove. Kane sat beside me in the backseat, jaw set, one hand pressed against his side in a way that told me the wound was screaming even if his face wasn't. I watched him do it and said nothing because I had already said everything there was to say and n
THE COST OF SAVING HIM FINAL
Final Nadia's POV I didn't hear everything. But I heard enough. I set the last of my supplies down slowly and watched him end the call and turn toward me with that look — the one that had shifted somewhere between the beginning of the call and the end of it. Like I had changed categories withou
THE COST OF SAVING HIM THERE'S A PROBLEM
Nadia's POV --- He was not a good patient. Not in the dramatic, thrashing way — Kane didn't move an inch he hadn't calculated first. But there was a stillness to him that wasn't cooperation. It was tolerance. Like he was enduring me rather than accepting help, which was a distinction I felt ever
THE COST OF SAVING HIM NO MORE NORMAL ROUTINE
Nadia's POV I don't know how long we sat like that. Him in the chair, me on the couch with my face in my hands, the apartment sitting in a silence that had too many things moving underneath it. I was running calculations I didn't want to be running — exits, options, how fast I could get to my pho
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