SUMMER "Walker," I choked out, the name a panicked, frantic whisper as I tried to tear away from Maddox's grip. He didn't budge. His head remained fixed in-between my thighs, savoring my heat. Then slowly, he looked up at me, his eyes dark and unwavering. The danger hadn't scared him; it had only electrified him. I tried to push away from him, eyes wide and darting toward the door, which was now open just a few inches, revealing a narrow glimpse of the surprisingly empty hallway. Still, the blood drained from my face, a cold dread replacing the intense heat. Walker couldn't be back yet. The drive to the company was about four hours, especially with Seattle's Christmas traffic. But maybe…maybe he’d forgotten something important. But as I stared, forcing my focus beyond the terror clutching my throat, I saw a familiar, low silhouette slip through the opening. It wasn't the figure of my husband. It was low, sleek, and covered in gray fur. Lucy. The cat sauntered in, tail hel
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