The kitchen was cold. I stood by the fridge, my hand on the handle, when Marcus walked in. He wasn't wearing a jacket anymore. His white shirt was tight across his shoulders, and his sleeves were rolled up. He looked like he could crush a stone with his bare hands."The basement is off-limits, Scarlett," Marcus said. He didn't look at me. He was busy pouring black coffee into a mug. "I saw you looking at the door on the monitor.""I was just looking for the juice," I said. My voice sounded small."The juice is in the fridge. The basement is for men who do work," Marcus said. He turned around. He loomed over me, making the ceiling feel low. "Sit down. We’re going over the new schedule.""I have a schedule," I said. "Chloe gave it to me.""That was the old one," Marcus said. He pulled a chair out and pointed to it. "Sit."I sat. My legs felt like jelly. Marcus sat across from me and slapped a new stack of papers on the table."From now on, you don't leave this house without Harris," Mar
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