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When they arrived in front of the door, she stepped aside, gave a small bow, and left without so much as a single word. Marcus stretched his attention back to the door. The mighty oak that stood between him and the monster lurking just a few inches away stared back at him, unmoving and unflinching, unlike his resolve. Exhaling, he slowly reached for the handle, his grip tight as he pushed open the door. The study was as usual. Thick books lined each shelf by the wall, some in English, others in Russian, while some he was sure Sergei had never once touched . The Title ‘A man’s last words’ caught his eyes, and he gulped.

I replied unable to keep quiet about that, I think I need to understand how this man works more, before I keep misunderstanding what he is saying, why not just speaks directly, and keep rooming around the Bush. Mikhail again didn't respond instead he opened the door and step out, I sighed angrily wanting to just bang his head on a steamy red hot metal that might reduce that arrogant of his. Although he is dying soon he should at least be a little more nicer right, no that's not even necessary I would kill him even if he becomes the more nicest person on earth "You know... You would make quite a good detective Mrs Volkov" his Russian accent came turning my attention to him.

Even with his smiling face, he looked scary. Nevertheless, despite that, despite how I was looking at his face so intently, the man did not show any annoyance or anger. His smile remained, and with the same gentle voice, he asked me what my verdict was. I did not make my answer verbal. I just nodded with my eyebrows up in approval. I have learned not to judge a book by its cover and maybe, just maybe, this man is one of the books that I should not be charging by its cover alone. The man's smile broadened. Next thing I saw him pressing another button, and the housemaid came soon after. When he asked me what we would like to have for a drink, I did not hesitate to answer that whatever he was o

He had been present, the whole time, standing at the bar, exchanging platitudes with a group of men and women, or looking down into his glass in the way of habitual drinkers, as if find solace at the bottom of a glass. "Why did you?" Amber asks. "Keep us waiting?" The only response was a grunt and an expressionless look from a pair of hard grey eyes as he pushed the tumblers our way as if that would be enough to appease us. He was solid and in his thirties and wore his jacket open. He had black hair going a little thin on top and a neck like a strong tree trunk. "You two want to be careful in Moscow," he said. "Is that right?" I say. "Do you have a name?"

“I get that your thing is being a gentleman, and that’s fine, but I don’t want you trying to use that act on me.” “A gentleman.” He repeats, an odd emotion flashing across his eyes. “Is that the way you see me?” Was it? Yes. It definitely was. From the moment we met, he had been nothing but gentle and demure. How else could I possibly see him? Even just now, when I was showing weakness, he was kind to me. He was a fucking criminal. “You couldn’t be more wrong.” He says now, getting up and making his way toward me. “Hasn’t anyone ever told you not to judge a book by its cover?”

“You like books.” “You stole a stranger’s book.” He didn’t look ashamed. “They were not reading it, it was just laying around” I blinked. “So you took it?” “Yes.” “Because they were not reading it?” “Yes.” I couldn’t help it. A laugh slipped out before I could stop it. Mikhail glanced at me like he didn’t know what to do with the sound, then at the book like he wasn’t sure if he’d done something wrong. “It’s okay,” I said. “I appreciate the felony.”

There had to be an explanation. He was too comfortable in his own skin, doing what he was doing, to be an inside man for Papa. He was handsome and appeared normal and level-headed. The only indicator that this man was Russian was his thick accent and striking hard features. The air around him was unexpectedly light and not as enigmatic as his leader’s. He seemed like a fair fighter and honest man, the type who would deal you only what you deserved. But it didn’t end there.

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