Bound by the Triplets
Needing Ethan’s signature on the final maritime clearance bonds, I descended into the subterranean training wing, the rhythmic, deafening thuds of a heavy punching bag echoing down the stone corridor.
I didn't find Ethan.
Asher stood alone at the center of the sprawling floor, illuminated by the harsh, white glare of industrial track lighting. He was completely bare-chested, his massive, heavily muscled back glistening with a thick layer of sweat that made the intricate, dark tattoos of bared wolf jaws and coiled serpents rippling across his skin look terrifyingly alive. He wasn't wearing boxing gloves; his large hands were wrapped tightly in coarse white athletic tape, now stained with grea