Torn between mafias
His fingers grazed the nape of my neck first, then trailed slowly down my spine light, deliberate touches that made my body shiver involuntarily.
“Cold?” he asked quietly, almost teasing.
“Not exactly,” I whispered, my voice betraying the effect he had on me.
From the corner of my eye, I caught the small black velvet box in his other hand. He flipped it open, and there it was — a diamond necklace so beautiful it could have been stolen from a royal vault.
The sparkling stones caught the dim light, and in the center hung a delicate charm with the letter R engraved in gold. My initial.
My breath caught. “Luther… this is—”