THE BILLION-DOLLAR NANNY OF THE MAFIA KING
It was the tone he used on his guards.
I reached the bottom of the stairs and walked across the marble floor. The cold stone sent a chill up my legs. I stopped two feet in front of him. He was breathing heavily. He smelled of sweat and copper.
"You are bleeding," I said, looking at his hands.
Kade looked down at his knuckles and the skin was split open. Dark blood oozed from the cuts, dripping onto the pristine floor.
"It is not my blood," Kade said flatly.
"Some of it is," I pointed out and reached out wrapping my fingers around his thick wrist. His skin was burning hot. He tensed immediately, trying to pull his arm back, but I held on. "You split your knuckles open. You need to clean them