His To Claim
Beside her, Cassian emerged in a cut of charcoal that turned heads instantly.
And heads did turn.
Women on the sidewalk faltered mid-step, gazes catching on Cassian Wolfe like moths to flame, hunger flickering in their eyes. Men nearby weren’t immune to distraction either—though their stares slid to Zara, tracing the dark fall of her hair, the sharp emerald silk, and the wicked slash of red at her mouth. Desire hung in the air, blatant and unashamed.
Neither of them cared.
They walked side by side, pace matched, a line of fire cutting straight through the stares and whispers. As if the crowd didn’t exist. As if the only gravity in the world was the pull between them.