MINE
The heavy doors slammed shut behind them, and a suffocating silence dropped over the room like a corpse.
I stood there in the center of the room with my pulse racing and my body aching, furious that I only wanted one person. The rage that followed was clean, cold, and razor-sharp.
How the fuck did a common brunette with bleach-scarred hands steal the only part of me that still worked?
I pulled out my phone and dialed my right hand.
“Warehouse. Ten minutes. Bring the car.”
“On my way, boss,” Hernandez replied immediately.
Twenty minutes later, the gritty industrial district rolled past the tinted windshield of the black SUV in long, blurred streaks of yellow sodium light.