Pucking the Captain
But it wasn't the weapon that made my stomach violently drop to the floor; it was his face.
He had the same sharp, aristocratic jawline, the same dark, heavy stubble, and the exact same piercing, icy blue eyes as the man standing in front of me.
"You always were too slow on the draw, Jaxson," the man said, his voice a gravelly, mocking drawl that sounded exactly like an older, rougher, and infinitely more dangerous version of my boyfriend.
David Mercer smiled, a cruel, sadistic twisting of his lips, as his finger rested lightly on the trigger. "Hand over the phone, son. Daddy needs to clock out."