HIS TO RUIN
If he saw me now, vibrating in a club with a mafia boss, he’d pass out.
I was alone.
But I wasn't helpless.
Aiden stopped laughing. He studied me, his expression sobering.
“You're thinking.”
“It's a habit.”
“About revenge?”
I didn't answer.
He leaned in close, his scent — sandalwood and expensive scotch — invading my space.
“You won't win, Iris.”
I turned to him, meeting his dark eyes.
“You're not immortal,” I said quietly.
He smirked. “Close enough.”
I looked back at the crowd below, watching the bodies writhe in the strobe lights. I crossed my legs, smoothing the red silk over my thighs.
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