The Don's babygirl.
Julia's breath caught.
For a moment, the world narrowed to just him, to the memory of his hands on her skin, the way he'd made her feel alive and reckless and free. Then his gaze swept past her without recognition, and she remembered: he had no idea who she was. "Massimo," Mikal said, his voice deeper than Julia remembered, roughened by cigarettes or vodka or both. "Your hospitality is appreciated."
"Mikal." Massimo's tone could have frozen vodka. "It's been too long." "Not long enough, I think we both would say." The tension between them crackled like electricity.