Sold to the Beast
I didn’t even glance at the tables.
Liam was already waiting by the bar, nursing a glass of something amber. He straightened when he saw me, tossing a nod toward the back hallway.
“It's about to start, Alpha.”
I followed him past the velvet rope and through a door guarded by a man whose eyes told me he wasn’t human, and that he didn’t need to be to break someone in half. No one stopped us. No one even spoke.
Down the corridor, the lights dimmed. The music has faded. What looked like a service elevator opened with a soft chime. Once inside, Liam pressed a small brass key into a hidden panel behind the floor buttons. The elevator dropped not up, not to another floor below, or underground.
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