THE KILLER THAT CLAIMED ME
He was dressed in a black suit, his legs crossed, a glass of water on the small table beside him.
Regina was seated to his left, her face a mask of cold, regal indifference.
It was not the look that I had come to associate her with.
But it was Nathaniel who held my gaze.
He was pacing behind the kneeling men, a silver handgun glinting in the morning sun.
He looked like he was waiting for a movie to start.
"Princess. Come here," Bane said.
His voice wasn't loud, but it commanded immediate obedience.
I walked forward, my legs feeling like they were made of water. I stopped a few feet from his chair, my gaze darting between the row of kneeling men.
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