Claimed by the Mafia
I gave him a glare, but before I could say anything, he grabbed the hem of his shirt and pulled it over his head in one smooth motion.
For a second, my brain just… stopped.
His body was exactly how I remembered it—broad shoulders tapering to a lean waist, every line of muscle defined under his skin. There were faint scars across his ribs and chest, telling stories I wasn’t sure I wanted to hear. Drops of rain slid down his collarbone, trailing over firm abs, and I had to quickly look away before my staring became obvious.
“Fine,” he said casually, tossing the shirt aside. “I’ll wash my clothes and stay shirtless until they’re dry.”
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