A God In Chains
“I’d rather be there than here—with a man who was nothing more than a story to scare kids—and now that story is real. And I’m terrified.”
Kael stepped closer, his gaze darkening. “You’d rather go back to a place where you’re not wanted?”
I sucked in a sharp breath.
“Besides, you’re marked now, an omega. The mark sits on the back of your neck.”
I reached for my neck without thinking. There was nothing there.
Thunder cracked, the windows slammed open, and the rain poured in, cold air rushing through. I flinched, my body jerking.
Kael paused, his movements swift as he crossed the room, slamming the window shut and pulling the curtains tight.
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