Craving The Enemy
Instead, I got up, walked to Tyler’s wall—the thin one separating our apartments—and pressed my hand against it.
“I’m here,” I whispered, even though he couldn’t hear. “Even if you don’t want me inside tonight… I’m here.”
I grabbed my phone, scrolled straight past every missed call, every panic text, every notification from reporters or old teammates, and found the name I needed.
Uncle Michael.
One of the most powerful media owners on the West Coast.
A man who could snap his fingers and silence entire networks.
He picked up on the second ring, sounding like he’d been expecting me.
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