Break Me Apart (MxM)
we hadn’t exactly shared the same space since that day eleven years ago, when he bought his son’s way out with a fucking business deal.
“Oh, fancy seeing you again, Renato Marino,” Mikhail drawled, taking the seat across from me. He sprawled out, snatching a bottle of Johnnie Walker off the table, and poured himself a generous glass.
“Drive,” I said to the driver, my eyes locked on Mikhail still, refusing to give him the satisfaction of a word.
The car started moving. I leaned back, shoulders tense, letting him make the first move.
Mikhail raised his glass, the amber liquid catching the dim light. “You always did have a thing for obedience, didn’t you? Loyal to the bone. That’s cute, really.
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