My mysterious billionaire
The air around our small table didn’t just grow cold; it became a vacuum, sucking all the sound from the cozy coffee shop.
His grey eyes, which usually held a glint of malicious amusement, turned flat and dead, like chips of frosted granite. He didn’t blink. He didn’t breathe. He just stared at me, and in that stare, I saw the true man—the one without the charming, wolfish facade. A man who could dismantle empires and ruin lives without a flicker of emotion.
Why was he so angry? I wasn’t sure, but he was fuming.
“That,” he said, his voice a low, quiet rasp that held no warmth, no mockery, only a promise of something dark, “is a very dangerous assumption to make, Miss Carter.”
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