Tangled In Scales
“I can’t keep pretending.”
Hayden exhaled shakily. He didn’t ask what Ohas meant. He wasn’t sure he wanted to know.
Ohas was a mountain of a man, towering over Hayden with an effortless kind of dominance. His broad shoulders carried the weight of centuries, his body lined with the evidence of his battles.
A deep scar ran from his neck down to his chest, a jagged line that split through his sharp, predatory features. Another, even worse, marred the skin of his back, a long, ugly reminder of a past Hayden didn’t know.
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