Off Limits
He looked like an executioner.
Opposite him, standing perfectly still within the center of the pale light, was Peter.
He looked exactly like he had the day I walked out of his penthouse—immaculate, pristine, and entirely alien to the decay around him. He wore a sharp, charcoal-gray bespoke suit, his white silk tie perfectly aligned, his dark hair brushed back without a single strand out of place. His hands were tucked loosely into his trousers pockets, his expression entirely neutral, his dark eyes fixed on my brother with the flat, emotionless vacuum of a computer screen that had been set to standby mode.