Her Reckoning
Caleb tried to fight back, tried to push him off, but Rhett was stronger, faster, fueled by rage that had no bottom.
“Say her name again,” Rhett snarled, blood dripping from his knuckles. “Say it and choke on it.”
Caleb wheezed, sputtering, but the smirk never left his ruined mouth. “She was nothing. Just another hole in the road.”
Rhett’s hand shot to his throat. He squeezed, fingers digging into the corded muscle. Caleb thrashed, boots kicking against the cab, eyes bulging as air choked off.
“You don’t get to breathe her name,” Rhett growled. “You don’t get to breathe.”
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