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It was only when I felt a hand on mine that I abruptly flinched back in startlement. "Sorry, I was calling you and you weren't responding," I soft voice said. It was Ryan again. He was probably ready to purchase his books. "Oh sorry about that, I just have a lot on my mind," I said and proceeded to scan his books. He had a total of four books all about the roman empire. He must really love learning about ancient things. He paid and I placed his books in a bag for him. He made a few steps towards the doors to leave but stopped and came back with a determined expression on his face.

Damon questioned him rubbing the back of his neck as he felt embarrassed giving his brother a piece of advice when he had no experience. Ryan: Ohh now Mr. Famous Mafia king who is officially virgin and dateless dude will give me an advice. Really. Damon glared at his brother as a rosy colour appeared on his neck and ears. He furiously blushed in embarrassment as his brother mentioned his non-existence love life. Ryan again apologized witnessing Damon's killing glare.

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He is just plain nice and really fine. I place the book on my lap and open the first page, there is a diagram of two celtic wolves anchoring the title. I run my hands over the diagram feeling a dort of weird connection to the wolves. I blink. Is that even possible? "So Mikrös, tell me something I don't know." Ronan says, cutting me out of my reverie. "I will, if you stop calling me Mikrös." Roman throws his head back in laughter and I watch him. He looks peaceful, almost like he has nothing on him. My shoulders slump.

she says. “I wasn’t hungry.” “He noticed.” I sigh. “Let him.” “You’re playing with fire, Alana.” I meet her eyes. “I am fire.” She doesn’t argue. She just turns and starts walking. “Come on. He wants to see you.” Roman’s office is colder than usual. He’s sitting behind the desk, a half-glass of bourbon in front of him. Two phones. One ledger. Three knives. All perfectly aligned. That’s how you know he’s annoyed, when the neatness sharpens.

The last thing she wanted was to be spotted with Roman yet. Roman laughed. “What she isn’t telling you is she is reading a book.” He pointed to the book laying on the lounge. “It’s the latest thriller, and she has had her nose in it for the last hour. I think that holds more appeal than two friends catching up and talking business.”

“I think I’m okay with all of you—unless anyone has other things to do. I don’t want to keep anyone from doing their own stuff just because of me.” “Nah, we’re good right here,” the twins say at the same time. They look much too excited about all of this. “Okayyy . . . can you please just tell me what’s going on?” I ask, looking around the room before my eyes lock onto Roman’s. The air gets a little thick with tension as I can see him physically working himself up to whatever it is he needs to tell me. “Okay, I think it’s easiest to start with giving you the knowledge that almost all creatures you’ve read about in books, or seen in movies, are real.”

She'd brought two hundred dollars in cash and a list on a folded piece of paper in her back pocket, and she was three barns deep looking for a set of used coilovers when she heard a voice behind her. "You're in the wrong barn." She turned. Roman stood at the end of the aisle in a dark henley with the sleeves pushed up, the bird tattoo visible on his forearm, holding a cardboard box of what looked like assorted hardware. He looked like he'd been here for hours. "Following me again?" "It's a public swap meet." "That doesn't answer the question."

Everyone and their uncles know that to have the Moscow Bratva owe you a favor is like having the key to heaven. The room falls quiet again. I can see the next name forming on their tongues before they even say it. Luca tries anyway. “Then… the Romanos?” I let the name hang in the air for a second, tasting it. Rafael Romano. That smug, prick from Italy. I remember him from the last summit; sharp suits, sharper smile, always acting like the underworld was a fucking boardroom. I’ve read the reports on his operation. Clean, ruthless. But never a coward.