His Dangerous Love On Ice
The scar I'd noticed briefly at the funeral was even more evident now, even clearer with him standing this close—a thin line that ran from his left eyebrow down across his cheek, the kind of scar that spoke of violence and pain.
My breath caught in my throat as I stared at the man who'd been standing alone at Klaus's funeral, the man Michelle had called Simone, and something about being this close to him sent fear crawling down my spine in a way I couldn't fully explain.
There was something about him, something I couldn't fathom, something that made every instinct I had scream danger.
"I'm sorry," I managed to say, stepping back quickly, my heart hammering. "I didn't see you there. I wasn't
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