My Ex's Brother Is the Hockey Alpha
My body slams into the cold concrete, pain exploding everywhere, but my head… my head is on fire, every nerve screaming.
She stops speaking with the girls, crossing her legs like a queen on a throne, her gaze sharp, calculating, terrifying. My vision spins, disbelief and fear tangling in my chest.
“I warned you, didn’t I?” Natasha’s lips curve into a dangerous smile.
“Where is Clinton?” I manage to croak, dragging myself upright, hand rubbing the back of my head, wincing as the ache blooms. I try to swallow the pain.
Natasha picks up a rope lazily from the floor, letting it dangle in her hands as she stands tall. “Clinton? I don’t see him here,” she says lightly, almost mockingly.
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