Her Enemy. Her child's Father; Hate and Love
One of Selena’s men stood, broad chest squared, his hand hovering too close to the weapon under his jacket.
“Sit down,” I ordered, my voice calm but sharp enough to cut steel.
He didn’t move.
My patience snapped. In a flash, I drew my own gun from the back of my trousers, pressing the muzzle against his forehead before he could blink. His eyes went wide, his breath caught from my swift movement.
Yeah, Marco called earlier to say that there have been issues with the dock, I had to slip in a gun in case of emergencies.
“You’re either very brave,” I murmured, “or very stupid to think you can draw on me in my own house.”
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