You Are Mine, Little Sister
Determined, despite how scared I was, I forced my legs down the stairs, keeping low, making sure my movements were careful and slow.
Maybe, the men would be too busy fighting to notice me.
But then I froze.
From the second-floor landing, the scene below unfolded like a nightmare straight out of an action movie.
Oh, God. No.
In the middle of the room stood a man dressed entirely in black—black latex pants, black leather jacket, black gloves, and heavy boots that seemed to devour the ground beneath him.
I couldn't see his face clearly as he moved too swiftly, fighting Adam and his men in the dim room. But there was something about him—something unearthly, terrifying—that made my knees buckle.
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