Ruin Me, Blackwood
I slid into my chair, keeping my head down, expecting some kind of fallout.
Nothing.
No email.
No summons.
No icy glare from across the glass walls of his office.
For two whole minutes, I let myself believe maybe I’d imagined it.
And then—his door opened.
Dominic Blackwood stepped out, dressed in black slacks and a charcoal button-down, sleeves rolled to his elbows, forearms tensed, jaw sharp enough to cut glass.
His gaze found mine, and for half a second, the air between us thickened.
“Meeting room. Five minutes.” His voice was low, rough, lethal.