The Supreme Luna
I could smell tobacco and sour alcohol from his breath, thick with the rogue scent of someone without a pack.
“If you hurt my staff, I will kick you out. Don’t worry, your money will be refunded in full—with a bonus hole in your backside,” the club owner sneered. He then pulled a long shotgun from his back and cocked it with a sharp click.
“Whoa. Easy, cowboy, easy,” I stammered.
Seeing the shotgun, my eyes widened, and I let go of her hand. Both my hands rose in surrender as Drake hurried to stand between us to protect me. A gun like that was dangerous, especially if it was loaded with silver bullets.
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