BOUND TO THE BILLIONAIRE CAPTAIN
He didn't say another word for the rest of the drive, but the air inside the truck felt like a loaded gun.
Five minutes later, we pulled up to The Prime Cut, the kind of high-end steakhouse where a single potato costs thirty bucks and the valet guys look like they went to Ivy League schools.
Carter parked, popped his door open, and walked around to my side. He grabbed my arm—not hurting me, but firm—and pulled me close against his side before we stepped through the heavy glass doors.
"Listen to me," he whispered right into my ear, his breath hot against my cheek. "Inside there, you’re my girl. You laugh at my dad’s terrible jokes, you pretend I’m the smartest guy in the room, and you stay gl