Deep Inside
Instead, Kovoc merely raised a single brow and nodded toward her.
“Bring her,” he said, voice low, sharp, foreign-accented. A command masquerading as curiosity.
The guards didn’t ask why. They didn’t need to.
By the time she stood in front of him, her pulse was climbing her throat. He was taller than she’d thought, broad-shouldered, inked skin peeking from beneath the cuff of his tailored shirt. There was a scar cutting through the edge of his lip, the kind that didn’t ruin a face but rather gave it a dangerous story.