Savio by L.K. Ryan

Author:L.K. Ryan [Ryan, L. K.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: 304 Publishing Company

I pushed the door of the hospital room open, ignoring the nurse’s orders as my men put our people in place and checked security in the back and front.

“What room is McKayla Calabresi in?”

“Sir, you can’t just walk in here and demand anything.”

“Either you give me her room number, or I will find a room for you because you’ll be lying right next to hers!”

“Savio!” Sante called out.

I jogged over to him and followed him down the hall to the last room in the back corner. I stopped at the door and calmed my breathing before she saw me go into beast mode.

“She’s banged up, but mostly shaken up,” Sante explained.

“Who did this?”

“I have our people looking into it now.”

“I want names, or you don’t sleep for the next forty-eight hours.”

“I gotcha, Sav.”

The sound of the monitor beeping and light tears caused my chest to burn in agony. For someone who didn’t willingly come to me by choice, over time I’d learned to see all her faults and what made her special.

“Get out,” McKayla said.

“Savio, where have you been?” Adelina questioned, holding McKayla’s hand.

“McKayla.”

“No, I want you to leave.” Her monitor started beeping fast as I approached her bed.

A nurse burst through the door.

“Sir, I’m going to have to ask you to leave.”

“She’s my wife.”

“I don’t want him in here,” McKayla begged, and my jaw twitched.

“Savio.” Adelina came around the hospital bed and pulled me to the door.

“I’m not leaving.”

“Just for tonight, son.”

“She’s not thinking clearly.”

“I understand, Savio, but she’s been through something traumatic.”

“And I can help.”

“Not when you’re the cause of the trauma, son.”

“Fuck!”

“Hey! You need to leave, or I’m calling the police.” The nurse pointed in my face.

“He’s going to leave,” Adelina said.

“McKayla.”

She turned her back to me, and the door opened again. Rena walked in with food and a somber look on her face.

“This isn’t over,” I said and stormed out of the room. Sante directed our men to stand guard.

“What did she say?” I asked.

“That she and Rena were driving back from work and out of nowhere, someone shot at them.”

“Son a bitch.”

“Who?”

“Gennaro.”

“Could be or Maurizio.”

“Maurizio wouldn’t be this sloppy.”

“I agree with you on that.”

“Any police?”

“Since it was on a busy street, yeah, our men were questioned.”

“Anybody talk?”

“No, of course not.”

“All right, keep me updated.”

“Where are you going?”

“Getting back to McKayla.”

“Savio, her words to you were to stay away.”

“She’s confused.”

“Go home. I’ll stay up here and report back.”

“I can’t just leave her here.”

“You really care about her.”

“She’s under my protection, Sante.”

“There are deeper reasons than your willingness to acknowledge.”

I dismissed his comment.

“No one goes in her room without you approving.”

“I know.”

“The second she asks for me…”

“I’ll call you.”

“Keep Renato updated and text me if she needs anything.”

“Go find out who did this.”

“They want the beast to come out.”

“Are you going to the dinner for the families?”

“I have to. If not, they’ll know something is wrong.”

“McKayla won’t be up for it probably.”

“We’ll decide when the time comes.”

“Just remember she’s your wife.”

“I’ve tried to forget and can’t get her out of my head.

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