Incubus Among Us #5 (Shifter Romance) by Mac Flynn

Author:Mac Flynn [Flynn, Mac]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Mac Flynn

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They say there’s no rest for the wicked. That was true for me. No sooner did I step off the elevator and onto my floor than I noticed a pair of men in suits exit Lenin’s office with the devil himself behind them. His eyes fell on me and he pointed a finger at me. “There she is! That’s her!”

I yelped and spun around only to have the elevator doors shut on my face. The men in suits rushed down the hall towards me. I pounded my finger against the button, but they reached me before the doors reopened. Each one of them grabbed an arm, and I struggled in their grasps.

“Let go! Let go of me!” I shouted.

“Bring her in here,” Lenin offered as he indicated his office.

The men turned me around and dragged me kicking and screaming into Lenin’s room. The whole floor was on their feet and watched the fiasco with bewildered fascination. Just before I passed the threshold I saw Ann standing off to the side. “Call Tiff!” I yelled at her.

I didn’t get to see any response before the men pushed and pulled me into the office. Lenin shut and locked the door behind us, and I was dropped into the guest chair. One of the men let me go and stood to the side of the desk while Lenin walked around and seated himself in his chair.

“Do you know where the man who calls himself Magnus Magnificent lives?” the stranger questioned me.

“What is this? What the hell’s going on?” I snapped.

“Answer the question,” the man insisted.

“Not until you tell me what’s going on!” I demanded.

“What’s going on is you’ve somehow acquired the assistance of a dangerous man to sign your doctor’s note,” Lenin spoke up. He leaned back in his chair and intertwined his fingers. A smirk graced his lips and his eyes danced with glee. “I called the local hospitals and clinics about the signature on your slip, and they informed me that this ‘Magnus Magnificent’ is a dangerous man. He purports to be a doctor, but his methods are illegal. He uses illegal substances, unorthodox methods, and charges extortionist prices for his services.”

“What’s that got to do with me?” I countered.

“Currently there are eight separate arrest warrants out for him dating back five years,” the stranger explained. He pulled out a badge and flashed it in my face before he pocketed it. It read either federal agent or fries and chips. From their suits and serious expressions I guessed it was the former. “We’ve failed to track his whereabouts, and want you to help us find him.”

“What? Hell no! He didn’t do anything to me! He tried to help me!” I argued.

“If you refuse to cooperate than you are obstructing justice and could be charged as an accessory to future crimes,” the man warned me.

“Don’t I even get to call a lawyer or something before you throw me in jail?” I retorted.

The man frowned and his eyes looked to Lenin. Lenin stood, and the two men moved to the far corner of the office.

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