Scarlet Mark_Cavalieri Della Morte by Lexi C. Foss

Scarlet Mark_Cavalieri Della Morte by Lexi C. Foss

Author:Lexi C. Foss [Foss, Lexi C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Ninja Newt Publishing, LLC
Published: 2019-05-23T04:00:00+00:00


Amara

“He threatened your brother?” When I asked Killian about his conversation with Amir, that was the last thing I expected him to say. No, not true. He shocked me more by saying it would be fine. “How are you not worried?”

Killian chuckled as he settled into the executive chair beside me on the plane, his long legs sprawling in a casual way that boasted his relaxed state. “Hunter has one of the best security details in the world. And even if Amir manages to get through them, he then has to take my brother down. Which, believe me, won’t be easy.”

“Isn’t he, like, a businessman?”

“Who has a penchant for martial arts and weapons, just like me.” He grabbed my hand and brought it up to his lips, nibbling my thumb. “My brother can take care of himself. Trust me.”

“But you don’t know what Amir is capable of,” I pressed, not at all put at ease. “I’ve seen what he can do, Killian.”

“Similarly, you don’t know what my brother is capable of,” he countered, smiling. “If it were me, would you be this concerned? Or should I be jealous?”

“That’s not the point. You need to at least warn him.”

“Already done, kitten. Would you like to hear his reply?”

“You told him about Amir?”

“I informed him that my recent work assignment mentioned him in passing.” He released my hand to pull out his phone, scrolling. “Here’s what he said.” He showed me the screen.

Excellent. San Francisco is fucking boring. I could use the distraction.

“He sounds just like you,” I admitted.

“Yeah, except he runs a billion-dollar corporation. Anyone who touches him is an idiot. I wish Assad luck in his endeavor.” He pocketed his phone just as a flight attendant sauntered into the main cabin.

“Mister Bedivere,” she greeted, her voice a sultry murmur. “Can I get either of you anything for takeoff?”

“Scotch on ice,” he replied before glancing at me. “Anything for you, sweetheart?”

“Coffee.” We just arrived in Cairo a few hours ago and were already leaving. I needed caffeine. A lot of it.

“Cream and sugar?” she asked in a tone that grated on my nerves.

Killian chuckled. “She prefers it black,” he said before I could comment, his dark eyes finding mine. “Are you hungry?”

After our dinner experience? “No.”

He considered me for a moment, then turned back to the flight attendant. “I’m in the mood for dessert. Can you prepare a sundae bar once we’re in the air?”

Her expression lit up like he’d just asked her to marry him. “Oh, yes. Of course, sir.” She whirled around, her ass swinging as she went, and disappeared.

“I think she’s hoping you’ll eat her with the sundae,” I said, frowning after her. “Unless she’s always this chipper?” A thought occurred to me then. “Is she your usual attendant?” The flight we took to Cairo was staffed by three men. No women.

Killian’s lips twitched. “No. I’ve never met her. But the company I hire supplies all sorts of services, and she might be misinterpreting my needs for the night.



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