Razor’s mind caught her accusing words even as he moved forward to capture her waist when she turned to climb higher on the bent framing of the sign. His hands wrapped around her, almost touching as he pulled her back against him. He ignored the short, frightened cry she emitted as he wound his arms around her to prevent her from escaping into the darkness.
“Calm,” he murmured in her ear as she struggled against him. “Be still, Kali Parks. I mean you no harm.”
Kali froze in his arms. “Then let me go,” she whispered throatily. “You owe me that. I saved your life. Let me go.”
Razor moaned softly and rubbed his nose along her neck. A low rumble escaped him, surprising him as he caught the faint scent of another male on her. He stroked his nose along her jaw as she tilted her head so she co
