Raven
"Get up, let's go home," Richard said to me very coldly. There was anger in his eyes, and I didn't know how to feel about it.
"Mr Bradford, your woman wasn't doing wrong; she just came to take her friend home. I assure you she is decent," Edward said to Richard, and I was grateful for the help.
"Thank you, Mr Romano. I appreciate you protecting them," Richard said, and Edward chuckled.
"I am sure Ms Livingstone would have been fine on her own. She is a tough one," he said, and it sounded like a compliment. I got up immediately, and when I saw that I could not read Richard's expression, I was worried.
"Jane," I said, urging my friend to come with me.
"I told you Edward is my new client," she said, slurring her words, and I growled at her.
"You have no clients. You have never h
