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‘Answer it,’ I breathed against him.
He kept his fingers inside me as he answered his phone with the other hand.
Biting my lip, I tried to keep quiet even though his fingers were driving me wild.
‘What is it, Mac?’ he said. He listened for a few minutes before breathing out a “fuck”.
‘Now?’
Ewen withdrew his fingers and pinched my clit until I yelped, before idly fucking me with his fingers again.
I was a mess in his lap.
‘Fine. I’ll be there as soon as I can.’
He hung up before taking his fingers from me and pressing them into my mouth. ‘Lick them clean, my little slut. I’m going to have to finish this later.’
The way he moaned when I sucked myself from his fingers made me flick my eyes to him.
‘Damn, Cora. I’m going to put that filthy little mouth to work as soon as I get back.’
‘Where are you going?’
‘Duty calls. There’s been a situation. I’ll drop you home before heading out.’
‘Take me with you.’
‘Absolutely not.’
I held his hand, toying with his wet fingers. ‘I want to see you.’
‘Not this way.’
Grazing my fingers against his jaw, I looked into his eyes.
‘If you don’t let me see all of you, you can’t expect me to stay. You need to show me everything. The good, the bad, the criminal. It’s the only way I can make an informed decision.’
‘What’s seen can’t be unseen,’ he said, leaning into my touch.
‘And what’s unseen can’t be trusted.’
His throat bobbed when he swallowed hard, his eyes searching mine as though trying to find an answer there.
‘You might hate me.’
‘I might love you if you let me.’
THIRTY
EWEN
The metallic scent of blood hit me as soon as I walked into the takeaway shop. Usually, at such a late hour, the smell of fryers and garlic would fill the air, but the shop hadn’t opened that day.
The metal counter stood open, and I stopped before going through. Turning to Cora, I took a breath.
‘There are dead bodies back there. What you’ll see can’t be unseen,’ I repeated. By walking through that door, you’ll be an accessory to whatever happens. This will go unreported to the police.’
White blanched her face as her eyes flicked to the door beyond the counter.
