Their Vengeance (SIREN’S VENGEANCE #2) by LK Shear EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: LK Shear
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Nikolai
Fyodor’s Rules #10 – Learn to compartmentalize. Personal business
is not the same as Family business.
Fyodor was alive.
Fyodor was alive and on his way here.
Fyodor and Yana were both alive and going to be here.
We were all going to be together for the first time in a decade, to sit
down and talk.
What the fuck was happening?
I fought to keep my shock contained. To keep from staring slack jawed
at Yana as she handed Pasha back his phone. Everything had happened so
quickly my brain struggled to process it. The fact our father was still alive
played on a loop, going around and around in my mind. Both as a
celebration and a taunt.
Pasha cleared his throat gently, and it snapped me out of my daze,
drawing my attention. He raised his eyebrow expectantly, and I pulled
myself together. The others were relying on me. I could fall apart later—
when I was alone—and that was going to happen. But right now, I needed
to be the one in charge. I needed to be cool, calm, and collected and appear
like I was prepared.
Though how could I possibly be prepared for this?
I took my phone from my pocket and shot off two texts—messaging
Alexei and Lukas—telling them to return for an urgent meeting. Lukas
couldn’t have gone too far with the hounds, assuming he had left at all. I
couldn’t bring myself to tell them what the meeting was about or who it was
with. The thought of telling them Fyodor was alive over a text message
made my stomach flip. How would I even put that into words?
Both my brothers instantly confirmed they would return within minutes.
I want to say I instantly relaxed, but that would be a lie. My mind whirled,
imagining all the things that could happen at this meeting. Was this an
elaborate trap? Yana’s reaction seemed genuine. I knew what it looked like
when someone received news which brought their entire world crashing
down around them. I had seen it on my brother’s faces a decade ago.
Setting my phone on the desk, I nodded at Pasha and motioned to the
door with my head. It would be best if he told the others before they
entered. Pasha slipped out of the room without a word. His ability to
understand the simplest gestures and the meanings behind them was such an
undervalued skill. He was always so in tune with what the three of us were
thinking and feeling; I didn’t know what we’d do without him. Another
reason to be glad Alexei followed him when he’d gone to meet Yana,
starting all of this.
My eyes moved to Yana, and a frown creased the corners of my mouth
at her current state. It was surprising how strongly I felt the urge to comfort
her.
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