The voice came from the arched doorway. Low. Controlled. Dangerous.
I froze.
Dante Moretti stood there. The King of Chicago. At thirty-three, he wore his power like he wore his bespoke black three-piece suit—immaculate, intimidating, and terrifying. His steel-gray eyes swept over the scene, taking in every detail.
His mother cowering. His fiancé trembling theatrically. And me, the Puerto Rican caregiver, kneeling on the floor with my arms wrapped around his mother.
Serena moved faster than a viper strike.