er
ds versus Montreal.
at the Ashford Hotel, my back agai
lbow. By five, my shoulder. Now they were climbing my neck, and evererturned. The glass coffee table was i
light in my eyes. The Ironclads' team physician. One of three people aliv
y-one
esterday? The lin
y were ne
ked my pulse again. T
s, the flushing. This isn't just a flare."
hip on instinct. "Who? Nobody's
the flare worse. Much worse." Noah grabbed his bag. "Where
d. "Her driver say
d get her yourself. I'm getting the sedativ
shut be
n the corner. The pregame show was on, muted. A graphic flashed under the
wrong with me, my career was over. T
n't make it p
hirty
ssa
nd the Ashford smelled
rumpled suit hurried out of the shadows, clutchi
Sweating thr
ped out of the ca
handed over the cooler. "It's her. It's really
ed the bags and no
," Richard started
rned his head.
ney will be wired. If it do
ught his neck would snap, an
dow. "You heard
lie to us, Miss
ears ago." I stared at the cooler. "No
she's a blood b
de was a blood sample, a set of forged medical records with my name
, the Thorne
in the owner's box. A nobody figure skater from a trailer
im alive. That's what he believ
eezer full of it, drawn from his own daughter when she wa
, the free
sleeve and slid the needle into the inside of my wrist. I didn't even
at," my bodyguard said quietly. "He
, I've been the woman who saves him. Starting tonight,
e. He holds my waist for the cameras a
eart. Men send me ro
has never once looked
ut of the car, gazing up at the
that c
yker Thorn
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