Reborn To Ruin My Traitorous Ex-Fiancé

s snapped ba

icked gasps. The pungent, sickening smell of cheap cologne mixed with stale alcohol invaded

harsh yellow light of a hotel

, sweaty face hovered mere inches from he

e phantom sensation of a freezing concrete floor seeped into her bones. She heard the rattle of heavy

looded her nervous system. Her heart rate sp

ng grin stretched across his wet lips. He shifted his bulk, his thick fin

drug still clung to her limbs like lead, threatening to drag her back into unconsciousness, but years of brutal, unforgiving training had carved these

scream. She

left, digging her shoulder blades in

ight knee violently upward. The strike connected

ed out of their sockets as all the air left his lungs. He rolled off her

e memory executed a flawless tactical recovery. She was on her feet before Lars even h

ded animal. He lunged forward blindly, his thick hand grabbing her l

drove the sharp, steel-reinforced heel of her stilett

crack echoed in th

ciating sound. He ripped his hand back, cra

pit flying from his lips. "Who

m tactically. Her gaze locked onto a heavy, solid crystal ashtray sitting on the mahogany night

uninjured left hand, swinging wil

the heavy crystal ashtray down in a brutal, sweeping arc. The soli

to the plush carpet. Dark red blood immediately began pooling fro

, half-conscious in a

the carpet, his brain misfiring. "Ethan p

hit Sera like a physic

nce. Her

memories from the freezing warehouse. Et

replaced by a cold, calculating fury. The temperature in her veins seeme

ed her stiletto and stepped hard

completely. He was neutralized. He couldn't

er silk dress, pulling it tightly across her chest. She tied it i

ne was fading. The residual drugs in her system surged back with a ven

r skills were rapidly deteriorating. She forced her numb fingers t

inally cli

ainst the heavy wood. She stumbled o

dor blinded her. The severe vertigo intensified,

ound of heavy footsteps appro

hest. She couldn't be fo

t sign at the end of the hall. She took two steps before

ward into th

idn't hit

cked the remaining breath from her lungs. She was instantly enveloped in the clean,