Tryst Six Venom by Penelope Douglas

So he decided to surprise me a day early.
Well, he’s only partially correct. There wasn’t going to be any fight, and
my brothers were never going to make an appearance. They did a lot more
than Callum thinks they did that night when they burned the painting.
But this changes things. He stole me off the street. Out of a car. Macon
won’t let this go. He can hold his temper for a lot, but not this. And while
Callum will get exactly what’s coming to him, the police won’t get lazy when
a founding son goes missing. My family won’t get away with anything for
long.
Please Clay, don’t call them. Please.
This isn’t how it was supposed to go. Shit.
I twist, screaming and thrashing as I try to reach for the door with my
hands to throw myself out of the car if I get a chance to, but Delaney presses
the gas, speeding up, and Callum digs his nails into my neck. “Stop,” he grits
out. “Or we’ll go back and get Clay for this too.”
“What do you think you’re doing?” I ask. “She saw you. She saw your
faces.” I look around at Milo, Delaney, and the other guy in the passenger
seat I don’t recognize. “She’s calling the police by now.”
“You think so?” he taunts. “What will the police do to me?”
I close my mouth, staring at him.
“I think she called your brothers instead, don’t you think?”
My heart sinks a little. Her instinct would’ve been to get me back and to
make Callum Ames pay. She wouldn’t have trusted the police, given who his
father is.
And he knows that. He knows exactly what’s coming.
“That’s what you want,” I say quietly. “You’re drawing them in. You
want his attention.”
He falls silent, but his eyes never leave mine. I always knew this wasn’t
about me. I just underestimated how far he would go.
“Unless you told them about the night we planned, then no one will know
where to find you, so no…,” he says. “I don’t expect your brothers to actually
show up. It’s just us. I’m sure they’ll find me in the days to come, though.
After we’re done.”
Oh, God. I swallow down the vomit.
Would Clay know where they’re taking me? She said she wasn’t aware of
any clubhouses.
No one is coming for me. My phone is somewhere in the limo, so no one