Thanking him for the robe, she turned and slipped herself inside before tying the knot at her waist. âOh, but I have some of them. The hunters are down in the basement and waiting what will become of them.â Their boasting in taverns over how they brought down the âBlood Bitchâsâ safehouse found its way to the ears of those who held ties to her generations through the blood line. âNever speak ill of me when you are in a Hungarian tavern. There are always those who side with the BĂĄthoryâs.â
âYou can see them now, but not before you had yourself a bite to eat.â
Tig had to hand it to her--she was frightening when she wanted to be. One of the things he admired about her, he supposed. Fear. It got shit done. Fear and loyalty. Everything else was secondary. Hunters downstairs was good--meant he could pry a couple more names out of them. Unless she wanted to have all the fun. But, with a smile, she changed the course of the conversation. Business would have to wait.
âYes, maâam.â Mamaâs house, mamaâs rules. It was the least he could do for the woman who had taken him under her wing. Besides. He wasnât going to say no to food.











