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for blowing up that place, but not for trying to kill Tania. Now, they would pay the price for it. He didn’t mind.“We should go straight to the police station.”
     
    “We need to first see Jason and show him this. He will guide us. And if he goes with us to the station, it would be great. The police would take him seriously,” said Tania.
     
    Soon they reached Jason’s house. The maid let them in; Jason wasn’t home yet. When he didn’t come in, Riley began to worry. What the hell? Where was he?
     
    Just as he picked up his phone to call, the front door opened and in walked Jason.
     
    He was carrying a bottle of champagne in his hand. “Time to celebrate, my friends.”
     
    “You moron! We were worried.” Tania ran to hug him. “We got him.”
     
    “We sure did.” Jason grinned. He shook hands with Riley. “Did it go according to plan?”
     
    “As smooth as making pie,” he assured him. “What about you? What did you tell him after I called?”
     
    “I sad that I was going to the bathroom, and he should order coffee. He didn’t seem happy but since I was the one who was supposedly carrying the evidence, he didn’t have much choice.”
     
    “We got him good,” said Tania.
     
    Riley laughed. “I wonder how long he waited there, and when he realized you’re gone for good…”
     
    “He would rush home and get another shock,” said Jason.
     
    He put the bottle down on the bar and opened it. “This was exhilarating, to say the least. For the first time in my life, I actually dealt with a gangster. Before this, movies and books…it wasn’t real.”
     
    “Well, I can only hope that I never get embroiled in such a thing ever again,” Tania said as she accepted a glass of champagne. “I have to admit I was scared.”
     
    Riley ran a hand over her cheek. “You don’t have to be scared anymore.”
     
    It wasn’t true, though. This wasn’t over as yet, not by a long shot. Raymond wasn’t the kind of man who admitted defeat so easily, and especially now when he was made a fool of, he wouldn’t just sit back and let it go. He would do his utmost to destroy them. But now Riley was ready. He would do whatever was necessary to protect the woman he loved.  
     
     
     

Chapter Three
     
    Back at Jason’s house, Riley breathed a sigh of relief. He wasn’t sure if they would make it, but now Tania was safe and they managed to get the papers. It was a double bonus, and he had to thank her and Jason for it. Without them, this scheme couldn’t have been a success.
     
    “Jason isn’t back yet,” Tania commented as they climbed up the stairs. “I hope Raymond doesn’t follow him here.”
     
    “Even if he does, Jason is clever enough to fool him. Once he’s inside this house, he’s safe.”
     
    “It was too easy,” she said.
     
    “Ah! Now you say it when all is over. Trust me, my heart was in my throat most of the time,” he admitted.
     
    “I was frightened, too. If that guy didn’t believe us…well, it ended with a good result and that’s all that matters.”
     
    They went inside the room and he closed the door. Riley took her in his arms without a moment’s notice. His lips claimed her. Frightened and scared wasn’t how he would’ve described his feelings. In Raymond’s house, he was petrified. If anything happened to Tania, he wouldn’t have forgiven himself. Now he could breathe easy knowing that no one would hurt them anymore. Once they handed over the papers to the police, there wasn’t much the gang could do to them.
     
    He pushed all thoughts from his mind as his lips roamed over hers. When her lips parted, he thrust his tongue in her mouth and tasted everything as if they were doing this for the first time. Like always, the desire that skidded and slipped through his veins was unstoppable. The need that burned through his gut had a life of its own, and he was now a prisoner of this primal urge, picking her up without breaking contact with her