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Roni gaped at Sterling. “That easy?”

“I might have broken his finger.” This he said with an apologetic glance at Chrome, who tipped his head to the side.

“Which finger?” the boss man asked in a curious tone.

Steele barked a laugh. “Let’s just say Morrow probably won’t be flipping anyone off for a while.”

Roni stared at him, speechless.

But then Sterling said something that made her heart lurch, her pulse thrum and her soul sing. “There’s someone upstairs, waiting to see you.”

“Some-some-someone?”

He grinned and kissed her forehead again. “Someone very special.” He handed her the custody papers. “And according to these, she’s all yours.”

And it was right then, in that moment, that she knew.

She loved him.

And she always would.

THE END

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Lithium’s Rescue

By Sabrina York

Dedication:

For Michelle Wilson and Pansy Parsons.

Lithium’s Rescue

By Sabrina York

He will save her…unless she saves him first.

Michelle Parsons is on the run. She has evidence of a plot that could destroy the country, but in order to stop her boss and his extremist cohorts from taking over the U.S. Senate, she needs to get the information into the right hands. Trouble is, her contact, the only man she trusts, has been neutralized. She’s all alone. No one can help her. No one, but Elite Metal Warriors.

It’s a shame then, that when Benedict Butler—Codename: Lithium—shows up to bring her in from the cold, she doesn’t know if she can trust him or not. And when their relationship evolves into something more…he’s not sure he can trust himself either.

She does something to him, changes him. Heals him, somehow. And in the end, it’s difficult to say who rescued whom.

Chapter One

Washington DC, 2300 hours

Michelle Parsons shivered as she perched on a metal chair on her balcony, staring out at the snow-dusted city, but it wasn’t a shiver of cold.

Her pulse thrummed in her temple, her chest clenched, her fingers, clutching her cell phone, ached.

Where was he? Why hadn’t he called?

Surely he should be here by now.

She glanced at the screen of her phone again. Nothing. Shit.