“I hope your campaign goes well,” I say abruptly, cutting the old man off. “As for me, I will be sure to donate to your opponent, whoever he might be. Now, I think it’s best we end this visit here. June needs to rest.”
When no one makes a move to leave, I get to my feet. Both Luke and Bridget look lost for words.
“You know,” Luke says, making one last stab at getting into my good graces, “having an attorney general for a father-in-law would serve you well, Kolya. I’m not unaware that there are a few rumored criminal investigations into your Bratva. If I were elected, I could make them go away.”
“If I need assistance in that regard, there are more reliable people I can turn to. You are not one of them. Nor will you ever be, at least until you start treating my wife with a little more res
