SLOANE
Damon didn't argue. He just stared at me for a long moment. His dark eyes searched my face like he was trying to read between the lines of what I'd just requested. Trying to understand why I suddenly needed surveillance throughout the entire mansion.
I didn't know why I was feeling this insecure. This paranoid. But something in my gut screamed that my instincts were right. That watching Athena more carefully was necessary. That keeping eyes on every corner of this house might prevent something terrible from happening.
He kissed my head softly. His lips pressed against my hair with gentleness that made my chest tight.
"I'll have my men install cameras throughout the house," he said quietly. "Every room. Every hallway. Every entrance like you asked. That shouldn't be an issue at a
