"I can't believe I'm letting you take her away," Marcus said, his brows pulled together as he stared at the stairs leading to her room.
"Thank you, sir," Hiro said quickly before he could change his mind. Marcus was unpredictable when it came to his daughter's safety. Angela was taking longer than usual to get ready, which was strange. If she had come out earlier, they would have left before Marcus got home.
"Don't thank me," Marcus replied sharply, lifting his left brow at him. Then his eyes shifted to the other brothers standing quietly. "You should thank my daughter. It's because she said yes that I'm letting you take her away."
"It's okay, brother," Bellezza said softly, trying to calm him. "They're your daughter's mates. Just like she's important to them, they're important to her."
"She's more important," Marcus said stubbornly. He refused to let anyone make his daughter feel less.
