#Chapter108

“Your boy … Christian. He seems like a good guy.” Jake interjects, his eyes trained on his brother’s profile and adopting that infuriating Carrero unreadable mask. A brotherly trait, obviously. Jake kind of looks a little smug and I wonder what his game is, but at least he distracts me and draws my attention to him and gives my head some much-needed focus.

“He is … a really lovely guy, who does his best to take care of Jenny and I.” I smile with real affection in my tone, a topic that instantly relaxes me, and glad of not only a change but a reason to move back and...