a P

ted Grandpa to be the one to

fully expecting hi

nd gave a calm nod. "Yes, sir. It would be my

closed his eyes to rest. It seeme

s, I think Grandpa wants to kee

it was a relief. Having Grandpa there felt

his hand to m

ked. "

'" he said, his tone matter-of-fact. "I

ing nothing. Of course he didn't have a car. I reluctant

he instructed. "And get some sleep. You loo

walked away, leaving Zane

g in?" Zane asked,

ike it,"

mall, cramped, and filled with love. I cleared out the tiny room w

m and felt a pang of guilt.

e's a Rogue. He should be gra

hitting me like a physical blow. I fel

lept, but a sharp ringing

l foggy. Aiden stood there, holding

said, stepping as

eeping over our small, clean l

st room. "This is you. It's

h," he said

I'd left my phone in the living room. As I w

t looked more like an armored truck was pulling aw

screamed money and influence. It had been parked

niless Rogue doesn't get dropp

in our rundown building would know some

a lightning bolt: Th

Impossible. He had borrowe

. He had walked into the building empty-handed except for t

n his story woke

to demand an explanation. But I stopped when I

on th

I've already decided...