Chapter Fifty-Four

Willow

I had not been paying much attention to the males as they strategized, but I had put my two cents in where I had believed it was germane to the current point of discussion.

Moreover, I could not help infrequently targeting sly glances Theo’s way as the day progressed onward. His presence here perplexed me, though I did not particularly relish the thought of dredging up the last time I had seen him face to face, so I let my inner query go without any outward questioning as Ronnie and I engaged in our own conversation on the side.

When our chat grew stale, we turned our attention back to what the males were still embroiled in deliberating.

I had mixed sentiments initially when Reese had advocated for Jax to finally take me home, to where my roots had remained embedded deep within the rich topsoil of the Northern Province.