Keeping 13 (Boys of Tommen, #2)

by Chloe Walsh

She was supposed to be the adult, the mother, the protector, not the eighteen-year-old boy whose shoulders that role had fallen onto.

I couldn’t help the one person who had never failed to help me.

“It’s hard to imagine something like that happening when it’s so beyond the scale of normal for you that it’s pretty much incomprehensible.”

“When you’re embarking on hell, it’s always good to have a buddy.”

Four months ago, I would have been grateful to curl up under my duvet and hide from the big bad world. But that was before Tommen. That was before Johnny.