Redeeming 6 (Boys of Tommen, #4)

by Chloe Walsh

Dear Joseph, To know that I finally get to write this letter brings me both immense joy and sadness in equal measure. Joy, because I know that you are thriving and most importantly finally free of that horrible man, but great sorrow because it came with such a high price. I know you’re probably wondering about the money, so I won’t beat around the bush. When Granda passed away, he left you a few bob in his will, but with it came strict instructions to not hand it over to you until you were away from your father and out from under his roof. I suppose Granda knew as well as I did that you would give it to your mother, who, in turn, would give it to him. This money was meant for you, Joseph. Granda wanted to do this for you. For your future. And by God do you have a bright one ahead of you, sweet boy. I want you to take this money and look after your little family. I like her very much, Joseph. Don’t let her slip through your fingers. Trust old Nanny when I tell you that she’s a keeper. You’ll make a wonderful father and a devoted husband in time. I sleep well at night knowing that I have a grandson like you in the world. All my love, Nanny Murphy

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