Redeeming 6 (Boys of Tommen, #4)

by Chloe Walsh

“You’re honestly trying to tell me that those two aren’t in love?” “I never said they weren’t in love.” Chuckling, she added, “Only that they’re not together.”

Not my monkeys, not my circus.

Only then did I turn around and jog back up the stairs, calling out, “Tadhg, Ols? Let’s go, lads. It’s time for school,” as I shifted into daddy mode and got the rest of my brood sorted.

My parents. Lying side by side. Even in death.

“That’s my job, remember?” I joked through my tears. “I’m the one saving 6.”

“Maybe someone has friends in the right places,” he offered, reaching across the table to cover my hand with his. “Maybe before they moved on, someone wanted to make sure his first love had a fighting chance with her first love.”