Gemma left early in the morning to get ready for the day and open the garage. Leila took the chance to make some coffee and clean things up before she washed her face and got ready. She slipped on a white v-neck t-shirt, distressed blue skinny jeans, a maroon blazer that matched her lipstick, and… Read More Poetic Justice – Chapter 21
Jax looked at Jury, giving the old man another hug before they started walking inside. He didn’t miss the glances of the girl he’d brought in. She’d followed him like a lovestruck puppy since they’d gotten there, but that wasn’t his problem. Leila was safe back home. She’d keep herself busy and he’d have someone… Read More Poetic Justice – Chapter 20
“We’ve taken every precaution to stay out of ATF’s crosshairs.” Clay addressed the table. “Heaton made a public announcement that he was off our case. We don’t know this guy’s here for us.” “Hale flagged Bluebird as our gun warehouse.” Jax spoke up. “He’s pissed off we made Unser crush the case and he called… Read More Poetic Justice – Chapter 19
“So” Jax began, walking into the kitchen and taking a seat at the counter while he watched her make their breakfast, wearing only his t-shirt. “You’re coming to my mom’s for dinner tonight right?” Leila smiled, turning to face him as she stirred the eggs in a small bowl. “I wouldn’t miss it for the… Read More Poetic Justice – Chapter 18
After a pep-talk with Clay, Jax found himself back at the hospital. He couldn’t bring himself to see the boy yet. No, he wasn’t going to get attached to a son that might not be his or even make it. But he did want to see Wendy. She needed help. This was some serious shit.… Read More Poetic Justice – Chapter 17
