Duck (Rebel Wayfarers Mc book 8)
“Brenda’s voice was small and sad, breaking on the words. Last night they laid in bed, him talking for hours before falling asleep out of exhaustion. Each time he woke from his dreams, she was there, her presence in the room soothing and letting him rest. He was where he belonged, where he wanted to be. With her. Duck had slept most of the day away, too, rousing to eat food Brenda brought to him before collapsing back into the rest his body demanded.
Now it was nighttime again, and they lay ...side-by-side, his gaze trained on her face as he finally shared what Eli had confessed. Unshaven, the stubble on his jaw scratched against the pillowcase as he nodded. “He’d carried it for a while, Bee. Our boy trusted me, and I’m glad he did. Glad he trusted me enough to let it go, to let me help him bear it.”
“God, I hate Tommy more now than I thought possible,” she cried, rolling to her back and covering her face with both palms. “If he knew, then why wouldn’t he talk to me?MoreLess
Now it was nighttime again, and they lay ...side-by-side, his gaze trained on her face as he finally shared what Eli had confessed. Unshaven, the stubble on his jaw scratched against the pillowcase as he nodded. “He’d carried it for a while, Bee. Our boy trusted me, and I’m glad he did. Glad he trusted me enough to let it go, to let me help him bear it.”
“God, I hate Tommy more now than I thought possible,” she cried, rolling to her back and covering her face with both palms. “If he knew, then why wouldn’t he talk to me?MoreLess
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