Prince of Fate (Lions of Pride Island book 2)
““Where’s Cain?” Brenna asked, sitting at the table with a yogurt and pulling off the top.
“Upstairs changing, I guess. He said he wanted to take you out today, now that the door is fixed.”
“Oh,” Brenna said. “Will you be okay here alone?”
“I’m old, not useless,” Bee snapped. When she saw Brenna’s face fall, her voice softened. “I’m sorry. I know you’ve been worried since Ox is gone. But I want to see you living your life, not worrying about me every moment of the day.”
“I can’t ...help it,” Brenna murmured. “You’ve given me everything. I want to give that back. To you and Ox. How can I just leave you here?”
“That man made sure there was a darn good deadbolt installed on our door, and you won’t be far. Honestly, it would do this old woman some good to live vicariously as you go out with that young hunk.”
Brenna rolled her eyes.MoreLess
“Upstairs changing, I guess. He said he wanted to take you out today, now that the door is fixed.”
“Oh,” Brenna said. “Will you be okay here alone?”
“I’m old, not useless,” Bee snapped. When she saw Brenna’s face fall, her voice softened. “I’m sorry. I know you’ve been worried since Ox is gone. But I want to see you living your life, not worrying about me every moment of the day.”
“I can’t ...help it,” Brenna murmured. “You’ve given me everything. I want to give that back. To you and Ox. How can I just leave you here?”
“That man made sure there was a darn good deadbolt installed on our door, and you won’t be far. Honestly, it would do this old woman some good to live vicariously as you go out with that young hunk.”
Brenna rolled her eyes.MoreLess
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