Her CEO Stalker and Her Second Chance Mate (Adelaide) novel Chapter 237

Chapter 237

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I stepped out front to get some air, I wasn’t used to being around such a pleasant

group of people. Most of Divide were bluecollared men and soccer moms but they

were also all bikers, so I still fit in I guess in my own way. Nobody who didn’t get a

whiff of me wouldn’t think twice. I leaned against the front porch post and stared

out into the night. I heard the door open and close behind me. I didn’t need to sniff

the air to know who was there. I smiled to myself as she took the opposite post and

followed my gaze.

“It’s peaceful here,” I decided to do the awkward intro into conversation.

“It will be under Briar and Carter’s protection,” I corrected. “You girls will be safe

here,” I added. Out of my peripheral, I noticed her shoulders slump. At some point

we had to talk about this, the problem was I couldn’t even fathom what was

happening between us. After Alley, I didn’t think I could have feelings for anyone

else. Heck I had lived the last few years of my life rescuing random women from

one peril to the next. Briar had hit me like a ton of bricks, there was just something

about her that I admired. Inserting myself into her best friend’s life to harass the

bastard that harmed Briar, should have been nothing. The thing was Cricket had

grown on me to the point I’d make sure she had a guiding light for the days to

come. Then there was Misty who had somehow gotten her way into that place I

didn’t think would let anyone in again.

“When are you leaving?” she asked. Her big brown eyes looked up at me from her

five foot one stature as I met her gaze.

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Chapter 237

“Depends.”

“Depends on what?” she asked.

“When do you want me to leave?”

“What if I say I don’t want you too,” she said looking at me pointedly and waited

for my response.

I thought I would struggle with this response but it came out easy.

“Then I’ll stay, I would have been coming and going anyway. I can’t leave my girls

for too long,” I found myself saying but I agreed that it was true.

“Your girls?” Misty asked carefully.

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