CHAPTER 308

“Uh-huh.”

“Please?”

He gave in. He always did when it came to Keely. “Fine. You can stay one night. But if one thing is out of place in my house, or if I see any other person besides you in my home? I will tell everyone in the family and the whole damn county what I saw at Colt and Indy’s wedding reception.”

Keely gasped. “You wouldn’t!”

“Oh, I most definitely would. With absolute glee.” Cam flashed her a cocky grin. “So do we have a deal, little sis?”

“Yes, but I am entitled to point out you’re a lot meaner than my other brothers.”

“No, I’m just not buffaloed as easily as they are.”

Keely harrumphed and remained unusually quiet for the rest of the drive.

When Cam pulled up the driveway leading to his house, he experienced a sense of joy, a swell of pride, a feeling of peace. This place was the first thing he’d owned outright, finally obtaining the space, freedom and solitude he’d given up during his years in the army. He’d spent his adult years living in barracks or in tents with jus