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 DECLANHAVE your eyes ever met someone’s across a crowded room? Have you ever looked into that person’s eyes, and somehow known you were theirs? That they were yours? I was fifteen when that happened to me. It wasn’t the first and only time it happened either. It kept on happening, only with the same guy. Over and over and over, it occurred. Our eyes would connect, and it was like the sun would peep out from behind the clouds on a dull day. I knew it sounded like nonsense, but it actually wasn’t. Every time my gaze was captured by Declan O’Donnelly’s, I knew we were meant to be together. That was what made things so awkward. I wasn’t his. He wasn’t mine. He was my best friend’s.
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AEOLA“YOU’RE SHITTING ME.” It wasn’t a question. It was a statement. A statement because I knew Brennan was joking. He had to be, didn’t he? Of course, there was massive concern over the fact that he was the one imparting this news to me. After all, Brennan rarely joked. It wasn’t that he was somber, it was that he saw the world a little differently. There was nothing wrong with that considering the world we lived in was a shower of shit, but still, he wasn’t easily amused. And he’d never laugh or joke about the fact that I had a son out there. A son I’d fathered with Aela O’Neill. My throat tightened at the memories of her. She’d been the one who got away. The one I’d loved. Who I’d let get away. At the
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DECLAN   “YOU’RE SHITTING ME.” It wasn’t a question. It was a statement. A statement because I knew Brennan was joking. He had to be, didn’t he? Of course, there was massive concern over the fact that he was the one imparting this news to me. After all, Brennan rarely joked. It wasn’t that he was somber, it was that he saw the world a little differently. There was nothing wrong with that considering the world we lived in was a shower of shit, but still, he wasn’t easily amused. And he’d never laugh or joke about the fact that I had a son out there. A son I’d fathered with Aela O’Neill. My throat tightened at the memories of her. She’d been the one who got away. The one I’d loved. Who I’d let
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AELA  BEFORE                 IN MY PLAID skirt with its box pleats, a crisp linen shirt, and a heavy jacket, I felt more than just stupid. I looked it too. My squeaky leather shoes had these tiny tassels on them, for God’s sake. Throw in the knee socks, and I looked like a character from some weird show. I wasn’t used to wearing a uniform. Back before Dad’s promotion, I’d just worn regular clothes at my regular school. Then I’d had to move to St. Mary’s Middle School for Girls, and we were now being shunted off to St. John’s High. St. Mary’s had been bad enough with its ankle-length skirts, but, and I knew this was horrendous, it hadn’t mattered at St
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AELA  NOW                 WHEN SEAMUS’S head popped up at the door opening, I grinned at him. He’d just turned fourteen, and while he was a precocious pain in my ass because he was a teenager, and he’d been overridden with hormones that made him a jerk, he was mine. I was proud of him. I mean, I’d known that before this whole shitstorm, but to be honest, I felt it even more so now. I’d done this. On my own. I’d not only helped give birth to this wonderful kid with zero support system, but he was smart, well-rounded, and a good boy. He worked hard, was conscientious,
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Working with Da meant being his fists. So far it was a miracle I’d avoided wet work, but it seemed like my time had come. Before the year was out, I knew I’d have my first kill under my belt— “Declan?” The soft voice, the whisper of my name, broke into my thoughts. Before I could get angry at having my space invaded, my private place that was free from the Irish Mob’s taint because no Westie would be caught dead here, I saw her. She was like an angel. A dark-haired one. Her face was petite, rounded at the chin with the tiniest little indent in the middle, and her cheeks were rosy with the cold. Her eyes were bright with expectation, and her smile was hesitant as she looked at me like she expected me not to know her. But I did. I knew her. I&
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AELA                “SEAMUS?” I called out, as I hauled a bag from my room and dumped it in the hall. The trouble with packing up all my stuff was that there was a lot of it. I mean, I knew that. I had to pack everything sporadically anyway when we moved, because we moved a lot. Intentionally. I never liked to stay in one place longer than necessary. Sometimes, I’d stay only long enough to do a course or to teach one. Sometimes, it was for as long as it took to craft a particular project. But Rhode Island? I’d gotten soft. I’d been stupid. Instead of changing scenery a few years ago, I’d stayed here because Seam
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 BRENNAN                SHE WAS CRYING, and the sound pissed me off. I’d always liked Aela. She was good people, strong, and exactly what my brother had needed in a woman. That bitch Deirdre had been all about the position, the posturing. The family name and the family wealth. I’d known she was a money-grubbing slut, had known she was tangled up with Declan for a reason even if, to this day, I had no idea why they were together because I’d seen Dec’s loathing for her every time she stood by his side. I was surprised the rest of the family hadn’t noticed that either, but sometimes I saw things that no one else did, so it didn’t come as that much of a shock. Whil
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Ha. More like surveilling her. I could see from the tension in Aela’s face, the rigidity of her posture, that she didn’t believe that either. She knew a pig always stank, and it didn’t matter if it looked like they were on your side or not—they never were. She did us proud as she demanded, “Why? What do you think I know?” Seamus, his gaze whipping between the two women, questioned, “Mom? What’s going on? Why is Caro here?” “She’s not here to babysit you, butt face,” Aela replied calmly, but her gaze was stony as she stared at Dunbar. “She worked her way in as a babysitter?” Conor hissed. “Well, that’s a new low.” He wasn’t wrong. “I’m here to help,” Dunbar insisted, her arms spreading wide with entreaty. &
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CONOR                IF I HAD any more programs running on my laptop, I figured the RAM on it would send it flying into outer space. It was already throbbing like a motherfucker on my lap, and I might as well have invited the Sahara to come and bake my balls. Did my brothers give a fuck, though, as they breathed down my neck, trying to get information out of me? A big fat fucking no. They didn’t give a crap about the fact I probably wouldn’t be able to have kids after this clusterfuck. And it wasn’t only my brothers’ fault that the future Mrs. Conor O’Donnelly was going to have to visit a sperm bank to get her some baby Conors. Nope, it w
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