“How can you be so sure?”
“Because I will make sure he doesn’t,” she promised. “But, you need to tell him what’s going on before someone in the club does.”
“I know.” I let out a huff. “Those guys are the worst gossips.”
“Amen, sister.” She gave me another squeeze. “Now, come down and get some dessert.”
I grinned. “You don’t have to tell me twice.”
We hauled our butts off the floor and headed downstairs.
* * *
Cash
“Why the hell are you so amped?” Archer asked, squeezing my shoulder as I dropped my ass onto a stool next to him at the bar. I’d been pacing the great room for about an hour while the officers met for church.
“Need to talk to Mack.”
“About…?”
“Yeah,” I confirmed.
“Fuck,” he hissed. “You sure?”
“Yeah, brother, I’m sure.”
“Razor!” Archer called, rapping his knuckles on the wood. “Dos tequilas. STAT.”
Just as Razor poured us each a shot, the meeting broke up and I heard my name called. Mack waved me over and Archer slapped my back. “I’m not leavin’ until you do.”
“Thanks, brother,” I said, taking my shot then following Mack down the hall to his office.
He closed the door behind me and waved to the chair facing his desk.
“Got a few things comin’ down the pike this week, so I need you to keep an eye on Teagan.”
I nodded as I took a seat. “I can do that, but I think before I commit to anything, I need to tell you something.”
Mack raised an eyebrow, lowering himself into his chair. “What do you need to tell me, Cash?”
I took a deep breath and ran my hands through my hair. “I’m in love with your daughter.”
“What do you mean you’re in love with my daughter?”
“I’m in love with her Mack.”
“What the fuck, Cash? We have been very clear about the Wolfpack.”
“I get it,” I said. “It’s not like we planned it, but as I’m sure you’re very aware, Teagan’s amazing and it just sort of happened.”
“And where does she stand in all this?”
“Teagan feels the same.”
“How long has this been going on?”
“Three months.”
