CHAPTER FOURTEEN
At the Children’s Hospital on Tuesday, anticipation battled with frustration inside Brody. He followed an administrator down a hallway with brightly colored walls covered with whimsical images. He kept a smile on his face, even though he wanted to fire Jackson for not being more supportive of this visit.
“I get your concern.” Brody kept his voice low and his posture relaxed. “I understand what might happen.”
“Will happen.” Jackson punctuated each word.
Brody kept walking. Nothing would stop him. He’d been ignoring how the rented boots pinched his feet. He could do the same with Jackson.
Especially with Cara at his side. Jackson had told her to remain at the apartment, but she’d wanted to come to the hospital. Brody had forced the issue. With four bodyguards surroundin
