Ava
I laughed at what Tootsie said, shrugging it off.
“Sounds about right.”
Looking over at Mom, I gave her a smile.
“Mom, you gonna come? I could always use backup.”
Mom laughed.
I already knew Cloe was on board. She looked like she had no intention of missing whatever shitshow was about to happen.
“Oh, I wouldn’t miss it for anything in the world,” Mom answered.
That made me laugh.
“You already know I’m going,” Cloe spoke up.
I gave a nod.
“Let’s go,” Dad announced.
Our large group headed out of my parents’ house toward the club.
It felt strange walking across the compound again.
There was a time when I knew every inch of this place. Where everyone hung out. Which brothers were usually at the bar. Which Ol’ Ladies would be in the kitchen. Which corners were safe to hide in
