Eighty-Four
Jasper Jefferies
They’d kissed.
When Penelope was at school, I followed her at a distance. Part of being security was learning to stick close enough to see but not close enough to intrude on their personal lives. But this time, it had been different. First, Cadoc had punched Andrew Addington for the snide comment he’d made about Penelope. It had taken everything in my power not to let that asshole get the best of me and interfere on her behalf again. Or to break up the fight between him and Cadoc.
I wasn’t Cadoc’s guard anymore. I was Penelope’s. I could only interfere if Penelope were in danger, and Cadoc seemed to be taking care of the danger. Although that being said, I really needed to talk with my cousins about their so called gu
