Major was here because he was brainy as hell. Plus, the other guys trusted him implicitly—they couldn’t not when Major had been the one to stitch them up more times than most of the brothers could count. That kind of trust was nice for a councilor to have. It meant that if Major agreed with the way things were being run, the majority of the brothers would believe in him and would follow.
Jarvis had an eidetic memory that both Jackson and Cub had failed to take advantage of. Mars wasn’t so stupid. He’d promoted Jarvis, given him a harder role, and because of the man’s input, their runs were nearly always successful. Jarvis couldn’t plan against everything, but the way he viewed the local and state territory was invaluable. He was quiet, shy, and as a result, less liked, but Mars wanted him
