CHAPTER THIRTEEN
I eyed Jack.
He eyed me.
I turned to eye Roger, watching him as he eyed both Jack and me.
We were standing away from each other in a portion of the woods with quite a number of similar trees, where Roger guessed we'd get at least one rabbit. We strained our ears; listening, waiting and watching for any sign of a small white animal with a fluffy whitetail.
It was funny. I had never actually seen Jack this serious about winning over something so silly. True, I also wanted to win the leadership title so that I could spite Jack, but it was just for fun. No other bad intentions.
None. At. All.
I heard a soft brush of the bushes and a soft smile curved at the edges of my lips. Roger heard it too and both of us exchanged wary glances.
At that moment, I kind of felt sorry
