Chapter Twenty-Nine
“Nice girl. Cute woman,” Luc said. That was the only comment he’d made to Chase about Rose and Billy Jo from where he sat in the passenger side of Aaron’s four-door pickup. Chase was in back.
There had been only a moment’s debate about who was driving, considering Aaron had a need for control that exceeded Chase’s. There were times Aaron would become so quiet, and Chase understood some of the demons haunting him. He also knew his brother wasn’t interested in discussing or debating issues, and he definitely wasn’t about to share whatever was weighing on him. Driving controlled this aspect of the situation. Aaron couldn’t be swayed on anything and always had to be doing something.
“She is. They are,” Chase added when Luc didn’t turn back to him but instead slid on a pa
