"No," I admit, "But clearly you have," I snort. With that naughty, content look on his face, he definitely thought about what Jax's life would have been like, and something tells me that he thought that it wouldn't be as successful as it is now. Which is true. Jax had talent, but he did not have the right skills for the team. I taught him the right ones to succeed, and what I did, paid off for him.
Ridiculous, it's utterly ridiculous that I had to ask my boss if he could give Jax a chance, and what's even more ridiculous is that I actually did it. I dared to put my position on that team at risk for someone who didn't even actually love me.
"Of course I have," Ryder says with such certainty.
"And?" I press for details.
"And I think he would have been a very, very lonely person." He shru
