KAYLEE
About damn time, I thought, even as I glared at Axel’s face. It was either that or my eyes would wander to the rest of him and appreciate the sight of the man in leather and boots.
Tonight, Axel looked so much like the man I had met on the train that it was messing with my thoughts and I didn’t appreciate it. I had already been confused about how I felt about his recent involvement.
The doctor had assured me Zeke would be fine and was being given the best treatment available, for which I was grateful. His temperature was already showing improvement and that allowed me to think about everything else.
Axel had paid someone to watch over me and my son for weeks. And now he was paying for our medical bills on top of everything else. Why? I couldn’t understand it. The gifts, the mo
