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“Positive,” I smiled, earning one in return as she pulled me in for a hug. “You look after the boys then. You’re in charge.”

“Dammit, Josie,” Lukas grumbled, making her laugh as she stepped back from me.

“If you boys think I don’t know you throw parties whenever I leave, you’re delusional.”

Lukas shut up, and she gave me a wink before heading upstairs to her room to get ready.

“You heard her,” I said as I put my hands on my hips.

“Aw, she thinks she’s in charge,” Jensen taunted, a shriek leaving me as he dipped down and tossed me over his shoulder to smack my ass.

“Just you wait until I get back on my feet,” I threatened, only making both of them laugh.

Jensen carried me up to his bedroom and dropped me back on the bed, and I couldn’t stay fake mad when Lukas curled up beside me to snuggle.

His fingers lifted to the necklace around my neck, a small smile on his face.

“I still can’t believe you’re mine.”

“I can’t believe you made Jensen blow you in front of the guys. It was fucking hot,” I grinned, cupping his cheek as his skin flushed lightly.

“I can’t believe I did that either.”

“Alpha Luke is hot when he’s bossy,” Jensen said over his shoulder as he grabbed the TV remote, coming back to lie down on my other side. “At least we know the guys are cool with it.”

“I don’t want to make a habit of it,” Lukas grumbled, burying his face in my neck.

I slid my arm around him and tangled our legs together, Jensen putting a movie on before spooning me.

It was nice just lying together, but my mind was loud today.

I needed to train, find Max, find Mom, and the weight of Slash being gone was so heavy.

To go after Max, I needed to find out where the fuck he was hiding, but if Skeeter couldn’t find him, how could I?

Skeeter

“How’d you sleep?” I asked Diesel as I wandered into the office at the Shed, and he gave me the side-eye. I knew he would have slept like shit, he always did on any type of holiday.

“I didn’t,” he grunted, rubbing his hands over his face.

“You should have stayed. You probably would’ve slept a little with company,” I stated, dropping down at my desk and switching the computer on. “Do you want distractions today, or to hang around the Shed?”

“I’m probably useless if shit goes south.”

“You hang out here today then. Paperwork,” I ordered, making him nod.

“Thanks. What are you doing today?”

“I need to move the bricks of coke, and Hunter texted to tell me to meet him today. Might do that this morning to get it out of the way,” I huffed, not understanding why the asshole wanted to see me. If he needed to talk, he could have called.

Pretty sure he was just wasting my day and trying to piss me off.

“What does he want?” Diesel asked with a yawn, and I shrugged.

“No fucking clue. Guess I’ll find out. Are you good here?”

“I’m good.”