Keeping Meg (Devil's Knights #6)
“Ethel pulled the tea out of the fridge and set it in front of me.
“I hate to break it to you, Ethel, but I think I need something a bit stronger than tea right now.”
“I wasn’t done yet, girl.” She walked over to the cabinet above the sink and pulled down a bottle of vodka. “Everything goes with vodka, right?”
“As of right now it does,” I smiled. She grabbed a tray of ice out of the freezer and two glasses from the cabinet. “Should I make one for Lo, or is he the reason you need a dr...ink?”
“He’s the reason, although it’s not his fault. One of the Assassins were just out on your sidewalk talking to Remy.”
“Oh no,” Ethel gasped. She set the glasses and ice on the table and sat down next to me. “What the heck did Lo do?”
“Nothing. He didn’t want to approach him. We walked around the house and saw Remy talking to Big A.MoreLess
“I hate to break it to you, Ethel, but I think I need something a bit stronger than tea right now.”
“I wasn’t done yet, girl.” She walked over to the cabinet above the sink and pulled down a bottle of vodka. “Everything goes with vodka, right?”
“As of right now it does,” I smiled. She grabbed a tray of ice out of the freezer and two glasses from the cabinet. “Should I make one for Lo, or is he the reason you need a dr...ink?”
“He’s the reason, although it’s not his fault. One of the Assassins were just out on your sidewalk talking to Remy.”
“Oh no,” Ethel gasped. She set the glasses and ice on the table and sat down next to me. “What the heck did Lo do?”
“Nothing. He didn’t want to approach him. We walked around the house and saw Remy talking to Big A.MoreLess
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