Owned By The Irish Mafia Boss
She says it so seriously that even I believe her, and I’m pretty sure he does too, judging by the brief flicker of fear that crosses his features.
“Understood.”
“Wonderful.” She redirects her attention back to the children. “Alright, kids. Let’s head back inside so the sun doesn’t melt your ice cream.”
The kids scatter toward the house, Ava herding them along. Throwing one last knowing look over her shoulder, she disappears behind the glass door.
And it’s just us again.
“Marry me.”
“What?”
“Marry me.”
“Aaron, we’re already married.”
“I know, but I want us to get married again. Our wedding wasn’t exactly the best, and our marriage hasn’t been either. We’ve been attacked, threatened, and most