Quinlan: Foster’s Pride – Lion Shapeshifter Romance (Foster's Pride Book 3) by Kathi S. Barton

Author:Kathi S. Barton [Barton, Kathi S.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: World Castle Publishing, LLC
Published: 2021-05-07T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 5

They flirted from the time they left the house to when they arrived at the airport. It had started out that her dad was going to keep an eye on the house for them, but in the end, they’d gotten Cass to do it. Rogue sort of hated to leave her dad when he’d only just arrived, but he told her that if he was given a house to use on the beach, he’d have left her too. Laughing, he also told her he and Lexi were going to move closer to her and Lily.

“I’ve missed a great deal, and I’d like to make up for lost time.” She told him she thought them moving here would be a good start. “I’ve been talking to your sister a great deal too. She told me you had a long conversation with her.”

“Not so long. But over the course of the years. She just needed to step back and look at the whole picture.” Dad told her he was glad she’d done that. “I didn’t do it for you, Dad, but for her. I was afraid she’d get down the road, and it would be too late for her. She would be the one that carried the guilt. But I’m ever so happy the family is together again.”

The check came just as they were leaving for the airport. Calling her sister and telling her to get her ass over to her house brought her over, but she was spitting mad when she got there, telling Rogue that she was in the middle of making her first batch of jelly when she’d called. All Rogue did was hand her the large envelope the courier had brought. When she glared at her several times as she tore it open, Rogue couldn’t help but laugh at her.

“You’re so going to regret looking at me like this when you see what is in there.” Lily told her she doubted it. “All right. We’ll see.”

It was a good thing Quin had walked behind her when she pulled out the check. While she didn’t know how much it was, Rogue did know it was more than a million dollars. The money hadn’t been cashed in since Mark had died. When Lily was sat down on the chair, she asked her if this was a joke.

“You know me better than that. I’d never do anything so mean like that to you.” Lily handed the check to her. After looking at it, she handed it back. “This should be enough to keep you going until the trial is over, I think.”

“I should hope so. It’s for seven million dollars. Where the hell am I going to cash that size of a check? Do banks even have that much money?” She thought about it. “I wonder if I could have it all in ones. That way, I could have a nice bath in it.”

“You’d have so many papercuts you’d so regret that. But seriously, you need to get with Cass.

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