#NYGirl (Midwest Boys Series Book 4) by A.M. Brooks

Author:A.M. Brooks [Brooks, A.M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: A.M. Brooks
Published: 2021-10-05T18:30:00+00:00

Kai

We were too late. By the time our flight touched down in Minnesota, the storm had already arrived at our door. The house was destroyed, and Calvin was dead. We were left with the wreckage. Kelly felt responsible; she knew what Calvin was planning to do the minute he arrived in town with his family. He was there to die, to spare them and to wipe another threat off our board. In actuality, he wiped out two. With the Connely heads gone, and the loss of half of their men, the DeMucci family was backing off. Add in the dismantling of The Establishment and the crime family was now in hiding, convinced that Rogue would be after them next. With the Connelys gone, they seemed to care less about needing an heir as well.

Saylor and Mila both grieved for Calvin, but they also felt relief after what he had done to their family and the pain they all endured because of him. Ciaran was wound tightly; anytime Saylor even frowned, he was on guard. She held it together though. Which was good, because the destruction was city wide.

It was going to take months to clean up the house, let alone the entire city. My mom’s house had been spared and the majority of the buildings downtown were still standing. Matt was already calling in help. Erika was going to stay and help rebuild. Kelly was back and ready to help as well. It was like living in a parallel universe. If things hadn’t been so complicated when they were younger, this is what our team would have looked like. At least according to my mom anyways.

Overnight, the leaves changed and we were now a week away from leaving for bootcamp, which also meant the Saffrans were leaving to head back to New York. With all the chaos and being busy on the rebuild, I hardly had time to talk to Oaklynn. I felt like she was avoiding me too. I couldn’t go into fall like this. I couldn’t be away from her for months, not knowing where we stand. I always knew this conversation was bound to happen; I just wish the summer hadn’t gone how it did, and I could go back and change the way Oaklynn found out. My time with her has officially ran out.

Me: Can we talk before you leave? Please Oak.

The message sends and I wait to see that she reads it. An hour goes by before the three dots start dancing on the screen and I know she’s responding. I hold my breath, not sure at this point which way things will go.

Oaklynn: Sure. When?

Her lack of warmth doesn’t go unnoticed. I’ve never received a text from her this short. My head hangs down.

Me: Tonight?

She takes a few more minutes to respond, and for a second, I almost give up, staring at the screen.

Oaklynn: Ok

Me: I’ll pick you up at 8.

That did not go well. I can feel the iciness through the phone. I’m going to need something big to win her over tonight.

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