The guards looked uncomfortable. “Listen I'm sorry to drag you all into this. I can drop you off if you want, Kate, and Shelly, you didn't have to come. I already know you're still pissed at me.” “No, I wanted to come, and you're right, this time. I have been making excuses to Sam for the past six years and I won't do it anymore. I was furious the way he threw you across the air. No one will ever do that to my child. I'm sorry, Jaycee.” Kate said, grabbing her hand and holding on to it. Jaycee squeezed Kate's hand, then shrugged. “As I said, Kate, I'm used to it. I just don't want Sam or my children to have to grow up like that. The Council does a lot of good for everyone, but the men forget about their own families in the process and I just won't let that happen to mine. If it means giving up on my wedding, I will. My kids come first, and I won't let the Council mess up my life again.” It took Jaycee two hours, but they finally made it to the biggest mall around.
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