Second Chance Love (Heaven Hill Book 6) Read Online Free PDF

she’s done,” Tyler assured her.
    “We’re gonna head out back,” Liam told her.
    “Have fun! There’s beer in the fridge on the porch.”
    Liam loved this woman; she was learning what to say and always knew when to make herself scarce. He leaned in and kissed her on the cheek before leading the men out back.
    “So what did you want to talk about?” Tyler asked as he walked over to the fridge and grabbed them all a cold one.
    Liam glanced back at the door to make sure that Denise was in fact gone before he took a cigarette out of his pack and lit it, inhaling deeply before speaking. “I got an anonymous tip the other day.”
    “What the fuck?” Rooster laughed. “Like Crime Stoppers?” He mentioned the local crime program that offered a reward in capturing local criminals.
    “Something like that.” Liam nodded. “They told me to watch the boys that Drew’s been hanging around with. Word has it, there’s some illegal shit going on with the football team.”
    Tyler shook his head. “Not Drew, man. I work out with him every day.” He refused to believe that the boy wasn’t on the up and up. He’d watched Drew put in long hours right along with him at the gym and run miles before anyone woke up for their day.
    “I’m not disputing that, but do you wonder that we all think so highly of him we’re willing to overlook that something is going on? He’s my son, but he has been a motherfucking jackass the past few weeks,” Liam argued.
    “Wait, were they talking drugs?” Rooster asked, taking a healthy swig of the beer that sat in front of him.
    “They didn’t come right and say it, but I think they were talking steroids,” Liam said quietly. He didn’t want Denise to hear and he sure as hell didn’t want Drew to hear. The last thing he wanted to do was accuse Drew of something he wasn’t doing, but at the same time he had the rest of the family to protect.
    “Steroids are class of drugs, not a type,” Rooster mumbled. He’d had some experience with them. They’d never been prevalent in Warren County, but that didn’t mean they weren’t starting to take hold. “More than likely what they’re talking about anabolic, and if they are being used, it’s not good. At all.”
    “Shit,” Tyler spat. “He knows better than to do that. I’m tellin’ you, little man ain’t doin’ it.”
    “He ain’t so little anymore,” Liam interrupted. “And that’s what worries me.”
    Tyler defended him again. “He’s workin’ out with me in the morning, and I don’t go soft on him by any means, and now he’s doing two-a-days. You ever think that maybe he’s hot after being out there all day and he’s naturally horny? He’s a fifteen-year-old boy.”
    “Mandy came to me the other day.” Liam swallowed roughly, hating to even choke out these words. “And told me that he’s been mean to her. Tell me that the boy in that room would be mean to her. They are twins and have been inseparable since the day I met them. I’ve never heard him raise his voice to her in anger, and before two weeks ago, I never heard him backtalk his mom the way he’s been doing. I had to jerk him out here and have a talk with him,” Liam explained. He looked between the two men he called friends. “If both of you think that I’m bein’ overly suspicious and critical, I need you to tell me. There’s no way in hell that I want to accuse him of something that he’s not doing.”
    Rooster couldn’t believe he was about to say this. He had just started working at the shop, but if there was one thing that would get him in with the guys, it would be making a sacrifice that they didn’t expect. “Get me in that school, working with the football team or on security detail. I’ll find out what’s going on,” he told him.
    “Wait, wasn’t that secretary sweet on you? What was her name? Stacey? I’m sure she could get you in if you go ask her,” Liam laughed.
    “Don’t remind me. She and I went out a few times. I