Keeley's Fight (The Protectors Series)

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beautiful and there’s nothing that two-faced bitch can say or do that will convince us otherwise,” Ty reassured her, hoping to get some sort of response from her. A look, a smile, anything really. But he got nothing. She didn’t even move.
    They just sat there for about ten minutes before they heard her take a deep breath, and then she stood up. Turning towards them, she gave them a blindingly beautiful smile and said, “Let’s go!” Hesitantly she grabbed their hands and pulled them towards the door of Bella’s. Looking at Nate he saw the same look reflected on his brothers face that he was sure was on his own. Confused hope.
    Walking into the store, she went back to the rack of jeans when they saw Kenny come from the back. “Oh goody, Keeley, come here and take a look at these clothes and see what you like,” Kenny said so enthusiastically that she practically danced over.
    “Uhhh, what just happened?” Ty asked Nate when the girls started grabbing clothes and going to the changing room.
    “No idea, but she’s smiling, so I don’t care. You think Bella figured out Veronica’s game?”
    “Of course I did. I may be old, but I’m not a fool,” Bella said walking up to them. “The girls are in the changing rooms?”
    “Yes,” they both replied smiling.
    “Good, here, I found this, and I think it would be stunning on Keeley for a perfect night on the town.” She held up a bright red halter dress that would hug her curves and flared out at the hips, and would go to about the tops of her knees. Next, she pulled out a pair of matching red sparkle peep-toe pumps with about a three inch heel. “Well, what do you think?”
    “I can’t wait to see her in it,” Ty said.
    After two hours of shopping, in which they had only grabbed three pairs of jeans, two pairs of sweatpants, five pant suits, four blouses, one pair of runners, one pair of ballet flats, and two pairs of pumps, plus the dress and pumps Bella had given them for her for a surprise, and some bra and panty sets they found while she was trying on clothes, they were on their way home. “How about pizza for dinner?” Ty asked.
    “Sounds good,” Nate replied.
    They looked back to Keeley for her answer, only to find she’d fallen asleep with her head leaning against the window.
    Half an hour later they pulled up in front of their house. It was an old Victorian-style home with a wrap-around porch and gazebo on the deck, on the left side, in the front. They had added a swing to it the year before that Ty just knew Keeley was going to love. The house was a light blue color, while the porch was white. It had shutters on all the windows except the big bay window upstairs in the master bedroom, and the one in the front room. They had a very open floor plan inside, because one day they hoped to have a large family. All the remodeling and decorating had been done with a family in mind.
    Ty grabbed all of her bags and went to open the front door, while Nate grabbed her from the back seat. Running up the stairs, he pulled the blankets down for her when Nate entered the room. Ty put her stuff in the walk-in closet while Nate deposited her on the bed and took off her shoes, so she’d sleep more comfortably. Stopping just to look at her, Ty felt at peace knowing this was right. That she belonged here with them. Leaving the room with the door slightly opened so she wouldn’t be scared if she woke up, they headed downstairs. After calling for pizza, Ty headed into the living room with a couple of beers. Handing one to Nate, he sat down on the leather couch and just enjoyed the quiet for a while.

Chapter 7
    S tartling herself awake, Keeley opened her eyes and took in her surroundings. She was laying on the comfiest bed she’d ever had the pleasure of sleeping in, her body just seemed to mold to it. It was frigging huge; had to be a king. It was an older four poster bed that looked like oak, but she wasn’t sure. Sitting up she looked around the room, and

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