Page 49 of Romancing the Omega

“You’re right,” Caden said. “He’s paying already, but if something can be done, we should do it.”

“What do you mean, he’s paying already? The company is struggling, but it’ll even out.”

“He’s lost you, Summer, Derek, and Lowell,” Caden said. “They all know what he did to Dean and any respect they had left for the man is long gone. Fawn stays with him, but only for the money. He knows that. He has nothing but money and his company. That may seem like a lot, but it’s really not.”

“Lowell doesn’t plan on even trying to get involved in the company,” Yeo said. “Derek started his landscaping company. I think you’re right. He’s lost his kids.”

“What’s the most important thing to you, angel?”

“Our family,” Yeo said with no hesitation. “You, Linc, Summer, Papa and my brothers, our friends, our pets.”

“Michael and Richard Cook have nothing. They have no family, no friends,” Caden said.

Yeo was silent for a moment. “They really don’t have anything.” He kissed Caden. “We have everything, don’t we?”

“Yes,” Caden said. “We don’t need a family company and a fortune. We could live in a desolate town and a broken house, but as long as we had each other, we’d be fine.”

“You’re right,” Yeo agreed. “I’m glad our town isn’t desolate, and our home isn’t broken, though.”

Caden laughed. “Me too.” He covered Yeo’s small baby bump with is hand. “I can’t wait until our daughter is born.”

“Me neither,” Yeo said. “Min soothed my baby fever a little bit, but I want our daughter.”

“Do you think Logan will be okay?”

“His boyfriend and his parents are really supportive. I think he’ll be just fine,” Yeo said. He thought of the young man. He’d left as soon as Min was born. The omega had not been interested in being a part of the baby boy’s life, but Yeo understood why. He hoped he would be able to heal with time.

Yeo thought about the look in Ray’s eyes when he watched Dean. “I think Michael Cook made some enemies this year. He isn’t an honest business man. I had to clean up a lot of his messes. I have a feeling, he’ll get what’s coming to him.”