chapter 47

"Yes, but it can’t get out at the moment. Now, don’t change the subject. What do you need?” “They’re kicking him out unless he’s a paying patient. They said they haven’t got the beds for a rogue,” she answers. “Bullshit. It’s only at half capacity,” Valen growls behind me. Jenny looks down. “It’s because he’s a rogue, Valen; no one helps rogues. You should have seen us getting this place running. We couldn’t even get a handyman in without blackmailing them,” I tell him, and he seems appalled at my words. Considering who his father is, at least he doesn’t seem to hold the same views of rogues. Well, at least not as strongly. “How much?” I ask her, knowing how hard she tried to get him in there. “$11,000,” she breathes before rubbing both hands down her face. “Use the funds. It’s what it’s for. When he gets out, he can come work at the hotel for a bit,” I tell her. That’s a big chunk out of the emergency rogue funds, not that anyone will complain—it’s what it’s for. “Don’t worry about it