Comanche (Death Reapers MC Book 2)

Blue Bear Soap

He knew that it was all she could afford, but he wanted to punch that sucker ex-husband of hers for letting his ex-wife and children live in a box. Comanche was more determined now than ever that he wanted Jada and her boys to come to live with him. He had already started going through the lists of auctions and reo properties or Real estate owned property a term used for a property owned by a lender after an unsuccessful sale at a foreclosure auction. Comanche had a basic knowledge of Jada's dream house, they had discussed it one night in bed when he had disclosed that he worked in construction. He had only gotten bits and pieces from her because she decided that she wanted him to show her his tool belt, and the rest was history.

When Comanche walked in right in front of him was the living room and dining area. He wouldn't even call it a dining area, Jada took part of her living room and stuck a small dining room table against the wall. There was barely enough room for the couch, tv, and fish tank she had. Her two-bedroom house could fit into his one-bedroom condo, it was so tiny. 

"You need to wash your hands." 

Comanche was pulled out of the fog he was in by a little voice talking to him. When he looked down, he saw Jackson staring up at him, he could tell it was Jackson because Josiah had a small scar on his left cheek and Jackson didn't. 

"I apologize, Jackson, what was that." 

Jackson grabbed his hand and pulled him down a short hall. 

"You have to wash your hands or mommy won't let you eat." 

Comanche smiled and nodded, he walked into the only bathroom in the house. It had one sink, a bath and shower combo, and the toilet, it was cute but small.

He knew he had been a flipper too long when he started evaluating the cost of renovating a house Jada didn't even own. 

"Blue Bear Soap." 

Comanche looked to see Josiah standing next to his brother, except for the scar on Josiah's cheek they looked exactly alike. Josiah was pointing to a blue bottle shaped like a bear with a white pump on it that said blue bear soap. 

"I have to use the blue bear soap?" 

Both Jackson and Josiah nodded then ran back to the table to finish eating. Comanche washed his hands and dried them on a paper towel that was on a roll sitting on the toilet and walked back to the living room to sit down.