Miller and Rogan
Honestly, I absolutely love Rogan, and at first, I wanted to hate Miller—but I just couldn’t. When we first met her, she made some bad decisions, and it was easy to judge her for them. But once I learned her reasoning and the fact that she truly had no other choice, it became impossible not to love her. She was dealt a raw hand from the very beginning. With a father who was in and out of her life, a mother who abandoned her at an early age and then passed away, Miller never really had a fair chance.
Rogan, on the other hand, made a difficult choice years ago—one that kept his friends free from a life he never wanted them to be part of. Now, as the leader of the very people he never wanted to lead, he’s convinced he can’t bring someone else into his dangerous world. But Miller, ever resilient, points out that she’s already a part of his life, whether he wants to admit it or not. Realizing she would be safer by his side than anywhere else, Rogan takes the opportunity to claim what was already his.
I absolutely loved their story. It was one I had been waiting for since we were first introduced to them in another one of Laylah’s series, and it did not disappoint. Their journey was emotional, intense, and worth every moment.