Chapter ONE - Weebly

importance of what we fight for.”
Ethan wasn’t so certain, but he kept his doubts to
himself.
Adams extended a hand, which Ethan gripped.
“You have our gratitude, Mister Kaille. I wonder if you
wouldn’t reconsider joining our cause. You know now
that what happened the night of the twenty-sixth was
not what it appeared. We could use a man of your
talents and courage.”
“I’m a subject of the British Empire, Mister
Adams.”
“As am I, sir. But I also recognize that our
relationship with Parliament and the Crown cannot
continue as it has. Mark my word, matters will only get
worse.”
“Yes, I’m sure you’ll see to that.”
Otis bristled. Ethan thought Adams might, too. But
the man seemed unaffected by what Ethan had said.
“Our liberties are sacred. They’re a gift from God.
And if Grenville and King George refuse to recognize
this, I can hardly be blamed for holding them
accountable.” He pocketed his pistol. “In any case, you