A/N: Okay, so I have a couple of unfinished stories (SOA) that I've been trying to figure out how I was going to end because I have a few new ones that I haven't published yet. So after I re-read this story, I couldn't figure out what direction I wanted to head next. So, instead I've just decided to end it. So, here is the epilogue for this story. But don't worry I have others that I'm working on so I'll just keep them coming. Thanks to everyone that reads my stories. I appreciate all of the support.
Epilogue
Things finally settled down in the life of SAMCRO. The arthritis in Dad's hands continued to get worse. So by the time that I went into labor, he'd decided to step down. They'd voted Jax in as President. Opie had been voted in as VP (Donna wasn't happy about that one. In fact, it had caused her to leave Opie and the kids.). Hap had been voted in as the new SAA. Tig had been upset at first but then Jax explained to him that with the baby coming that he wanted to stay as safe as possible.
Jax worked hard to right some of the wrongs that my father had made with the club. The first being getting the club out of gun running. Jax had severed ties with the Irish. Obviously, they weren't happy about it, but he explained to them that a lot of the members had families and that they were willing to risk jail time anymore. Again they weren't happy.
It was the middle of March when I'd gone into labor. The guys had been in Nevada on a charity run. The contractions hit before my water broke. Thankfully, Fawn had been at the house. She'd gotten me in the car and then called Tara. Tara had called Jax. When we got to the hospital, Fawn called Dad and Gem. Gem and Fawn had been in the delivery room with me and Tara. I was so worried that Tig was going to miss this. But right as I was ready to start pushing he'd come rushing through the door. Just after midnight that night, our daughter had been born. Gracie Morrow Trager. I couldn't be happier.
Six weeks after Gracie was born, Tig had convinced me to let Dad and Gem keep Gracie for a couple of days while we went to the cabin. I was hesitant at first but I eventually gave in. We packed a couple day's worth of clothes in the bike and headed out. I'd been nervous to leave Gracie, but everyone convinced me that it'd be a good idea to get away for a couple of days. When Tig and I walked into the cabin I was shocked. There were rose petals everywhere.
"Tig? What's going on?" I asked him.
When I turned around he was holding a ring box. I immediately covered my mouth with my hands. "Jess, I never thought that I would find happiness outside of the club. But then, you were heartbroken and we became friends. That friendship led to love and the next thing I know, I've found my soulmate. You brought my girls home to me. You gave me another little girl to love. There's only one thing missing." He said.
I wiped the tears from my eyes. "What's that?" I said never taking my eyes off the box.
"Marry me. Be my wife and let me spend the rest of my life loving you and my three girls." He said.
"Yes. A thousand times, yes." I said, before I jumped into his arms.
Three months later, Tig and I were married out at the Reservation. It had been the second happiest day of my life. The first being the day that Gracie was born.
Jax and Tara had gotten married too. They also expanded their family. Tara giving birth to a beautiful baby boy, Thomas. I'd never seen her so happy.
Fawn had found out that she wasn't able to have kids. Her and Hap had taken the news hard at first but then they'd decided to be the fun Aunt and Uncle at the club. And they were content with that.
Juice and Macy had finally moved in together and they seemed to be happy.
Opie had eventually gotten over his split with Donna. Dawn had stepped up and helped him out with the kids, when his mom decided to bail (like usual). The whole thing made Tig nervous. It wasn't until Opie came and told him that he liked spending time with Dawn that he relaxed a little. Opie told that he didn't know if anything would come of it but that he wanted Tig's blessing to find out. By the time that Dawn graduated from college she'd told us that Opie had asked her to be his girlfriend.
If it was one thing that SAMCRO did well…it was keeping it in the family.