Katie shakes her head, giving Tara's hands a squeeze. "We won't let that happen," she says. She has no proof of it, no anchor for her decisiveness, but she means it all the same. There is no way in hell she's going to let children be kept from a fit and loving mother, not if she can help it, and she knows those boys love Tara. She doesn't know Jax, but she is certain that if he loves Tara half as much as she loves him, he won't even try, but if he does, she'll find a way to stop it. "He can't keep you from them. Legally, unless he can prove that you're harmful for them in some way, he can't do it."

She doesn't want to bring child protective services or anything like that into the equation if it can be helped, though. Tara has enough on her plate, and that would probably cause a rift that she clearly doesn't want. "You don't have to have another baby if you don't want to. And if that man loves you, he will love you no matter what you choose, no matter what you did. We forgive each other. That's part of love."