Wendy lived a peaceful life on the farm with Nero and her two sons. Yet, she couldn't shake off the feeling that they were living on borrowed time, escaping a past that was bound to catch up.

Her sons, Thomas and Abel, were coming of age. Thomas was bright and outgoing, while Abel was quiet and introspective. Both had an air of innocence, untouched by the harsh realities of their bloodline.

Thomas was an enthusiastic student, eager to learn and interact. Abel, on the other hand, was a loner, often getting into fights, his troubled past reflected in his actions.

Wendy and Nero worried for their sons, especially Abel. They knew they couldn't protect them forever from the secrets that lay buried in their family's past.

One night, Abel confronted Thomas about their father's history. Thomas was startled, having been kept in the dark all these years.

Hearing the confrontation, Wendy and Nero knew it was time to reveal the truth about their past and the legacy of the Sons of Anarchy.

In the dim light of the farmhouse, Wendy and Nero told the boys about their father, Jax, and the outlaw motorcycle club he led.

The revelation hit the boys hard. Abel was silent, while Thomas struggled to comprehend their family's violent history.

The morning after, Wendy and Nero watched their sons. There was an understanding between them, a shared fear for what the future might hold.

Abel seemed more withdrawn than usual, while Thomas appeared determined. The truth had changed them, setting them on a path they couldn't avoid.

In the end, the past of the Sons of Anarchy was not something they could escape. Wendy, Nero, Abel and Thomas realized that they had to confront it, together, as a family.

As they faced the uncertain future, Abel and Thomas knew they would have to navigate the same treacherous path their father did. The next generation of the Sons of Anarchy had arrived.