Breaker’s Vow (Satan's Raiders MC Book 5) by Elizabeth Knox & Lena Bourne

Author:Elizabeth Knox & Lena Bourne [Knox, Elizabeth & Bourne, Lena]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Knox Publishing
Published: 2023-02-14T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER FOUR

Breaker

It’s been a week since the last time I saw Karamel. For the life of me, I haven’t been able to get this woman out of my head. Something about the way she moved her body was calling me to her, almost in a hypnotizing manner. I’ve given it a lot of thought and I think I’m going to head back over to Silhouette in a bit. It’s a busy night of the week and I’m certain she’s going to be working. I doubt she’d want to pass up the tips, and I have a slight inkling like if I show up she’s going to come right up to me.

She’s the flame and I’m a moth. I keep telling myself I only want her for sex, because I don’t want to trust any woman I get close to . . . but there is something about her. I’d call it a gut feeling. A big difference here is that I didn’t have a gut feeling with Celia at all. I was just a man blinded by love, wanting nothing more than to believe she was the perfect woman for me. In some ways she was, but when push came to shove she showed me her true colors. I stand by the fact I was one lucky son of a bitch that I found out before we had children. Killing her after that would’ve been difficult, but I still would’ve done it.

“You headin’ out or somethin’?” Sarge asks me, and I’ve had my eye on the door for a little while.

“Thinkin’ about it. What’s it to you?” I cross my arms and look right into my full patch’s eyes. If he wants to tag along, he’s more than welcome.

“Just wondering, Prez, damn.” Sarge cackles. “Why are you bein’ so aggressive?”

“I’m not being aggressive. You’re just perceiving it that way.” I’m really not trying to come off that way at all, but I’m not an idiot. Most of the things I do are going to be taken out of context. Hell, I was trying to see if Sarge wanted to go with me, but now I’ll just go by my damn self.

“Uh huh,” Sarge comments, still acting like I am. It’s not my duty to change how people perceive me, or to correct them if they’re wrong. It could be pretty damn simple if they just pay attention and don’t over analyze or overthink a situation. That’s the problem with most people these days. They’re constantly over analyzing or overthinking.

I slide off the barstool in the bar portion of our clubhouse. We have a bar that has daily hours and for the most part we make a good bit of money from it. The food isn’t the best, but it just has to be decent. We really make a lot of money by selling the drinks. Archer’s behind the bar manning the joint, and Sarge is sitting a few barstools away from me.

“Well, I’m out. I’ll see you two later,” I tell the two men as I walk toward the back of the bar.

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