Fighting Destiny (Forsaken Sinners MC; Book 2) (Forsaken Sinners MC Series) by Shelly Morgan

Author:Shelly Morgan [Morgan, Shelly]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-07-13T23:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 11

Toby

It’s after one in the morning by the time I’m heading back to Sara’s apartment. I hope she’s not sleeping yet. I feel like I haven’t touched her in years, when really, it was the night before her ex turned up.

After our talk this morning where she finally told me about what happened with her ex, she had to get downstairs to work and I had to get to the clubhouse so we could discuss our plan of action. I’m pissed at the fact that we have nothing on that motherfucker who tried to take my girl away from me, and even worse, we have no fucking idea where he’s at now. The only thing we do fucking know is this; he’s not back in New York, he hasn’t used his credit cards or his phone, and we’re pretty certain that he’s still in the area, but we can’t fucking find him. It’s frustrating as hell, and I can’t even go to the gym to work out my anger unless I take Sara with me, but of course I’d rather work out with her in a different way. Hence, I hope she’s not sleeping.

Parking in the back of the building, I get off my bike and notice that the prospect isn’t outside. Where the fuck is he? He should be right here, keeping watch and making sure that Rick doesn’t get anywhere near Sara. If anything happens to her on his watch, I’m personally going to kill him.

I walk quietly up the stairs, prepared for anything. I almost hope that fucker is here so I can kill him, but that would mean he would be near Sara, and that isn’t going to happen. Once I figure out where the prospect is, he’s going to be in a world of hurt.

When I reach for the doorknob, I hear laughter―male laughter. What the fuck? Swinging open the door, I stand in the doorway, confused, and a little pissed off by what I’m seeing.

The prospect is sitting at the kitchen table laughing at something and Dani is sitting beside him, smiling at him. Sara walks in a couple of seconds later, holding what looks like a platter of chicken wings in one hand and two beer bottles in the other.

They all turn to look at me, but when I make no move to walk further into the room or say anything, all of their smiles falter.

“H-hey, Toby. I didn’t know you were coming over tonight,” Sara says as she places the wings and beer on the table, then walks slowly over to me. I cross my arms and give her a soft look, then harden my stare as I look at the prospect.

I don’t say anything, just glare. Either people wither under my quiet glares, or they take it. I wonder which one the prospect will be. I can usually tell a person’s character by how they react to my glares.

The prospect actually surprises me; he doesn’t look away, but matches my stare, though his isn’t as tough.

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