Link (Dragon Riders MC Book 1) by Savannah Rylan

Author:Savannah Rylan [Rylan, Savannah]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Pink Empire Publishing
Published: 2020-06-09T23:00:00+00:00

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I sat on my bike with the guys surrounding me. We were three miles out from that fucking motel, and there were already patrolmen we had to get past. My men and I were in the shadows of the trees, timing the patrols. Watching out for them and wondering if we could get closer to this place before Skeleton was alerted to our presence.

“All right, guys. You know the drill,” I said.

Ash sighed. “I don’t think we’re getting much closer without them spotting us.”

Bowser piped up. “It might not be a bad thing for them to know we’re coming.”

Sly snickered. “Unless Skeleton gives the cue to open fire on us.”

I nodded. “Then, we make sure our guns aren’t visible as we ride up. We give them no indication that we are here for a fight.”

I looked around at my guys before we shifted our guns around. We tucked them beneath our leather jackets and slid knives and things into our back pockets. Then, with a nod of my head, we inched our bikes out of the woods. We rolled our tires onto the asphalt in between patrols, then revved our engines. One by one.

“At least he’ll hear us coming!” Ash exclaimed.

I grinned. “Good.”

I pushed off, and one by one the guys settled in behind me. With Ash immediately to my left and Bowser to my right, my men fell in stride behind me. We didn’t speed. We didn’t spin out our tires. We didn’t needlessly rev our engines. We didn’t do anything that signaled that we were trying to measure our dicks today. Because all I wanted right now was to uphold my promise to Joanna.

I wanted to get Hope the fuck out of that contract.

The first patrolman we found widened his eyes before he paused on the side of the road. His lips murmured as he talked into a radio on his shoulder, but I didn’t pay it any mind. Everyone was aware of us as we rode up. Every single patrolman, every single woman that was out for a walk, and every single hired hand the Jags had on their payroll. They all watched us as we pulled into the motel parking lot. They all watched us as we got off our bikes. They all watched us as we made our way inside.

Then, Skeleton stepped out into the lobby.

“Well, well, well,” he said.

I nodded. “Skeleton.”

He held out his arms. “Welcome to Bones Motel. But I take it you’re not here for my services.”

I licked my lips. “We’re actually here to speak with you about your services, yes.”

He quirked an eyebrow. “Oh?”

I snapped my fingers and all of my men whipped out their guns. They marched toward the front doors, aiming at all of the men who had their own weapons drawn. Skeleton’s eyes bulged as the girl at the front desk ducked beneath it. She shrieked, and doors slammed in the distance as my eyes stayed locked with Skeleton’s.

“What? No gun for you, too?” he asked.

I shrugged. “Only if you pull one.

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