Savage: a Fighter Erotic Romance Novella by Elliott Christine

Author:Elliott, Christine [Elliott, Christine]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2014-06-15T23:00:00+00:00

MEN IN HATS

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The first thing I learned about Luke on the road was that he loved his bike like he loved his own mother. I swear I saw him groping it as we drove. If it was a woman, and if we were official, I would have been jealous as hell.

The second thing I learned was that, when Luke said he was going to get the hell out of there, he meant it. No sooner had my feet left the ground than we were tearing out of the parking lot and toward the highway at what seemed to be faster than the speed of light. My heart took off just as fast, lea

I clung to Luke’s chest for dear life, my backpack weighing me down and threatening to pull me back onto the highway and certain death. Every turn threw me like a ragdoll and ever hill made me sick to my stomach. I was sure we were going to die if he kept driving like that, though then again, we were going to die if he didn’t. I hated Catch-22s.

“You okay, darlin’?” he asked, the hint of a chuckle in his voice.

“I’m f-fine,” I said. I dug my fingers into his chest as we passed an oncoming tractor trailer, its massive cargo casting a shadow over us and threatening to crush us to bits.

“Never had speed like this before, huh?” he asked, no longer bothering to hide how amused he was by my panic. I gritted my teeth.

“Not the speed I’m worried about so much as your insistence on getting us killed.”

“It’s alright if you can’t handle it. You’re so young after all. And inexperienced. Maybe we can stop and give you a rest? Maybe find you a nice juice box?”

“Keep going and I swear to God I’ll puke on you.”

We roared past the state lines faster than I thought was possible, traversing Mississippi and Alabama at a break neck speed. We only stopped once or twice, and then only for a few minutes at the most. Luke was insane. He seemed like he never tired, never got hungry, never even blinked for a bit too long through the hours and hours of driving. Even as I was just about to fall off the bike with how absolutely wiped out I was, he kept on like had had just woken up minutes ago.

We stopped to get gas every once in a while, but only for a few moments.

Unfortunately, that was just long enough for them to find us.

The first time I saw one, I was stopping inside a gas station to buy us water. Luke had been driving for five straight hours without a moment of sleep or a bit of food, and I was sure he was going to collapse at any moment. As I handed the cashier my five dollars, I noticed him out of the corner of my eye, walking down one aisle that I was sure he had already walked down five times.

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