Smoke and Mirrors: A Demented Sons MC Texas Novel by Kristine Allen

Author:Kristine Allen [Allen, Kristine]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: A Demented Sons Novel
Publisher: Demented Sons Publishing
Published: 2020-01-05T18:30:00+00:00

“Legacy”—Motionless In White

Watching her walk away did something crazy to me. It hurt. Bad.

Hurt in a way I hadn’t hurt in a long damn time.

Despite that, I sat there and didn’t go after her. Telling myself it was for the best wasn’t really helping.

“Now what’d you go and do?” Lisa stood next to the table with her hand on her hip. I’d been coming here for years and she’d never let me get by with any shit.

“Fucked up, I think.” I leaned against the back of the booth.

“Then why’d you let her walk away?”

“Good question.” I slid out, and she backed out of my space with the corner of her lips tipped up. With each step, I told myself I was a fool, but I kept going.

Barging out of the diner door, I looked both ways. Her blonde hair was nowhere to be seen. Digging out my wallet, I looked for the business card she’d given me. My phone rang before I could find it, so I answered and resumed digging.

“Yeah, Smoke here.”

“Prez, you need to get down to the hospital. It’s Check.” Without hesitation, I shoved my wallet back into my pocket and climbed on my bike.

“I’m on my way.” I hung up on Lock and roared off in the direction of the hospital Check was still at.

The trip was a blur, and I rushed up to his room in time to see the room filled with people and a flurry of organized chaos. My brothers were either standing in the hall or arriving shortly after me.

Lock looked ill, and the rest weren’t much better.

“What the hell happened?” I barked.

Lock had his hand held over his mouth, but he dropped it to fill me in. “I have no clue. One minute I was sitting there talking to him about anything I could think of, the next he was having a seizure and his alarms were going off. Then the nurses were running in. They asked me to step out, and I called you, then sent out a mass message.”

Styx might’ve been able to educate us, but he was sleeping for his last night shift that night.

When one of the nurses rushed out of the room, I snagged her. “Ma’am, I’m his brother. Can someone please tell me what’s going on?”

“I’ll have the doctor talk to you, I’ll be back.” She ran down the hall, through a door, then back with a handful of supplies, pushing past us without pausing.

A man that looked like he might be a doctor hurried down the hall and into the room, and still we had no answers. Tension was heavy in the air. None of us spoke.

Things seemed to calm down in the room, but I had a bad feeling from their movements. When someone said, “Call it,” my heart dropped. I couldn’t have heard correctly.

Finally, one of the men I assumed was a doctor came out. The look on his face had me shaking my head in denial.

“No,” I warned the guy as I pointed a finger at him.

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