Will Survive (The Devil's Outlaws Book 2) by Bethany Dawn

Author:Bethany Dawn [Dawn, Bethany]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Bethany Dawn
Published: 2023-01-06T16:00:00+00:00

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HUNTLEY

The next day, Finn takes me to my dad’s house on his bike. I tried to convince him to take one of his cars. It’s going to be hard enough to explain to my dad everything that happened that night at the frat house, but to also tell him that I’m dating a member of the Devil’s Outlaws? That is going to rock him. My dad isn’t a very traditional man, he just wants the best for me, and a criminal isn't that. But Finn and I… He’s it for me. I couldn't shake him even if I wanted to.

Finn cuts the bike's engine in the driveway of my childhood home. A modest two-story house; nothing really special, but it’s home. My dad keeps the house looking nice; repainting the white siding when it’s needed, keeping the lawn looking nice, and even taking care of the few potted plants he’s managed to not kill that sit on the steps to the porch. I climb off of the bike, followed by Finn. My distressed boyfriend jeans, white crop top, and black leather jacket match his light-washed jeans, soft black tee shirt, and leather cut. Taking one last deep breath, I lead him to the door, knocking a few times and then walking in.

“Daddy?” I yell into the house.

The living room on my left is empty, and the staircase in front of me is quiet. “In here, Princess,” my dad hollers from the kitchen on my right.

My hand is sweaty as I grab Finn’s and lead him into the kitchen. We walk by the small, round dining table sitting in front of the window and I see my dad standing behind the kitchen peninsula, placing a few pots on the counter.

At my arrival, he abandons the cookware and opens his arms for me. I walk right into them, always comforted by my dad. Finn and my dad have that in common. They both make me feel safe, but when I'm around my dad, I still feel like a little girl. Not because he treats me like I’m a child, but because of how he dotes on me when I'm around. I guess my dad and Finn are a lot alike in that regard. When my mom left, my dad took on every role to care for me. He was there when I got my first period, buying me pads and tampons. He was there for my first boyfriend and break up, taking me to the movies and letting me pick every kind of chocolate they had from concessions. He’s always been my best friend, my protector. Just not when it came to Ryan. That would have broken him, and I couldn't do that to him.

“Hi, daddy.” My voice is muffled by his big chest. His gray shirt smells like him, his soap mixed with the fresh scent of the outside and a hint of gasoline. My dad was always working on something on the weekends, mowing, trimming trees, watering the yard. We

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