Wrath: Satan's Fury MC: SG (Satan's Fury MC Second Generation Book 3) by L. Wilder

Author:L. Wilder [Wilder, L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2023-06-19T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 14

Mia

“You know, it’s funny.” I stood over to Wrath’s side, watching intently as he opened the lid and carefully flipped the steak one last time. “We basically grew up together, but there’s so much we don’t know about each other. Like I had no idea you cooked.”

“First of all, cooking and grilling are two different things. I can grill a mean steak, but I’m not making any promises on the rest of the meal.”

“I’m sure everything will be great.”

“We’ll see soon enough.” He took the steaks off the grill, then placed them on a clean plate and started back inside. “And as far as not knowing stuff about each other, you’re right. There’s a lot about you I don’t know. Hell, I had no idea you were working with that photographer guy. I figured you were still in school or something.”

“Seriously?” I followed him into the kitchen as I told him, “I’ve been out of school for months.”

“I’ve had a lot going on. We both have.”

Wrath got to work on the vegetables. They weren’t anything out of the ordinary, just some roasted asparagus and a baked potato, but they smelled delicious. When it was ready, he plated our food and carried it over to the table. I sat down and smiled as I looked at the delicious meal he’d prepared. “I have to say, I’m impressed. This looks amazing.”

“Well, I hope it tastes as good as it looks.”

“Me, too, or you’re gonna have to break out the ketchup.”

“Not gonna happen.” He waited as I took a bite of steak, then asked, “Well?”

“It’s really good.”

“So, no need for any extra condiments?”

“No, it’s perfect.”

The room fell quiet as we both started to eat. I was in heaven. The food was amazing, and seeing that pleased look on his face had my heart skipping a beat. I was happy—happier than I’d been in ages, and that scared me a little. I had no idea how Wrath really felt about what was going on between us. I wanted to think it was a good sign that he’d invited me over, but I’d learned a long time ago not to put a lot of weight into signs.

I needed more than that.

We both did.

So, I continued eating my dinner and tried not to overthink things. It wasn’t easy with him sitting so close, but thankfully, I got a much-needed distraction.

I was just about to take a sip of my tea when I heard a cat meow. When I turned to look at the back door, I spotted a black kitten with a tiny white spot on the tip of his little nose. “Oh, my goodness. Who is that?”

“That is Shitstain... A stray that’s decided that he likes my back porch and my garbage can.”

“You cannot name this cat Shitstain.”

“I didn’t name him. He named himself when he strewed garbage all over my backyard.”

“You’re terrible.” I took a small piece of steak and carried it over the door. I dropped it at the cat’s feet as I told him, “He seems sweet.

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