Caught (Grave Diggers MC Book 2) by Michelle Woods

Author:Michelle Woods [Woods, Michelle]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-07-31T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter Twelve

Margo still wasn’t sure how she felt about Gunner being in a biker gang—no wait, club. He’d said they hated being referred to as a gang. Shaking her head, she stretched, feeling the slight pain in her lower back that let her know she’d been painting too much this week. She wasn’t any calmer after two days than she had been the other night when he’d let the cat out of the bag. Margo really wasn’t mad that he hadn’t told her from the beginning that he was a part of the Grave Diggers MC because what she knew about bikers was dark and damned scary. She wouldn’t have reacted well to the news and likely wouldn’t have gotten to know him if he’d told her about his involvement with the MC when they first met.

It was sad to think that she wouldn’t know how he liked his back scratched before he fell asleep at night, that he could make her laugh till her belly ached, or that he cleaned when he was stressed. The thought of those things was truly tragic. No, she couldn’t say she was upset he’d kept her in the dark over the past few months, mostly because she might just be falling in love with him. Glancing at the clock, she realized that she’d better get her ass in gear.

This morning she’d talked to him about giving him and his club a chance. He’d been glad and said he’d call her later. He hadn’t called, but he did send her a text that he was coming over at six tonight. Since it was five forty, she needed to get her head on straight. The reason she’d agreed to get to know his ‘family’ was because she realized after much thought, that she still trusted him more than she ever had any other man. It was odd how close she felt to him. It was like she’d known him all her life, even though she’d only spent a few months with him. She wasn’t sure that she could accept the club he ran with as part of her life, but because of the connection she had with him, she’d attempt it. Rubbing her face before she headed towards the bathroom she stuck the key under the doormat just in case he was early.

Her phone started ringing and she lifted it hoping it was Gunner, only to groan. Ugh, it was her mother. Helen had been making her crazy since the night she had to call her to come pick her up when she had the flat tire. She wanted Margo to go to some dinner she was hosting tonight and Margo was dead set against going. She didn’t want anything to do with one of her mother’s dinner parties. She wasn’t going—at least not in this lifetime—even guilt wasn’t enough to make her go. She ignored her phone waiting until it quit ringing to pick it up. Gunner would be over soon and she hadn’t showered yesterday so she was likely pretty rank.

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