Dead Bastard by Jenika Snow & Sam Crescent

Author:Jenika Snow & Sam Crescent [Snow, Jenika & Crescent, Sam]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Fiction, MC
Publisher: Crescent Snow Publishing
Published: 2015-06-14T04:00:00+00:00

“We’re getting new identities?” Daniella all but screeched at Shakes. They’d pulled up outside of a regular looking house. She figured it was one of his friends or something, but no. The guy who lived there was in fact a forger of fake identities.

“Yes.”

“No. You didn’t say anything like this. Is it really necessary?”

“It is necessary. Your father’s not going to stop looking for us. I don’t want to end up dead. We’ve got no choice,” he said.

She hated it, glancing up at the house. “It shouldn’t be this way.”

“I know that and so do you. We both know it shouldn’t be this hard, yet that’s exactly what it is.”

She ran her fingers through her hair. “If we’ve not got a choice then let’s go.” She opened her door and climbed out of the car. Her father could be gaining on them as they spoke. She wouldn’t be responsible for Shakes’ death.

Zeke couldn’t handle her falling in love or leaving, especially with an MC member.

They made their way up to the front porch. Shakes knocked, and he placed an arm around her shoulders.

A thin man with glasses opened the door.

“Sean, it’s me,” Shakes said.

“I know. Come on in, the kids and wife are in bed.” Sean opened the door wider, letting them inside.

Daniella rubbed her arms feeling a slight chill at what she was about to do.

“I’ve got everything ready. I just need your pictures. I can put the finishing touches then.” Sean led them down a long corridor toward the kitchen. There, he opened a door leading to the basement. It was like any other basement she’d ever seen, filled with lots of crap that no one wanted.

Sean took them to the back, behind a large steel shelf; he opened another door that was easily disguised.

“It’s going to cost you,” Sean said.

“I’ve got the money.” Shakes pulled money out of his pocket. The notes bundled up had her eyes going wide. There was easily over a thousand dollars in his hands.

“Good. I’ll make sure it’s my best work.”

“I don’t want any doubt with these identities, Sean.”

“It must be bad for you to need fake shit,” Sean said.

She was pulled in front of a camera, and Sean told her to smile like she would for any other driver’s license or identity cards.

After Shakes went through the same, she blew out a breath, leaning against the wall. Once Sean got to work, Shakes joined her, locking their fingers together.

“What is it?” he asked.

“Nothing. Are you going to tell me about what happened earlier?” She glanced at him out of the corner of her eye.

“I don’t know what you mean.”

“You do; you’re just keeping it to yourself.” She tried to pull away from him, but Shakes wasn’t letting her go. He held her hand a little tighter.

“I’ll tell you about it, just not here,” he said, nodding toward Sean.

She wouldn’t argue with him.

“You could have told me we’d need these identities.”

“I didn’t want you to be worried about it.”

“Why? Springing it on me didn’t exactly help.

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