His Road Dog (Patches: Tarkio MC Book 1) by Debra Kayn

Author:Debra Kayn [Kayn, Debra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: organized crime, Crime, older man younger woman, age gap romance, may december romance, motorcycle club romance, Biker Romance, outlaws, dominating alpha, submissive heroine
Publisher: Debra Kayn
Published: 2020-05-29T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 21

Nicole

THE GAS GAUGE HIT THE halfway line. Nicole looked in the rearview mirror. Priest, plus six Tarkio members, followed her.

In five minutes, she'd pull off the highway and need to tell Priest she couldn't allow him to keep watching over her. She'd need to tell him goodbye.

Outsiders weren't allowed at the commune without prior approval, and everything had happened so fast, she hadn't had time to warn her parents she was coming home.

As it was, they wouldn't even know it was her arriving. She drove a small Honda that belonged to a Tarkio member named Slick, who she hadn't even met. It was a loaner car that had no end date. Priest had told her not to worry about returning the car. If it were needed, he or another member would come and pick it up. And she knew that wouldn't happen.

The whole deal left her sad. It was too final for her.

She'd wanted Priest to promise to see her again. While it was her idea to come home, it seemed far away from Missoula. They were two worlds apart, and once she was back at the commune, the chance of them seeing each other again was slim to none.

Last night at the motel room in Oregon where they'd spent the night, Priest hadn't even stayed with her. Instead, he chose to stay outside on the streets, scoping out the area, and making sure she was safe before they made the rest of the long trip.

The independence she'd clung to on her own was all falling away. Yesterday, she'd called Kristi and told her she was quitting, leaving her to contact her clients. The way she'd gone about leaving upset her stomach. She'd become friends with Kristi and Jason.

She respected Kristi as a friend and a boss. The way she left was unfair to everyone.

She looked behind her again, then put on her blinker. The time had come, and she had no idea if Priest would accept her reasons for going on the rest of the way by herself or not. He knew how she lived, but there was more to her family and her life on the commune.

Exiting the highway, she looked for the 'Park & Ride' lot that'd been there when she'd left home when she was eighteen years old. Grateful the area had remained unchanged; she pulled off into the gravel patch, came to a stop, and shut off the engine. Taking a deep breath, she got out of the car.

Priest led the others toward her. She soaked in the sight of him, riding his Harley. To everyone, he was formidable. To her, he was deep, passionate, and the picture of a leader. He wouldn't be president of a motorcycle club if he were anything less.

His gaze stayed on her, concerned, and questioning. Her eyes burned with unshed tears and lack of sleep, knowing she was going to disappoint him. He could even believe she was undermining his position by leaving because he'd sworn to protect her.

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