Jagger: SRMC #1 by H.J. Marshall

Author:H.J. Marshall [Marshall, H.J.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: H.J. Marshall
Published: 2025-02-21T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 13

Jagger

Iwas driving way faster than I should, but I needed to get to my woman. If she was still my woman, but we’d cross that bridge after I figured out who mailed something bloody to her. Cheyenne and I had spoken at length over the last two weeks, and I’d divulged some of my issues, starting with my proclivity to destroy everything good in my life and ending with the horrible statements I made to Jackie the morning I left her.

She said time, honesty, and groveling may work, so I was just waiting for an opening. Now, I was kicking the fucking door open. Someone was sending subtle threats to Jackie, and I feared it was Blur and his merry band of assholes who were helping him. The Callahans had suggested that the men Cheyenne killed and injured last year during her escape were just part of Blur’s network.

It took more than a few people to take, hide, transport, and otherwise help dispose of women who they’d taken, so there had to be more out there. And if Blur and his men were able to get any information out of Nitro when they attacked him, then Jackie may have been on their radar. I didn’t believe Nitro would say anything, even if it meant saving his own life, but after the phone call from Jackie, all bets were off.

I was going to act first and investigate second when it came to her safety. Hearing her say she wasn’t a club lady was like a knife to my heart, and Cheyenne patted me on the shoulder, trying to ease my discomfort. Jackie wasn’t aware I was listening when she said that, but I feared she may believe the nonsense she was saying.

I’d fucked up, but she was it for me. Every day, I went out and tried to feed her horse, hoping to get the big animal to warm up to me, but she refused to take anything from me. I could leave it in her bucket, and she may or may not have eaten it after I left, then she huffed, stomped her foot, and lifted her tail into the air as she turned and trotted away from me. But I kept trying.

My phone chimed into the earpiece I’d shoved into my ear before I left, and when I pressed the speech text on my phone, the computer voice spoke the message into my ear.

Message from Animal. I’m at Jackie’s house and I believe she’s right. The box is bleeding, and I think we should take it as a warning. I have her secured.

“Fuck,” I roared into the wind as I pushed my bike a little harder, needing to get there now.

I was already doing one hundred twenty miles an hour on these two-lane backroads, and as much as I trusted my skills as a rider, I couldn’t say the same for others on the road. The snow had started and stopped three times already, and so far, the roads weren’t slick.

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