Marrying an Asshole (Dirty Fuckers MC #3) by Sam Crescent

Author:Sam Crescent [Crescent, Sam]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Evernight Publishing
Published: 2016-10-02T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

James dropped Cora off at the school, and made his way toward Lucy’s home. It had been a hard night, knowing that Dane was back. Not only was Dane back but it had fucked with Ryan’s head. James wasn’t used to dealing with this kind of drama. The club didn’t have any drama because they stayed well clear of it. This was why he’d come to Greater Falls. After a young life of fighting, and being part of Ned Walker’s crew¸ he was done with everything else.

They didn’t do drugs, nor did they deal in guns. They were one hundred percent legit. They owned the diner, and the biggest risk they took was with the stock markets. They had investments all over the place, and intended to put as much faith in Greater Falls as their future.

The club meant everything to him. Cora was the love of his life. They didn’t need to get married for that love to actually mean something to him. His life, it was perfect, and now Dane was back, and he didn’t trust him.

Parking his car outside of Lucy’s home, James climbed out as Ryan opened the door. The boy/man before him looked sheepish, and scared.

“I’m sorry, James. I know you asked for me to be better, and I should have been better.”

James held his hand up. “No need to forgive. Your father turning up, that was a big deal, and I can see that.”

Ryan let out a breath. “I just, I don’t know. He told us he couldn’t deal, and he was sorry, but he was back now.” Tears filled Ryan’s eyes, and he looked away. “I just snapped.”

“Everyone snaps from time to time. Being a good man, a better man, it’s about being able to control that emotion.”

“I know, and I completely screwed up, didn’t I?”

“You screwed up your chance. When you go back to school next week, you’ve got no choice but to keep your head down, and to do whatever shit you need to do to graduate.”

“I will.”

A car pulling in on the driveway made James turn. There was Lucy. She looked pale and sad.

“Are you okay?” he asked, going to help her with the car.

“Yeah, I’m okay. Just a little tired.”

“How is Lewis doing?” In the past year Lucy had grown close to a rancher, Lewis Corn. The club had him checked out, and when he’d come back clean, they were more than happy for her. None of them had expected her to constantly wait for Dane. That wasn’t fair on her. Lucy was a beautiful woman who deserved a chance to find someone.

“I don’t know. I called him last night. Let him know that Dane was back. It seemed wrong, deceitful to, you know, let him find out from someone else.”

“I understand.”

“Has he left again?” Lucy asked.

He saw the hope in her eyes, and it made James mad as hell. Dane had run from his responsibilities, and that pissed him off. “No. He’s back at the club.”

“Oh.”

“We don’t need him, Mom.

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