Nyx by Akeroyd Serena

Author:Akeroyd, Serena [Akeroyd, Serena]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-01-15T06:00:00+00:00

I was sore.

Oh, God, was I sore. But fuck, it felt so good that even as I clung to Nyx’s hips with my knees, I couldn’t regret it as the throb of the bike beneath me seemed to massage all my sore spots.

Deep inside, I felt like he’d touched a part of me that had never been touched, and while it kind of hurt, it also felt epic. Like… shit, almost like the first time I’d had sex and had stupidly felt as though I’d gone from being a girl to a woman, thanks to that one act.

Okay, so he hadn’t made a woman out of me, but Jesus, he’d done something.

Sure as hell, the next day, I’d be walking a little woodenly. Shit, I might even need help once we arrived and I had to get off the bike… the prospect of which had me wishing that the journey from the compound into West Orange was farther than it actually was, a fact I knew had to piss off the affluent county to no end because, as we drove toward the main town, we passed so many swank houses, it was unreal.

Even though I was a biker’s daughter, not a biker’s bitch, I had to admit I found that amusing.

I could imagine the original Satan’s Sinners had done that on purpose, snubbing their noses at society in the vicinity with joy in their hearts and malice in their minds.

To be honest, the bastards I’d met along the way who thought they owned the world because they were rich, made me quite pleased at the Sinners’ address.

It was pretty around here too. We were surrounded by green. Trees were everywhere, little copses of them separating estates and individual houses. Rolling fields lined the roads, and they weren’t just golf courses either.

I mean, I remembered the area. I’d lived here longer than I’d been away from it, but it was strange. Like, I remembered it as a kid, not as a woman. All my adult memories were based in Utah. And fuck, as we passed the green rolling hills, as we drove deeper into a town that I remembered in my bones, I realized how much I’d hated Utah.

Sure, you couldn’t say you hated a state, only a town, but the second I’d driven into it, I’d just wanted to go home. In a way, it wasn’t the state, just the fact that my mom had brought me there. Taken me and my brothers to another place, away from home and everything we knew just on a whim.

Of course, now I knew it wasn’t a whim. She’d gone somewhere my dad couldn’t get to her. Well, he could have if he’d given a shit, but he hadn’t, so she’d gone just far enough for him to leave us alone.

But it wasn’t him who I’d missed.

I’d missed the Old Ladies and the kids who were closer than friends, they were family.

And what sucked the most, and what had probably caused more of my shitty attitude than anything, barely any of them were still there.

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