Satan's Sin: An MC Romance (Black Reapers MC Book 13) by Trent Jordan

Author:Trent Jordan [Jordan, Trent]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: TJ Creations
Published: 2021-05-19T16:00:00+00:00

Hailey

I was completely swept up in the moment, and with Satan having finally apologized for what happened to my sister, I made no apologies for what I was doing.

That, even more than opening up in an interview setting, was what I’d yearned to hear. That acknowledgment they’d fuck up. That admittance they would try and make things right.

It was a damn miracle.

And now, Satan could get what he—we—wanted. This was just the start. I was finally doing what Leigh had suggested all along; I’d just needed to find the guy that could throw me off my feet, and Satan was that guy.

Well, need to learn his real name at some point. I can’t say I hooked up with Satan with a straight face.

“Let’s get the fuck out of here,” Satan growled at the end of our kiss. “Or I’m going to take you in this booth right now.”

“OK,” I said, now completely in the thrall of Satan.

What a thing to be describing.

We hurried out of the lounge, barely taking care to adjust our clothes from pressing into each other, and hurried to his bike. The last ride had been a near-orgasmic experience, the kind of thing I knew I had resisted for good reason but was now fully confronted with embracing and accepting. He handed me a helmet, and though my body was shaking, everything was tingling with excitement.

Was I really fucking doing this? Was I really getting on Satan’s bike, riding home with him, and giving him what he wanted?

You got what you wanted.

And it was never the story, though that’s nice.

It was for him to admit fault for what happened to Melissa. And he finally did.

And the cloud’s been lifted.

“You know the drill, sexy,” he said as he hopped on the bike.

That, I certainly did. I wrapped my arms around his muscular body, spread my legs so I could sit on the bike comfortably, and leaned my chest into his. By this point, rational thought had begun to fade away. I was running less on “what should I do now?” and more on whatever emotion was compelling me.

And right now, I didn’t see Satan as the leader of the club that had bullied my sister. I didn’t see Satan as a big, mean, bad man that should be avoided. I didn’t even see Satan as the subject of one of my bigger journalism pieces, the one that might help put me on the map more.

I just saw him as a man.

And that explained so much of why, when out with Leigh, I had just felt so bored and so disinterested in the other guys around me. Even before I’d gotten to this point, being around Satan had made me realize that while there were plenty of guys, plenty of dudes, plenty of boys, there weren’t a lot of men.

At the risk of sounding like one of those Marlboro advertisements, Satan was a man because he didn’t apologize for what he did yet seemed to have a sense of ethics and honor behind him.

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