The Biker's Dirty Little Secret by Sam Crescent & Stacey Espino

Author:Sam Crescent & Stacey Espino [Crescent, Sam & Espino, Stacey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Evernight Publishing
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eight

“What’s your fucking problem?” Lord asked Brick that night.

“Don’t have one.”

“Could have fooled me. You look like you’ve just found out you’ve got a limp dick.”

“Fuck off.”

He lifted the binoculars to check the activity outside of Skull Nation. He and the rest of the guys had all done a drive by and confirmed for themselves it was up and running again.

Those fuckers. He didn’t know how they did it. Clearly, they had contacts that went a little deeper than the local hardware store.

“I don’t like this,” Brick said.

“Me neither.”

“Something doesn’t feel right.”

They weren’t in any danger, but considering a clubhouse had just been rebuilt, he would have expected a little more celebration going on. There was nothing. He didn’t understand it.

There was no joy. No happiness.

Why?

There wasn’t even a crowd of guys. Just a couple of bikes in the parking lot and a few of the men wearing the leather cut, marking it as theirs.

“Abort,” Lord said.

Brick glanced to the side as he pulled out his cell phone. He dialed each man, giving the alert.

“They know we’re out here,” Lord said.

He hung up on the last call. “The guys are heading back to the clubhouse. What do you want to do?” he asked.

“I want to stay a while, check it out.”

Brick gritted his teeth. Tonight, he was supposed to be taking Callie to the lake, but that was going to have to wait. Work always came first, and he wasn’t about to start changing the rules to suit her needs.

You want to be out there with her, fucking prick.

The truth was he wanted to spend as much time with Callie as possible, but now she wanted to know about the past and he had no interest in sharing anything about that. He’d learned long ago nothing good came from looking back. People thought it did, but it didn’t.

His life hadn’t been a picnic. It had been hard and painful. His mother was an abusive bitch who sought out even more abusive bastards to hurt him.

He’d gotten away, but it had taken him a long time to fight for himself. One of the many reasons he hit first, asked questions later. So long as he got the first punch in, he always came out a winner.

Callie wasn’t like that. He got that her past wasn’t as clean sailing as he first thought. Her own mother kicking her out of the trailer she was raised in was the first indication, then of course was the way she acted around violence.

Thinking about her mother, he made a note to go and visit the bitch. He was determined to make Callie’s life the best it could be.

No one was going to get in the way of that.

“You’re just going to be there silent?” Lord asked.

“What do you want me to say?”

“I’m waiting for you to tell me you’ve got a date.”

“Callie can wait.”

This made Lord chuckle. “Already fucking up.”

“Club business comes first,” Brick said.

Lord sighed. “Club business comes first, but you also need to learn to have a life, Brick.

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