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jumped like I had screamed at him. Taking a step back, he dropped his hands to his si

lad had some

Any of the local kids would have known

hing." He mumbled, his che

the wall. "That's good you shoul

p backwards as I grinned at him. I knew what he saw. All six foot three of me, the beard, the tattoos. The leather cut I wore proudly acros

was just something about this kid. He looked stran

ut my m

mum hated it when I started riding but sometim

sn't like bikes." He stated matter of factly and I felt my smile disappear. Yeah, I bet his mum

you

ooked guilty. His eyes darting towards the street

ld." I nodded. "But if you are ever about and you see my bike, you come into the

little gentleman. "I really should be going now though

ht. A definite out of towner. "We

utes later. I should be heading home but I had business to discuss

was a local bar, owned by the club. Outsiders didn't come in here, a

in hushed whispers. and it sent

of the bar. I didn't bother with hello or ordering a d

direction for a second, and a pink t

d any other time I may have taken her up on her offer but

to be over so I could ..

ught. And he had a mug of coffee in f

nd the bar being as quiet as a gravey

ng on?" I a

turn to me. He just sat ther

o i

back and she br

t girly enthusiasm, and that dark hair I couldn't help but fist as I ploughed into her from behind. She had been some of the sweetest pussy I

as back, and

he bar, heading towards the exit wi

n talking to only a few minutes ago. That was Avery Waters'

searching for him. And it wa

d studs in her ears. She looked the same but

beautif

it second our eyes met. There was a moment of shock before she scho

t was what she was good at after al

was

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ace. "Avery, where is she staying?" There would be no way she would be staying at her old family h

to get a hotel or someth

even be bothered to ask her where she was staying. Not that I was surprised. He had kicked her out on her a

ad trained on me. "Your grandkid is called Parker." For some rea

e, there was a challenge in them. A ch

t now. Now he was nothing but the town drunk. The club did wha

loyalty. Of course, I was half to blame for that as well. But at least I had the go

do you

t? Why did I care? I didn't have a

at him. "You got a second chance wit

, and they weren't many of those around. Whi