RuinMy bike pulled in behind the sleek silver sedan at almost the same time, you didn’t need to be a rocket scientist to know who the man driving it was.Avery’s husband.Ex-husband or soon to be, I reminded myself as I swung my leg over the bike. My eyes narrowing as I squinted into the car, all pretty futile with the darkly tinted windows. And somehow the fact I couldn't see him made me so angry it was a struggle not to drag him from the car just so I could see who had been sleeping next to Avery every night and bringing up my son for the last god knows how many years. Not that I could do any of that. But it was tempting. “Ruin.” Avery took a step out of the front door and froze as she caught sight of the car in front of me. The man who stepped out looked back over his shoulder and his clean-cut face broke into a wide grin. Like he was honest to god pleased to see me. “Hello, Ava.” His voice was deep, a rumbling of an accent making it thick although I couldn’t quite place it. I
Avery Sandra Briel…. the name echoed in my head. I knew that name. I knew it well. A scream ripped from my throat as I launched myself at my husband, my hands morphed into claws. I wanted to rip my nails down his face, gauge out his eyes with my fingers. Ruin was too slow to stop me, but only because no one expected me to go on the attack. They were all so used to timid Avery. But I wasn’t timid, I wasn’t beat and I most definitely wasn’t out. I would fight with everything I had for my son.I had barely touched him when strong arms caught me around the waist, lifting me bodily away and it was just as well. Deans closed fist missed my cheek by an inch as Wicked swung me away. It landed in Ruins hand with a sickening thump. And I knew that was all the excuse he needed. “Did you just try and hit her, you son of a bitch?” Spit flew from his mouth. “Did you try and punch my fucking old lady?”I struggled against Wickeds iron-like grip. Not because I wanted to save Dean from the beat d
Colton-ThenHow I kept from drooling I don’t know because she was damn drool-worthy. Every damn time she tried to take things further and I turned her down I doubted my own sanity.I had never been one to turn down good pussy before but there was just something about Ava that I just couldn’t get enough of. And I was afraid fucking her would put an end to our time together. I didn’t do relationships, I was a fuck them and leave them kind of guy. I just wasn’t sure I was quite ready to not see her every day.Although I knew that day was coming. And soon. I was being called back to the club. It wasn’t even like I could take her back with me. She wasn’t the kind of girl who had been brought up around the kind of men I classed as brothers. She was good and I was… well I was many things but good wasn’t one of them. As much as I wanted to keep her and have her ride at my back I couldn’t. Even if she was ok with my life I knew I couldn’t. I had responsibilities, ones I hated more than anyt
AveryI woke with the most glorious of aches between my legs. I felt like I had been thoroughly used. Thoroughly and obscenely used, I grinned. My hand reaching across the narrow mattress for him. After last night I was more than eager for round two.Or maybe it was round three. I had kind of lost track What with all the orgasms.My hand came up empty. The sheets that were tangled around me were empty. Empty and cold.Ruin wasn’t in bed with me. He hadn’t been in bed with me for a while.“Son of a bitch.” Humiliation heated my cheeks as I sat up, scrambling to find my discarded clothes where they had been strewn across the floor in our haste to get as naked as possible as quickly as possible.Had he left without a word because that’s what I had done all those years ago? Or was I just being paranoid? I knew it was more than likely the latter, I just couldn’t help it. My brain always went to the worst possible outcome. It was only then that I heard it. An incessant buzzing sound. My ph
Ruin“Hello?” Brown eyes lifted to mine and the first thing I noticed was how similar to Averys her eyes were. And it wasn’t just her eyes either. The brown hair, although shorter was the exact same shade. She was dressed casually, a baggy T-shirt over yoga pants. But it wasn’t her casual outfit or the fact that she looked so much like Avery that took me by surprise. It was the bewilderment on her face as she looked up at me. Like she was confused to see three huge bikers on her doorstep on a Sunday afternoon. “Can I help you?”“You’re Sandra Briel?” Uncertain I threw a glance behind me, meeting Wickeds puzzled expression with one of my own. If this was the wrong house, it would mean we had lost hours. Not only that but we would have traumatised the poor woman in front of us.“Yes…” Her eyes darted to Wicked and then skirted behind him to Truth who hovered by the bikes and her face paled. “Is there something wrong?”She wasn’t acting like I expected her to act. Why wasn’t she thro
Colton -Then“Get out of bed you lazy fuck.” I came too slowly, my eyes only popping open when a large hand slapped my naked ass. It wasn’t Ava’s hand. The realisation made me bolt upright in the bed, scrambling to pull the sheets up. Not to cover my modest, I didn’t give a fuck about that but to cover her.I doubted she would want to be ogled by a bunch of rowdy bikers who had no doubt just finished partying.The bed next to me was empty. The room wasn’t empty, it was full of my brothers mulling around stinking of liquor and weed. But Ava was nowhere. Absolutely fucking nowhere.My eyes drifted towards the door of the bathroom. I could hear water from behind the closed door and a sigh of relief left my lips as I headed towards it as naked as the day I was born.“Will you lots piss off and….” I was about to tell them I wanted more time with Ava when the door opened. It wasn’t Ava that walked out of the small bathroom though. It was my closest friend. Who since he had patched in w
RuinShe was gone, and she hadn’t even put up a fight. Her room was exactly the same as when I had left it. Her dirty clothes strewn across the floor. The bedsheets in disarray. Lifting the pillow to my face I sucked in a breath. It still smelt like her. How was it possible that she could be everywhere, like a damn ghost haunting the home of her childhood? And yet be nowhere at all.Avery was gone. The only thing that was out of place in the entire house was the bleeding old man I had left in a crumpled heap in the living room.Cutter. I had trusted him to keep her safe. Because I had known… I HAD KNOWN SHE WAS IN DANGER. I hadn’t known where it would could from but I should have followed my gut and stayed with her. My instincts had told me to, and they were rarely wrong. I always followed my instincts which was why I was sergeant at arms. A position I had been given on my own merit and not because my father was President. Everyone knew I was the real brains behind the Black Aces a
Avery“Here?” I couldn’t keep the scepticism from my voice as Dean pulled the car up in front of the most decrepit bar I had ever seen. It made Cooks look like an upscale wine bar.“Yeah.” My husband didn’t look at me, instead staring straight ahead, his hands gripping the steering wheel so tightly his knuckles were white.Was he nervous about seeing his crazy ass lover? Or was it something else? Either way, the stony way he was staring straight ahead was making the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.“Dean?” What the hell was wrong with him? Why wasn’t he moving, storming in there and getting Parker back from the bitch who took him? “Yes, Ava?” Finally, he flicked his eyes to me. But it was like he didn’t really see me. “Does she really want to meet you here, it looks like a biker bar but one that hasn’t been looked after for a long time.”“It used to be a biker bar I think, now….” He shook himself. “It doesn’t matter now. This is how you will get Parker back. Or do you need to