FangShe had humiliated me, called me out in front of my men and that was something I couldn't forgive. How she had handled the Kelly situation was unforgivable. Yes, the girl had been stealing and Gypsy had every right to fire her on the spot, but to drop that bag full of stolen liquor at my feet? That had been uncalled for and it had sent a clear message.Gypsy thought she was the boss of me. Part of me admired her fighting spirit. A very small part. Not that I would ever tell anyone that. “Sorry, Prez, I tried to stop her.” Pope's face was flushed as he pushed open my office door.For a moment I had no clue what the hell was happening, and then Gypsy appeared. Her face was murderous, her tanned legs hidden under a layered dress that reminded me of what Darcie had turned up wearing a few times. It was the kind of dress that covered almost every inch of a woman and yet was somehow the most sexual thing in the world.“You changed your hair?” The blonde with multicoloured streaks w
Fang“Ok, let me get this straight?” Hansel leaned back in his chair, rocking it backwards on two legs as he surveyed me. “You fucked Gypsy?”The room was suddenly quiet, more than one head swivelled in our direction. I flashed my eyes at him. Why did he have to say it so loud? Not that I was embarrassed about what had happened between us. God knows it had been a long time coming. I just int particularly like the whole club knowing my business. I wanted to shush him, to tell him to keep his fucking voice down, but instead I nodded mutely. “What the hell were you thinking, Fang?” Hansel’s anger took me by surprise. My head snapped upwards to glare at him. Hansel carried on regardless. My temper had never put Hansel off from telling me how things were. Not even my role as his president did that. We had known each other too long. Had too many shared secrets for him to hold his tongue when he thought I had done something wrong. And I could tell by his face that he thought I had crossed
Gypsy“So you and Fang, hey?” Bobby, the Drunken Otter’s former bar manager and my newest recruit, flopped down into the chair opposite me, stretching his long legs out under the table. He had a bottle of whiskey and two glasses in his hands.Usually, I would have a problem with any member of staff helping themself to the liquor on my shelves, but after what had been the shift from hell, I was just glad he was there.As much as I hated to admit it, Bobby was a good fit for us. He knew the bar, was friendly with the regulars and was burly enough to deter even the most intoxicated asshat who thought they could smash up the place.For the most part anyway.That night had been a little different. It seemed it didn’t matter whether it was a town or city, drunk college boys were the absolute worst.My legs ached, my arm was bruised where one particularly persistent man child had grabbed at me and I was in need of a very large drink. I raised my eyes to him. “Me and Fang what?” Motioning wi
FangThere was blood dripping down my fingers. Hot, thick blood. It made a scorching line as it dripped across my hand and down my arm. Like acid.And just like acid, it burnt a mark on my soul.How many men had there been before the one before me? Honestly, I couldn’t remember. Too many over the years. Hell, there had been too many in the last few months. This was just the latest in a long line.A very long line.I was tired of it. The blood and the screaming. And with each man, we interrogated my soul grew a little bit darker. Soon there would be nothing left at all.“He's not going to tell us anything more.”The deep timbre of The Judge’s voice snapped me back to reality, my eyes lifted from the blood that had snaked past my wrist. He was right of course. The man in the chair in front of us was beyond speaking now. He had probably been too far gone for the last hour at least. And we had found out nothing. Just like with all the rest of them. Every single person I had asked had
FangWatching her from the road was stalkerish as all hell, I knew that but I just couldn't seem to help myself. I hadn’t rushed back from our pointless meeting with one of The Family’s cronies to be screamed at because I had woken her up. When I knocked on the door of the bar, I wanted her to be happy to see me. Because I had come back quicker just to see her. The interrogation might have been pointless but it had made me realise one thing. Gypsy was special. I might not have known what the future held but I sure as hell wanted her part of it at least to involve her.Unless of course, she told me to get lost.That was a real possibility.I had faced down gunmen, criminals out to take my life and yet this was the scariest thing I had ever had to do. I couldn’t seem to get my body to move off the bike and towards her door.The curtains in the apartment above the bar flicked open and I held my breath. She was awake. That meant I wasn’t about to wake her up and...A man came into v
Gypsy“These were on your doorstep.”I turned with my hair still dripping water from the shower into my eyes at Bobby's voice. He stood in my kitchen doorway, a half quizzical, half knowing expression on his face. His hands were full of flowers - sunflowers to be exact - one hand full of the stems, the other clutching their decapitated heads.Petals fell on the floor and with them so did any hope that I was free of the nightmare that had been following me for the last five years. It all came rushing back and with it - bile. Clamping a hand over my mouth, I ran before I upended my breakfast over the floor. Pushing past Bobby with my shoulder, I made it to the bathroom just in time, falling to my knees with such force that I knew it would leave bruises. I threw up until there was nothing left in my stomach. “Gypsy?” Bobby called from the other side of the hastily shut door. He sounded worried. I groaned, leaning back against the sink, and wiped my mouth with the back of my hand.“I'm
GypsyI had sworn Bobby to secrecy, but it still played on my mind. What would I do if he went blabbing to Fang or the other Sons? It was pretty clear that he thought I was crazy.After all, how many girls claimed they were legitimately being stalked by a dead ex? Just me, although there might have been a few locked up in a loony bin. Which was no doubt where he thought I belonged. And to make matters worse, none of my staff turned up. It was like one thing after another.“This all seems a little strange.” Bobby sidled up to my side, wiping down already clean glasses. There wasn't much else to do. The place was empty. Which was lucky seeing as I had no staff in.I let my eyes flicker around the room. Usually there were plenty of people in. In fact I hadn't had one quiet night since opening, yet the place was as empty as a graveyard.“What do you mean?”There was a moment of hesitation before Bobby spoke. “This is the only bar in town Gypsy. The. Only. One.”I stared at him dumbfou
FangOne second I was getting my dick sucked and the next the girl on her knees between my spread thighs was pushed away, almost taking my cock with her. I had half a second to cover myself with my hands before a small, warm hand rocked my head back.The slap stung but more because it came out of nowhere. “You son of a bitch.”I raised my eyes, my lips curving into a smile at the sight of Gypsy blustering in front of me. She really was spectacular in her anger. All pouty lips and tits. “Who let Sunflower in?” I wasn't angry, not really. But I was going to have words with whoever had let her through the gate. Strong words followed by my fist. And there was no way I was going to let her know just how happy I was to see her. Smiling up at her just seemed to make her angrier, and her arm came down again. That time it wasn’t a slap she was aiming at my face though, it was a fist, I caught it easily, my hand more than double the size of hers. “Something I can help you with?”“Let go of