All Chapters of Savage Sons MC Books 1-5: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Cyber“I don't have long.” Wearily, I took my seat at the table, eyeing my brothers each in turn as they turned their faces towards me. This wasn't church. This was just a set number of men who Fang trusted.I probably wouldn't have been one of them, but I was closer to Iris than any of the others, well, apart from Monster, and he was too much of a loose cannon to be involved. “You're going back to her then?”I shrugged. What kind of question was that? Of course I was going back. I wasn't going to let Iris out of my sight for long.“What have you found out?” Fang was straight down to business as always.“The kid that was found isn't Violet.” I couldn't help the sigh of relief that escaped my lips. Fang leant forward. “Monster filled us in last night when he came back here. You stayed the night with her, didn't you?”I shrugged again. “She needed someone.” Why did it feel like I was being interrogated? I wasn't on trial. “So, is Fang’s hunch right? Why is she really here?”Across t

CyberMaybe it was wrong of me. Maybe I was a damn selfish fool.I wanted to be close to her, even if she did end up being my enemy. I couldn't bring myself to push her away. Not when I had finally got her back. It was more than just lust, although there was plenty of that simmering between us. When it came to her, I felt the overwhelming urge to protect. It was a strange feeling for someone like me. I had gone through life caring as little as possible for the people who were in my life. Yes, I was loyal to my club brothers, and I had known Monster since we were both scrawny teenagers, so I was loyal to him as well. But Iris. I shouldn't have felt anything for her, especially once I knew she was up to something. But I just couldn't help myself.It wasn't even the fact that she was the mother of my kid. No, Iris had been the image of my ideal woman since the moment I had seen her picture flash up on the internet years ago. She had been different to the women I usually attracted. Swee

Cyber“How did Iris take it?” Monster stretched his back, and the noise was loud even on the busy street. Shooting him a look, I arched an eyebrow. What kind of dumb ass question was that? “How do you think she took it?” I shook my head, sometimes he really was all looks and no brain. “She was happy.”“Happy?” he repeated, a frown creasing his smooth face. “She was just happy? That kind of goes against everything I know about her.”“Ok, maybe happy doesn't quite cover it.” And it didn't. Iris had not been happy. She had been ecstatic, bouncing off the bed and throwing herself at me without any hesitation. Which had been nice. “I'm surprised she didn't want to come today.” Monster’s eyes searched my face. He had known me long enough to realise when I was hiding something. “You didn't tell her where you were going, did you?”Sometimes I hated how easily he could read me.“Why the hell didn't you…?”I didn't let him finish. “Because I don't want her to get her hopes up. It's just a lea

CyberThey looked peaceful.Violet's tiny form was wrapped in Iris’ arms and they were both snoring softly. Both of their faces were slack, their breathing slow and even. It made me smile to see them like that. When was the last time Iris had slept so soundly? Weeks I was guessing. Sure she had passed out in post-orgasmic bliss the day before, but I couldn't really count that. Looking at her, I couldn't help but see the girl I had first met. The bright-eyed young woman who had just turned twenty-one. The woman who had taken my breath away. And she still took it away. She was the same person she had been back then. The shell was harder, but her heart and soul were still as beautiful as they had been back then. Heart and soul? I blew out a breath, shaking my head softly. If any of my club brothers ever heard me say those words out loud they wouldn't let me hear the end of it. But I could think them because they were true. Iris was beautiful, but it had never been just her looks that

CyberThe difference in Iris was mind boggling. I thought I knew her, but I had no fucking clue. Iris was not the party girl of five years ago.She was a woman. A mom.And it made her even more beautiful to me. I couldn't keep my eyes away from her. I didn't even try to. She was everything I didn't know I wanted. And everything a man like me didn't deserve.“Having second thoughts?” Fang settled his bulk next to me, following my gaze. I couldn't read the look on his face. It was softer than I expected it to be. Fang wasn't exactly known for being warm and fuzzy. He hadn't got to the position of president by holding people's hands and telling them it would be ok. It made me wonder why he was doing it now. “No.” I continued to stare at Iris. She was clapping her hands wildly as Violet rode circles on the lawn on her little bike. The sight of my daughter in her little denim cut, with its tiny Little Legs badge should have made me smile, but I couldn't bring myself to feel anything at a