All Chapters of Savage Sons MC Books 1-5: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

CyberFuck.The feel of her clenching around my fingers, drawing me, was almost enough to make me go off like a rocket against my zipper. She had me so turned on, I felt like a teenager. By God, she felt good. My mind wandered. What would it be like to feel her clenching around my cock? How long would I actually last when I was finally in her body again? I wasn't sure whether I would be able to last long enough for her to cum before I exploded in her. I had waited too long. Years too long.And now the time had arrived, my own body threatened to ruin it all. Curling my fingers up inside her, I pressed down hard on the bundle of hidden nerves that so many men had a hard time finding. I had never had those problems. Pleasing a woman was something I was good at. Not that Iris was just any woman.She was my woman. Or at least, she would have been if things had been different. I shook the thought out of my mind. I needed to stay in the here and now.“Cyber.” The nails that had been scraping

IrisFree? That's what he had said. It was almost like Monster had thought I'd wanted this. That I had wanted Cyber’s death. It was never him that The Family was after. It had always been Fang. The almighty president of the Savage Sons. Why they had wanted him taken out, I didn't know. I hadn't dared to ask. How could I not do it? When it came to a choice of freedom for me and Violet, I had grabbed it with both hands. And I’d hated the Savage Sons, or more specifically one member of them.Cyber.The man I had been told had killed my dad. The man who drew me into his world of darkness and pain, and then left me there undefended. I jumped at the chance of hurting him. Even if it was through the club.Never in a million years had I expected to find a family of sorts with the enemy, and I sure as hell hadn't thought seeing him again would stir up all those old feelings.I hadn't expected to fall in love with him.Or for him to be innocent.The note slipped into Violet's coat the day Cy

IrisIt was almost like we had never been away. Almost.Maggie's house looked exactly the same as it had when we had left. The only difference was then it had been warm and now, as the cab pulled down her long drive, there was a steady sheet of rain falling from the low hanging grey clouds. “Maggie!” Violet’s excited squeal echoed around the confines of the back of the cab as we finally pulled to a stop. Smiling, I wiped my hand over the glass. Maggie stood at the bottom of the wide steps that lead up to her porch. Her wide smile put any doubts about my welcome at ease. The old lady looked good. There was no cane in sight.Violet squealed again, and throwing open the door, she launched herself into the rain. Her booted feet squelched as she sprinted around the car as fast as she could. I would have been mad if it wasn't so nice to see. Slower, I made my way from the back, clutching our small overnight bag in my hand. The rain that plastered my hair to my head felt good after so many

IrisI know people thought I was crazy for falling straight back into his arms, even Maggie had looked kind of shocked by the quickness of it. But Cyber had wanted And sometimes it surprised me too, but for me, it had always been Cyber.The bad boy who had pinged up on my laptop years ago. And turned my world upside down. He had sent me into a tailspin. For a time I lost control of my life. I had suffered, but it was always his face that kept me going. Even if for a time I had hated him.I wasn't spinning anymore. Being with Cyber grounded me. And I was happy for the first time in years. I was actually happy. Part of me believed still believed I didn’t deserve it, that maybe all of this was just a dream. When those moods hit all I had to do was look down at the ring on my finger, its diamond glistening and I knew I was loved.Not just loved but cherished. Pausing in the doorway of the bathroom, my hair still wet from the shower I stared at his sleeping form. “If your done ogling m

Gypsy“Oh, God, please no.” My words came out a muttered hiss as the engine that had been running fine for months started to splutter. The whole van lurched forward, jutting me from my seat. I wrapped my hands around the steering wheel and prayed. “Come on, baby, don't do this.”Another cough from the engine, and my eyes closed on their own. This couldn't be happening to me, not in the middle of nowhere. Hell, I hadn't even seen another car pass me in over forty minutes. If my pride and joy decided to break down there and then, I was going to be well and truly stranded. “Come on, just a few more miles. You can do it.” I knew how ridiculous I sounded talking to an inanimate object, but it wasn't like I had anyone else to talk to. Unless you counted Woofy, and he was asleep, as usual.That's all it would take, a few more miles. Twenty tops. And then I would be at the town I planned on calling home. It wasn't very far at all, but it might as well have been a million miles at that time