All Chapters of The Biker's Dark Secret: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Xavier’s Point of ViewStrangely enough, as soon as I walked out of the room to give Rei some privacy, Matt called me.“Hey, I need to talk to you about something important. Sam called me in a panic a few minutes ago and made me promise to call you,” my friend said.“Sure, what’s going on?” I asked, concerned.“Sam and Chloe were convinced that Lillianna would show up at your place after what happened at the restaurant last night. No one put up with her crap for once, and Alex even walked her to the door to make sure Lillianna left. She was pissed! So the girls decided to do a “stake out” and watch to see if Lillianna showed up at your place,” Matt explained.My hand tightened around my phone, and I tried not to panic. I knew there were enforcers from the Brzezinski family watching over us. Plus, I changed locks and updated my security system. There wasn’t a way for Lillianna to get into my apartment without me knowing. I’d fixed the window she used to sneak in the day the locks were c

Grace’s Point of ViewI walked back into the kitchen, and it looked like all four were waiting on the edges of their seats for my response. Salem definitely was, but that kid would also hang from the ceiling if he could find a way to do it safely. For a moment, I was tempted to tease them and pretend that Rei had not given permission for the kids to stay with Aamon and me for the next two days. But the kids had so much thrown at them in such a short time, and even I wasn’t that cruel. They were handling things a little too well. I think when reality hit them, it would hit hard.“Your mother gave permission for the three of you to stay with us for the next two nights. Go and pack your overnight bags now. Onyx, help your brother pack extra clothes because… well… it’s just better that way,” I sighed, while Onyx nodded sagely, and Salem looked confused.Salem found a way to get filthy in the most impossible ways. It was just the way he was. The kid seriously crashed headfirst through life

Rei’s Point of ViewTwo hours passed faster than I imagined, and we finally showered and dressed to return to my place. I helped Xavier change the sheets on his bed and secretly hoped Grace had done the same for me. My best friend also told me she had cleaned up my room and ensuite bathroom, so I had nothing to worry about. Aamon had come over to meet the kids and things had gone smoothly. I was looking forward to meeting him, too. Anyone that had captured my best friend’s heart must be pretty special.I was waiting for Grace's text and picture when an unknown text came. I didn’t open messages from people I didn’t recognize—not after I’d inadvertently gotten a nasty virus doing that on my laptop. I ignored it and waited for Grace or Shiloh to message me that they had arrived safely at Aamon’s home.As we left Xavier’s apartment, I had the weirdest feeling that we were being watched. I looked around but didn’t see anyone. Xavier looked at me concerned and asked if I was okay, and I resp

Xavier’s Point of ViewThey’d killed the cop. I knew them, and being in prison hadn’t changed them for the better. It had made them more careful and calculated. They were sure they could get away with it if they had fired shots. That meant Lillianna had reconnected with them, and if that was the case, I needed to get Rei away from here as fast as possible.I told her we were going to her house but taking an extended route. We weren’t. It wouldn’t be safe there. Not only did I need to worry about Lillianna, but now I had to worry about her AND my old crew. Never had I regretted more my association with them. Because now it had put Rei and her children in danger. I squeezed her hand and sped up, racing to the only spot I could think of that Rei would be safe.Grace had the kids, and they were with Aamon. No one would mess with the Brzezinski family. My “old friends” would have a death wish if they did. But they didn’t know that Rei was the granddaughter of Kazimierz Brzezinski. But they

Lillianna’s Point of ViewI rummaged through Rei's drawers, sifting through her belongings. She was a rather dull woman, except for her impressive collection of vibrators. That caught my attention and garnered my admiration. It seemed like a hidden side to her was just waiting to be revealed. Maybe the bathroom incident with Xavier wasn't just a one-time wild experience; maybe there was more to this seemingly ordinary woman than I had initially thought.As I looked at my reflection in the mirror, a scowl formed on my face. I could see that I was losing my edge, which was unacceptable. Rei had to be removed from the equation; she couldn't have what rightfully belonged to me. I refused to be swayed by trivial things like her ability to please herself. It was a skill that many women lacked, and they resigned themselves to never experiencing the satisfaction of an orgasm or discovering what truly brought their body pleasure. They were convinced that only a partner could fulfill them, which