All Chapters of The Biker's Dark Secret: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Xavier's Point of ViewDon Brzezinski’s voice could be clearly heard on the other line. I’d had limited interaction with him, but each was etched into my mind. He was not one to cross. Why was Kazimierz Brzezinski calling Rei? Something must have happened.Before Rei could ask me, I grabbed my phone and called Grace. I knew she would answer if it were me. I would only call if there were concerns—we’d established that.Rei looked at me strangely as I dialled my phone frantically. I suppose I did look odd moving quickly to contact my girlfriend’s best friend. But I needed to make sure the kids were safe. I needed to know Lillianna wasn’t anywhere near them.Grace's voice was laced with amusement, but I could detect hints of worry in her tone. "Xavier, why are you calling me?"“The Don just called and left a very confusing voicemail message for Rei. Are the kids safe?” I asked."Don't be ridiculous, Xavier. This house is practically impenetrable. Aamon makes sure of that." Grace scoffed,

Shiloh’s Point of ViewAunt Grace had always been the calm and reliable one in our family, but now she appeared frazzled and fearful. Even her boyfriend, our uncle, seemed terrified. They were trying to hide their fear from us kids, but we were more perceptive than they realized. We could read their body language and hear the tension in their voices. Despite their attempts to shield us, Onyx, Salem, and I could sense that something was very wrong. We may have been young but we weren’t oblivious to the situation.My great-grandfather was shot and is currently hospitalized. We were on our way to meet him. Instead of riding in Aamon's vehicle, we were in a larger SUV with some intimidating men who seemed to be guards. At least, that's what we assumed, but none of us dared to ask. The tension in the vehicle was almost suffocating. Grace's eyes kept flicking towards Aamon as we raced towards the hospital. My brothers and I were squished onto the back seat while Grace sat in one of the seats

Xavier’s Point of ViewI parked as close as I could to the hospital’s entrance. Being on a motorcycle made it much easier to find a spot. We quickly dismounted and raced inside, entering the elevator and running down the hallway once we’d gotten to the floor Don Brzezinski’s room was on. There was a heavy police and enforcement presence as we raced down the hall, and I realized that they were present not only to keep the Brzezinski family safe but also to keep an eye out for Lillianna.Rei hadn’t said a word to me the entire time and refused to look me in the eye. I hoped she could hold it together in front of the kids and not lose it on Aamon and Grace before meeting her grandfather. Somehow, I knew without a doubt that Don Brzezinski was waiting for her. It was his granddaughter who he was waiting to say goodbye to.Salem's voice filled the hospital room as Rei hurriedly entered. Shiloh held onto her grandfather's hand while Onyx stood behind them, serious and focused. Salem had alre

Lillianna’s Point of ViewI ran until I couldn’t anymore and then found somewhere I could sit, out of sight, safely. Thankfully, I had thought to grab my bag and hang onto my gun as I fled. No one followed me. Which was surprising until I realized how much I had caught everyone off guard. They’d never expected me to be able to get rid of two of the Brzezinski family’s enforcers or take out the Don. Now that I had calmed myself down with all that running, I could think more clearly.I needed to stay one step ahead of them. Use the training I’d been given and my knowledge of the inner workings of the small-town mafia with global reach. They would expect me to go to the gang for protection. Not just them, but Emmanuel would as well. As much as I enjoyed my pleasure and pain experience with him and the boys, it wasn’t worth the risk I would take going to him for protection and a safe place to stay. It would be the first place that anyone would look for me.There was one place I could go th

Rei’s Point of View“I think … I think he’s left the building,” Salem said sadly.My youngest son slowly slid off the bed and didn’t run to me. Salem ran to Xavier, who picked him up gently and held him while my son sobbed in his arms.We all stood there, frozen, not quite sure what to do. The only one who seemed able to process and release any emotion was the youngest in the room, with a larger-than-life personality.My heart, which was already broken, shattered further. I didn’t think it was possible to hurt even more than I already was. I was tired of being so strong. I didn’t want to be strong anymore.I’ve got you. Be strong for the kids. Just for now, Rei. Let me give you the strength you need. I didn’t understand why I felt X’s presence so strongly now, but it enveloped me like a warm embrace, making me feel safe and secure. This feeling helped me resist the pull of despair that surrounded me. I knew I couldn’t explain it, but his presence was enough. Maybe I was going insane,