LOGINI’ve never had such an overwhelming breakfast as this one. There are at least forty people in the kitchen, talking over one another, swearing, cursing, yelling. I’m not used to so much noise while eating, and I want to leave.
I also feel someone staring holes through me. It’s been like that since I first got here, and it's getting on my last nerve. I know who it is... I’ve caught him more than once. The handsome-as-hell, tall, dark biker.
Piercing brown eyes, dark brown hair, and a beard that’s absurdly attractive and suits him perfectly. His whole body is covered in black and grey tattoos, along with some piercings. He’s a feast for the eyes, but I don’t like the feeling of being stalked, thank you very much.
I finish my breakfast and get up from my seat. Instead of doing what I normally do, going to my room and spending most of my time there, I walk over to my “stalker.”
“Stop fucking looking at me.” I stand before him. God Almighty, he’s taller than I thought. I have to strain my neck just to see his face.
He looks at me with a strange expression, saying nothing. That pisses me off even more.
“If you have nothing to say, stop staring at me. Creeps me the fuck out.” With that, I walk away, ignoring everyone who’s now looking at me. I know what they’re thinking. I’ve heard them talk about the big guy. I think they said his name was Killer. Wonder where that name came from.
People mostly try to avoid him. Women just look at him, probably to use his image later when they’re alone or when they’re fucking someone else. He’s sex on a stick, so I can’t really blame them.
When I walk outside, I run into my brother, Devil.
“You look healthy,” I tell him after getting a good look at his face. He looks hungover as fuck.
“I feel healthy.” Grinning, I shake my head and step aside. I might be his sister, but I know I have to show respect toward the Prez. Devil gives me one final smile before walking into the kitchen.
As I make my way to my room, I see a couple of Souleaters in front of the stairs. I sigh. This was bound to happen sooner or later. I know this type of woman—I’ve seen them too many times in my short 22 years of life.
“What?” I stop two feet away from them, shove my hands in the pockets of my all-time favorite jacket, and plant my feet apart.
“You need to leave,” Bitch #1 tells me. They’ve been introduced to me, don’t get me wrong, but my brain has a habit of forgetting unimportant information. This girl is just a hole that learned how to talk and grew a brain. A small one, but it’s there… probably.
“I told you before that I don’t give a fuck what you say, didn’t I?” I remind her. God, I’m already bored. I need a hobby.
“We were here before you. You just walk in like your pussy’s made of gold because you’re the Prez’s little sister. Looking at us like we’re shit, even though you’re just jealous we can fuck the guys. Don’t act like you’re all that, skinny bitch.”
Uh, what?
“Body-shaming is the best you can come up with?” I raise an eyebrow and glance down at her body. She’s skinny too, with big boobs and a big ass. Probably fake, though. No one has a perfect pair of boobs like that.
“We’ve warned you enough. You’re not wanted here. No one’s saying anything because of the Prez and Chaos, but even they want you gone. Your mama threw you away for a reason. Get the hint,” Bitch #2 hisses.
“And here I am, still not giving a fuck. I think Devil has enough balls to tell me if he didn’t want me here. He doesn’t need your cock-sucking mouth to talk for him.”
I try to walk away, done with this dumb conversation, when Bitch #3 grabs me by the dreads, pulling me down the stairs. I manage to stay on my feet, but I’m off balance... physically and emotionally.
I don’t handle aggression toward me well. I lash out. In the corner of my eye, I see two more Souleaters approaching, probably thinking they can protect their slutty friends. Problem is, they don’t know me at all.
Bitch #1 tries to punch me, but I catch her fist and shove her against the wall. Bitch #2 goes for a knee kick, but I spin and high-kick her in the right boob. I hope it pops. That’d be hilarious.
Bitch #3 charges, and I hook her in the face. Satisfaction floods me when I hear the crunch of her nose breaking. She screams. I chuckle and hit her again, this time in the temple, knocking her out.
Bitch #2 recovers and charges at the same time as Bitch #1. Again, I see them coming. I grab Bitch #1’s hair, slam her head into the wall, then kick Bitch #2 in the stomach. She doubles over, gagging, giving me time to knock out Bitch #1 with another wall smash.
The two other Bitches freeze nearby, wide-eyed. They don’t move. Maybe they actually have a few brain cells. Who would’ve thought?
Bitch #1’s face is bloody and unrecognizable when I’m done. I turn to Bitch #2, half-sprawled on the floor, shaking and surrounded by her own vomit. Pathetic.
I stare at her a moment before kicking her in the side of the head. I’ve never been nice... no point starting now.
“What the hell?”
Oh, right. Other people live here.
I turn and see most of the brothers pouring out of the kitchen. Devil looks furious, but there’s pride and admiration in his eyes too.
“Just a question, big bro,” I say. “Do you always let bitches speak for you, or were they lying about you not wanting me here? I’m guessing the latter, but hey, you never know.”
I wipe the blood off my knuckles with my jeans and wait for his answer.
“Bitches were lying. I never even talk to them. I just fuck ’em,” Devil says. He’s not looking at me, though... he’s eyeing the unconscious women on the floor.
“They’re out. Tell them that when they wake the fuck up. I don’t have time for bitches causing drama like this.” The Souleaters nod and, with the help of a few prospects, drag the women away.
“I can handle it, you know. Don’t have to send pussy away.”
Devil looks at me, then throws his head back in a laugh. “Dear sister, they’re easy to replace. The brothers like new blood anyway. Don’t worry about their dicks.”
“Whatever you say.” I shrug and catch Killer watching me again. God, he pisses me off. It pisses me off more that he gets me hot and bothered when I don’t want him to.
I head upstairs to my room. I’m exhausted... I haven’t been sleeping lately. I lie down on the floor, needing the familiar chill of it against my skin, and curl into a ball.
Before long, I fall asleep, letting the exhaustion take me.
I can’t breathe, but I don’t care. I know I should feel pain, but I stopped feeling a long time ago.
Sir grunts. He’s on top of me. I should see his face, but I’m blind. My brain has blocked everything out again. I don’t feel my body. I’m not here.
I hope he kills me today. I hope he loses control.
But he doesn’t. He flips me over and ties my hands to the bedpost, arching my back, exposing everything.
“You make me do this. It’s because you’re so beautiful.”
Smack. The sound of leather striking skin. He’s whipping me with his belt. I don’t feel it.
“My sweet little doll. Only I can destroy you. Only I can take your beautiful, pure skin and ruin it. I’ll make you more beautiful. Only for me. Only, ever for me. You’re mine. No one else will want you. Only me.”
I don’t respond. I stopped talking a while ago.
Please, lose control. Kill me. Please.
The belt cracks again. And again. And again. I think I feel my blood dripping down my legs.
Kill me. Kill me. Kill me.
Black spots blur my vision. My body is shutting down. Yes, finally.
He stops. I feel him move closer.
“So beautiful, so pretty, so deceiving. You make me do this. It’s your fault.”
His hands wrap around my neck, choking me. He’s inside me again. I don’t feel him anymore. I don’t feel anything.
Kill me. Kill me. Kill me.
My brain shuts down from the lack of oxygen. The world turns darker. My body rocks from Sir’s thrusts. His breath is hot against my ear. I used to feel disgust—now I barely register the sound. I don’t care. I just want him to kill me.
I just want to sleep.
Sir jerks behind me. He’s coming, filling me with filth. His hands tighten around my neck. I hope, this time, I don’t wake up.
Knowing my luck, I probably will.
The night air still carried the smoky tang of grilled meat when Ash rolled his bike closer to the gate. The laughter and noise of the barbecue had faded into the background, replaced with the low rumble of the engine beneath him. Cordelia lingered near the compound’s steps, arms wrapped around herself as though warding off the evening chill. Her nerves hadn’t stopped buzzing since she’d walked in earlier, and now, with Ash offering her a ride home, the storm inside her chest refused to settle.“C’mon,” he said, voice casual, though his eyes lingered longer than he probably realized. “I’ll take you back.”Cordelia hesitated. Not because she didn’t want to—she did, more than she should—but because every second spent with him pulled her further into a world she wasn’t sure she could afford to want. Still, she nodded, slipping on the helmet he handed her and climbing onto the back of his big bike.The seat was high, wide, and unfamiliar, but the real problem was how close she had to sit.
Cordelia was now standing outside the Highway Demons’ compound gate, trying to breathe past the storm in her chest.The sound of laughter and music drifted from inside. The scent of grilled meat and smoke carried on the breeze, tugging her forward. She could hear engines cooling in the yard, the familiar ticking of metal after a ride.Her palms were sweaty around her bag strap.She reminded herself: smile. Keep your voice steady. Don’t let anyone guess.The heavy gate creaked open before she could knock. It was Ash.He leaned one shoulder against the frame, expression blank as always, but the tips of his ears were flushed crimson. She noticed it right away—just like Violet said.“Uh… hi,” Cordelia managed, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear.Ash gave a small nod. “You came.” His voice was gruff, but something softer flickered beneath it.“I—yeah. Violet invited me.”Almost like on cue, Violet’s voice cut through the yard. “Cordelia!” The woman came striding across the compound, K
The afternoon sun sat high over the open field just outside of the city limits, far enough from the MC’s usual stomping grounds that the scent of grease, booze, and asphalt had been replaced by grilled meat and freshly cut grass. The bikes were all lined up in a neat row behind the small cabin they’d rented for the day, chrome glinting under the sunlight like the teeth of wolves resting in the grass.The smell of barbecue smoke was everywhere, thick and mouth-watering, curling around the group as Killer flipped burgers over a grill big enough to roast a hog. Devil stood nearby, beer in hand, watching his brother-in-law with the kind of suspicious patience only he could pull off. The rest of the crew was scattered — some tossing a football, others lounging in camp chairs, and a couple working on setting up the music speakers.Ash was standing off to the side, sunglasses on, beer dangling from his fingers, pretending to be fully engaged in the conversation with Blade and Tank. He wasn’t
Cordelia closed the apartment door behind her, leaning her back against it for a moment. The air inside was still, faintly smelling of chamomile tea and laundry detergent—a stark contrast to the heady mix of leather, smoke, and gasoline that clung to her clothes from the Highway Demons compound.Her cheeks were still warm.She’d told herself the visit was just to check on Ash, to see the garage where he spent so much of his time which he told her right now. But she hadn’t counted on the way he’d looked at her, the way his voice had dipped, the weight of him standing so close she could feel his heat. The almost-kiss had left her both rattled and… wanting.Cordelia shook her head hard, tossing her bag onto the couch. “Get a grip,” she muttered, heading toward the kitchen. A glass of water would help—something cold to bring her back down from whatever strange, charged haze she’d been floating in all afternoon.She’d barely taken two sips when the sound hit her.A deep, throaty roar of an
The noise from the main room of the compound was muffled here—just a faint thrum of music and the occasional burst of laughter spilling down the hallway. The garage had its own atmosphere, thick with the scent of motor oil, metal, and gasoline. The concrete floor was streaked with years of work, and the walls held racks of gleaming tools in perfect order.Cordelia stood near the entrance, uncertain whether to step in or wait. Ash was crouched by a stripped-down Harley, his forearms taut and slicked with a faint sheen of sweat, grease smudging the back of his hand. His shirt clung to his back in places, riding up just enough when he shifted to show the defined cut of muscle at his waist.A little dangerous. A little untamed. And entirely distracting.He looked up when he sensed her presence, eyes narrowing in that way he had when focusing on someone, as though he saw more than you wanted him to. “Why are you here, Cordelia? You get lost?” His voice was warm but laced with a teasing ras
Cordelia double-checked the address on her phone. The little blue dot blinked stubbornly over a patch of road she almost swore led nowhere. But then, just past the turn, the sight hit her like a wall.Chrome glinted under the Nevada sun. Rows of motorcycles, each one gleaming or growling with personality, lined the front of a sprawling brick-and-steel building. Men moved between them like they owned the ground they walked on — broad-shouldered, leather-clad, the kind of presence that didn’t need words to command attention. Tattoos curled over their arms and necks, disappearing beneath black sleeves and cut vests, like living stories inked on muscle.Cordelia had grown up around ranchers and ranch hands, but this was… different. These men weren’t just big. They were massive. Predators in human skin.She clutched the strap of her medical bag tighter and reminded herself — she was here for a reason. One of the members had apparently taken a nasty fall, and the local clinic was short on h
Fuck me, she is fucking hot.It’s been three fucking days since that hot piece of ass walked through the club’s door, which means I’ve had a hard-on for three fucking days. And fuck, she just keeps getting hotter every time I see her. It’s pissing me the fuck off.Violet walks across the bar, and l
It’s kind of funny, seeing the supposedly scary man in front of me turn into a statue after I told him he was my big brother. Still, I keep my stone-cold mask on and glare at him.After a minute or so, he recovers and glares back.“I don’t have a sister.”Too bad he doesn’t sound very convinced by
Hard music fills the overcrowded, dimly lit clubhouse. My brothers are fucked up, like always... fucking women on tables, getting blowjobs, having threesomes on the floor, and doing lines of coke. I sit at the bar, watching the chaos from a distance.My Prez, Devil, sees me and takes the seat next
The cement floor I’m lying on is cold. I shiver and try to ignore the black spots forming in my vision. My whole body hurts, and I let out a small whimper. The welts on my legs are infected, and pus is dripping from them. I know I need a doctor, but Sir only calls one when the wounds are life-threa







