LOGINI made a face, staring at the rest of the crew who were, for some fucking reason, sitting all in front of me like I did something.
Did someone see? They did, didn't they? Fucking hell. Doesn't matter. I'm not letting Decker go. No way in hell. “So…” I drawled, trying to flash my brightest smile at them. “How's the weather—?” “Stay silent, Remy Lou.” Not a full name. I'm alive. I'm free! The door opened, and Decker Kane walked in. He didn't look like I'd attempted to break his balls, but that's also probably because he barely showed any emotions to begin with. My father didn't seem to notice that he looked a little disheveled though. He turned his attention back to me, his eyes cold. He slid a file to me. “Did you know about this?” I raised an eyebrow and looked down. I opened it. I looked back up. “Why the fuck is Travis Benson with the President of the Serpents Club?” “That's his baby brother.” I blinked. Laughed. “That's cute. I know Travis. He's a pussy. A coward. No backbone. Baby brother of a president? He couldn't even pick which restaurant to eat at without having a full-blown panic attack.” “We didn't say he was a plant, Remy,” Wolf sounded sad. “He's just—” The sound of my father's hands banging on the table had me jolting as he snapped, “Why don't you ever fucking stay out of trouble?! For once in your entire life, why can't you just stay away from shit that could kill you?!” I snorted. “This was me staying away from shit that could kill me! I chose him even if I didn't fucking like him! I had to do missionary for months before he even knew there were other positions! I sacrificed my sex life for this!” Someone tried to muffle a laugh in the background, but Cole Calloway didn't seem to be in the mood. “You think I'm joking? You think this is funny? You know who the Serpents are, don't you?” I clenched my jaw. “Of course I know who the Serpents are. I'm not stupid, Daddy.” “Could've fooled me.” The words came from the asshole behind me. Something cracked inside my chest that made my vision go red at the edges. “You know what, Kane? You're right. I should have known. I should have done a background check on every person who was nice to me while I was pretending to be normal because your president wanted me to have a real life.” “Remy Lou—” “Fuck my vagina too for not having a beacon,” I cut in, glaring at Decker before facing my father. “I'm not sorry that I broke him in though. I'd do it again in a heartbeat if I must.” My father sighed. “That's the problem. Because Travis is in a coma and his brother, Blake—look, we've had territory disputes, but we agreed not to touch each other. This… this complicates things.” A… coma… My chest hummed for a second. Oh. Oh, I didn't… I didn't think that would… No. Fuck him. He deserved it. I hope he doesn't wake up. “So what? You want me to leave?” “Would have asked you to apologize, but you aren't good at that, are you?” I swear to God, Decker Kane, I will murder you in your sleep. “You are the beating heart of the Iron Clad Kings. Of my soul. You are… all I have after—” Cole's eyes softened. Only for a moment before he sighed. “It's why he and I had an agreement.” My blood turned cold. “What fucking agreement?” “The Serpents are involved in some… good businesses. It's relatively far more safe with them than here. Remy Lou, before you fucking say anything, listen—” “Over my dead body.” “Look, the only fucking reason you aren't excited about this engagement is because I'm telling you to be with Blake. To piss me off, you'd be with him anyway.” “I put his brother in a fucking coma!” “And he's a business man! We've talked about this. The last thing we need or want is this turning into a full-blown war that we are ill prepared for. Plus, Blake didn’t even ask for money. He agreed that this would satisfy him enough not to retaliate, and if you wanna join his club—” I stood up from my chair. “You know what? You win. I'm fucking leaving. I'm going back to my 'normal' life—” Hands suddenly pushed me down to the table, forcing both of my arms behind my back as something clamped over them. “You're gonna be staying with your sponsor in his cabin, and hopefully, he'll talk some sense into you before we meet Blake.” Cole Calloway said in front of me. I laughed, cranking my head so I could look at my side. “Expected this shit from my father but not from you, Kane. Not like my feelings matter, though, yeah? I'm just a fucking dumb slut without my own wants and desires.” The word tasted bitter in my mouth. But I said it anyway. Because it was easier to say it first than to hear someone else say it. The bastard handcuffed me and pulled me upwards. “You talk too much.” “And you're as bland as a fucking wall. We all have our things.” I faced my father. “My six months are still up. I'm gonna stay here and prove I belong here. If I do, then we're all good. And if I don't, then you can ship me off to whatever snake pit you've arranged for me. Deal?” I had no fucking plans on leaving this place ever. But what I did know was the moment Decker Kane realized how madly in love he was with me, he'd fight to the death to keep me. Six months. I had six months. Cole Calloway's jaw worked, then he said, “Don't fuck it up then.” I grinned. “Oh, I won't.” Let the games begin.The first day I met Vincent Benson, he was dressed in a suit and double breasted coat, my fathers dead body hanging over his shoulders as he threw him to the floor. His eyes were empty… but somehow, it was easy to see that he was trying to make them look kind. “I’m sorry for your loss.” I remembered how I couldn’t think. Couldn’t move. I was seventeen at the time. And still young to the club’s dynamic. We were never meant to stay in the town, never meant to linger. Just a few jobs here and there, and then we would leave immediately after. But Vincent walked to me and handed over a handkerchief. His voice was low and gentle. Charisma flowing out of him. “You don’t have to hold your tears. I am certain he meant something to you. He made a wrong deal with the wrong people.” The wrong people? What did the wrong people even mean? Wasn’t he the culprit? “I don’t kill anyone.” He said this as he stared at the compound. “You should stay here. Your presence keeps the other gangs quiet.
I pulled the shawl over my body, walking towards the one man that had barely spoken to me these last few days or picked up my calls shamelessly. Because that was what this was. Shameless. Decker Joseph Kane stood by his bike, his black shirt fit tightly to his body. He was growing out his hair now and wearing fingerless gloves. He also looked far colder than I remembered him being. “Hey,”Hey? Hey? “You haven’t picked your calls.”Joseph— because that was the name he gave me when he pulled my husband’s body from mine and rushed me to the hospital— picked a helmet from his bike and slowly put it over my head. “I know. I saw.”I let him put it on before I said, “You saw?” I repeated, my voice muffled beneath the helmet. “You saw thirty-seven missed calls and thought, what— I’d just get the hint? Wolf doesn’t look okay. And Remy is gone. She obviously wouldn’t tell me and I called you—”“I told you. She’s not your responsibility. Stop worrying about her.” He said it as calmly as he alw
I hated the smell of hospitals. “Hey, Wolf?”“Remy.” He sounded weak, like he was tired. I licked my lower lip, trying to focus on anything but the smell of antiseptic and drugs. But hearing him this way was making me feel even worse. “Are you okay?”“Yeah…” I tilted my head, pressing the phone closer to my ear, looking outside the window. Couldn’t stand the sight of needles. Especially not now. “Have you eaten yet? No. Go get something from Samantha. I’ll be on the call waiting for you to get it. Go.”I heard him sigh through the speaker, that familiar exasperated sound that usually meant he was about to argue. But instead, there was just a beat of silence, then the soft shuffle of movement. “Fine. But you stay on the line.”“Not going anywhere, Wolf.”I listened to the distant sounds of him moving. Samantha's voice, faint and chipper, asking if what he wanted. I pressed my forehead against the cool glass of the window, watching the rain streak down the parking lot below. I’d been
“What do you mean Remy is gone? And you of all people let her leave. I’m supposed to believe that?” Buggy asked, looking far more serious than I’d ever seen him. “This isn’t because of that… thing you said, is it?”I looked at him, then at Slink and the woman standing behind him. Sasha. I didn’t like her much. She always looked close to smashing someone’s face in— mine included. One would think I would be comfortable with someone like Remy by now. “Why is she here?”Slink who was sitting down with his head in his phone looked up at me for a bit then said with a shrug. “She wanted to be.”I raised an eyebrow. “Are you guys a thing now or—?”“Can we all pretend to focus on the current situation? Thank you.” Buggy cut in, folding his arms. “Remy doesn’t have anyone else to go to. She doesn’t want anyone else except us. She wouldn’t leave us either… right? Slink. Back me up. Drop that phone down before I fart in your face.”Sasha scoffed. “As if he’d hate that.”Slink set his phone down.
When I woke up, she wasn’t there. How had I slept? I couldn’t even remember doing it. One moment, we were back at the penthouse and she laid in bed. I joined in drinking and working, then now…“Remy?” Distraction. That was what this was. A distraction. Because I closed my eyes and tried to act like I didn’t watch her ride the one man she’s supposed to stay away from. Because I’m a greedy bastard that wants to have something. “Remy!”My heart pounded so loud it sounded like thunder in my ears. “Where the fuck are you?!”Why would you come and suddenly leave? Why wouldn’t you tell me what was going on? Why are you doing this to me?!I hurried down the stairs, my head throbbing. I’d never moved so fast in my life as I hurried to pick up my car key before I heard a voice say, “What the fuck are you doing?”My head snapped to her voice. My chest heaved as I stared at her— Remy Calloway wearing my shirt that looked ridiculously large on her. Her hair was in a rough bun with paint splattere
75- Margot“Fuck.” My entire body bristled. I wasn’t sure what emotion it was but it made me feel unsettled. I looked at the dead body they had left behind and made a call. “Roman. I’ll send you my address. Come pick me up.”“Noted.”As time passed, I wondered if I had made a mistake. Should I have let him shoot Decker? Should I have let him do what he wanted to get from the beginning? Decker had a plan. To hurt or kill Vincent? Decker wouldn’t be able to survive the outrage of it. But if he could. If he—The sound of a car pulling up grabbed my attention. I looked at it, watching as Roman walked out before I threw the guns I had. “Decker Kane is back.”“The Reaper King.” He looked at the body on the floor and a pained expression came across his face. “He takes his time with them, doesn’t it? You never get hardworking men like this. Do you think he enjoys it?”“No. He doesn’t.” Anyone with eyes could see it. But Lucifer didn’t need to enjoy ruling Hell. He just did. “Is Vincent busy?
I looked much more like my father than I did my mom which wasn’t too disappointing especially since he was still a stud at fifty. Gray hair that made him like a silver fox in his prime. And those dark eyes that spelled trouble. Made sense why mom fell for him. Also made sense why I fell for Dec
Only half of my cock could go into Chrissy’s mouth. The other half stayed dry, unattended and sending me words of hate regarding one particular person. Remy wouldn’t have this problem. She’d take it all in even if she stops breathing all because she’s so tough. Remy wouldn’t look at me expectantl
Remy was light. And she made it far too fucking easy to pull and tug her every which way. She was quiet, thankfully as I pulled her into my cabin. I walked away, heading to my fridge. I took out a bottle of beer and chugged it, hearing her finally speak again, “Not gonna close the door? Afraid I’m
“Never seen anyone look this pretty to unclog a toilet before. You seen it before, Slink?” Buggy asked. Slink, the two timing bastard, leaned backwards into the cars. “Been in a rundown club with piss being sprayed in the air. Never a pretty woman going at it with shit.” I stopped my momentary







