Xavier Woods is a dark biker with a secret and an obsession with a woman he should not want but does. Rei Draven navigates the aftermath of an unexpected event, striving to rebuild her life. As a divorced mother of three, her world is shaken again when the man from her dreams appears and challenges her to embrace love. Can troubled soul Xavier mend Rei's shattered heart? What unfolds when love is presented unexpectedly? Will Rei take a leap of faith into love or run? Set in a small town, this is a love story between two destined individuals, the delicate balance of light and darkness, hope and despair, and the profound impact of love.
View MoreDon Brzezinski’s Point of ViewAs I savoured my coffee, I reclined in my chair and observed the young man before me, who professed his love for my granddaughter. X claimed that he was simply keeping me company until Rei could arrive to meet me. The coffee was good, and surprisingly, so was the conversation. X was a fascinating young man and, from what I could tell, a good match for my granddaughter. He told me they had been friends and then much more over the last ten years. X shared funny anecdotes of Rei’s life that I had not known otherwise, and I could tell from the sparkle in his eye as he spoke of her that my granddaughter was his world.Rei had never truly moved on from Greg Ravenscroft. That bastard wanted her for all the wrong reasons. I should have put my foot down and forbidden them to be married, but my granddaughter seemed so in love with the idiot. He did give her three beautiful, exceptional children, though. Shiloh, with her patience, keen observation, and gentle heart,
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
Rei’s Point of ViewThere have been numerous times in my life where I believed that I couldn't possibly be any angrier than I was at that moment. The first was when I discovered my ex-husband's infidelity. The second was when Greg made the decision to abandon me and our children, claiming we no longer fit into his life and he didn't love us anymore. But this... this consumed me with rage. I focused on taking deep breaths, attempting to reign in the intense anger that was ready to consume me.Xavier was handing me a helmet and gesturing for me to put it on. I wanted to throw it at him and run off. Scream, cry, rage at the insanity of my reality right now.Rei, listen to him. You are running out of time. If you don’t go to see your grandfather, you will never forgive yourself.X’s voice whispered in my head. But I was too angry. I didn’t care. How could they play with my life like this? With my children’s lives? How much of my life was a lie?Shiloh, Onyx and Salem are going to be there.
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,
Lillianna’s Point of ViewI snatched up my bag and bolted out the back door, not caring where I was heading as long as it was far away from Rei's house. The thought of staying there any longer made me feel like I had a target on my back. How could I have been so foolish? Don Brzezinski had already agreed to let me go with minimal consequences, but now I wouldn't even have that when they inevitably caught me. And they would catch me - Kazimierz Brzezinski's influence stretched wide, with eyes everywhere. Despite his dangerous reputation, he was revered by all. A small group had attempted to overthrow him after his son's death, but their fate served as a warning never to challenge him again. And now I had just killed the man.Don Brzezinski's Point of ViewI hadn’t anticipated that, but I should have. I had been too trusting, thinking that Lillianna felt some kind of loyalty to me. That mistake was clearly going to cost me my life. My men had raced into the house in a panic, horrified to
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
Xavier’s Point of View“I used to watch you. My friends called it stalking, and maybe it was. But when I met Lillianna, I didn't do it as much. She was a good distraction, but I still looked for you whenever I was out. The crush on you never really went away; it became an obsession in many ways.""I fell in with the wrong crowd. We made some bad choices, took things that didn't belong to us, and crossed paths with the wrong people. Eventually, we were caught. Because of my hacking skills, the government saw potential in me, so they offered me a deal: turn on my "friends" and work for them instead. And so, I did what I had to do to save myself while those guys ended up in jail for our crimes at the gas station,” I said.Rei remained silent, but her eyes held a new expression I couldn't quite decipher. It wasn't judgment or disdain but something else entirely, and not knowing what it was made me feel uneasy.This was the part I had been dreading. I needed to tell her about Lillianna.“Li
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 waited until they grew complacent, thinking that I would simply drink until I passed out. However, Marek and Andrei didn’t know me outside of work or the file they’d read on me. They didn’t know I could drink an entire bottle of alcohol with little to no effect. I had an unusal high tolerance level for hard liquor and could handle my drink more so than men twice my size.I swiftly took out the men parked outside, sent to watch me by the Brzezinski family. The terror in Andrei and Marek's eyes as they realized their fate was priceless. They never saw it coming as I moved with ruthless precision, taking them out one by one without hesitation or mercy. Fuck them for underestimating me. How dare they underestimate me.With great effort, I dragged Andrei and Marek’s lifeless bodies out of the vehicle, making sure no one saw me. After discreetly disposing of them, I hopped into their car with only a small bag. I knew I could never return to that apartment again.I
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