LOGINJake
A fresh beer was placed on the table in front of him, and he took a deep swig, grateful for the moment to gather his thoughts. These men were so different. He felt at home, he felt like he fit in, just like he had with Rancid.
“He said you weren’t the type to prospect for us, but that you could still be of use to us. You’ll be seen as friendly, almost like a nomad to our chapter without wearing our colors. See this as your home, Wrath, and us as your family,” Bandit said.
Jake nodded his head, not trusting his voice not to betray the emotional rollercoaster he was on. He stood up and pulled the jacket on. It fit him perfectly. Something stirred inside him, and he knew he had found a home with these men. The weight of the leather felt good, and he smiled as he took it off and placed it back in the box.
“What do you need done, Bandit?”
Nitro gave Bandit a look and he chuckled. “Fuck, Nitro, we might as well throw him in the deep end.”
Jake glanced at Nitro as he shook his head. “Yeah, I mean, Rancid said he’s good people, and I think we should let him help if he wants to help.”
“Why do I get the feeling I’m going to be sorry I offered,” Jake said.
Bandit and Nitro burst out laughing. “We’ve got a house mouse here. She needs some stability, protection, whatever you want to call it. She got herself into some trouble with The Night Stalkers. She’s still young but if you can put her up for a time, we’d appreciate it.”
Nitro nodded his head. “She can’t stay at the clubhouse. Too many people in and out.”
“What the fuck is a house mouse?” Jake asked, and K-9 slapped a hand onto his shoulder.
“A house mouse is a woman you take home. You feed her, give her a roof over her head and some protection and she cleans, cooks, whatever you need done,” K-9 said.
“She’s club property but not a sweet butt, if you get my drift,” Bandit said.
“No, I don’t.” Jake looked at them warily. He had no idea what they were talking about.
“A sweet butt is a woman that hangs around the club, a lay is non commitment sex, sweet butts are club property, a house mouse too and a sweetie is someone you date without any commitment, like a permanent place to rest your cock for however long you see fit,” Nitro explained.
Jake looked at Nitro and he wasn’t sure if he should laugh or not. Not even Rancid could have prepared him for these men. They were laid back, said what they thought and they really didn’t give a fuck what you thought of them. Words like house mouse and sweet butts weren’t things he was familiar with.
“Fuck me,” Jake said.
“She probably would, you ain’t ugly,” K-9 said, and another round of laughter erupted from the men.
Jake shook his head, but cracked a smile. “So she’s club property but she’s not fucking anyone here. Is that what you’re telling me?”
“Yeah, pretty much. She’s young, Wrath, gotta learn some life lessons. She won’t ever be a sweet butt or a lay, not in this club,” Bandit said.
“Why not? Why ask me to take her? Why don’t one of you take her home?” Jake asked.
“She’s Rancid’s kid sister,” K-9 said.
Jake dragged a hand over his short hair. Fuck. He owed Rancid this much. “Fine. How long?”
“However long it lasts or until the threat against her goes away,” Nitro said.
Jake sighed. “Can you guys give me at least a week to buy some furniture?”
“Sure thing, Wrath. You can pick her up on Friday,” Bandit said.
“Now that that’s sorted out, I think we need to introduce Wrath to some sweet butts tonight. You need to get your dick wet, man,” K-9 said, with a grin.
“Who says I haven’t already?” Jake asked, and they started chuckling again.
“No man that got his dick wet recently has that look in his eyes,” Nitro said.
Jake laughed and crossed his arms over his chest. “I think I can handle getting laid on my own.”
“No doubt about it, Wrath, you’ve got that bad boy image thing working for you, but with a sweet butt you don’t actually have to try,” K-9 said.
“I’ll be back later, nobody says no to free pussy,” Jake said, and stood up. “Thanks for the leather.”
“Where you going?” Nitro asked.
“I don’t even have a kettle in the house. I need to go do some serious shopping,” Jake said with a sigh.
“Hang on,” Bandit said, and pulled his phone out. He typed a message on it and motioned for Jake to sit down again.
Ten minutes later, another woman walked toward them and she smiled when she saw Bandit. He stood up and his arms wrapped around her before he kissed her.
“Wrath, this is my ol’ lady, Michelle, she’ll hook you up,” he said. “Just tell her what you like.”
“I’ve been in prison for five years, anything’s good,” Jake said with a smile.
“Give me your card,” Michelle said as she held her hand open. “Bandit, send me his address, I’ll get him sorted out in no time.”
“Go on, give her your keys and card,” Bandit said with a smile.
“Thanks,” Jake said, and handed the items over.
“Don’t worry, Wrath, by the time you go to your house, it’ll be a home,” Michelle said. She kissed Bandit again, and disappeared into the back. She left fifteen minutes later with two other women, and Jake hoped he hadn’t just made a huge mistake.
The bed’s wooden headboard banged against the wall as Jake thrusted into the woman on her knees in front of him. She was responsive, easy on the eye and so very willing. She sucked his cock to the point of no return and swallowed earlier that night in the bathroom.
His thrusts were hard and deep, he was bottoming out with every thrust. Her whimpers were like music to his ears and his grip on her hips were hard. He would leave bruises, without a doubt. His balls pulled up and tightened and he knew he was close to ejaculating.
The woman knew it too because her hand snaked between her thighs and he could feel her clamping her muscles around him. Her thighs were wet with her arousal and Jake showed her no mercy. She’d been brave earlier that night, telling him she could handle anything he gave her.
JakeTwo hours later, Jake headed back to the basement. Warren’s knuckles were coated in blood and all Devon did was laugh at the detective. Both men turned to look at him when he opened the door and he grinned.“Do you know who I am?”“Should I?” Devon asked with a sneer.“Jake Savage,” he said with a smirk. “But my friends call me Wrath.”Devon’s eyes widened. “You’re Wrath?”“You took my sister and tried to have me killed in prison.”“She was sold to me, I didn’t take her. Kidnapping is for street thugs. I don’t dirty my hands like that,” Devon said.“I want to know where Suzanne Clayborne is,” Jake said.“I’ve tried, he refuses to answer me,” Warren said.Jake slid the knife from the inner pocket of his jacket and flipped it open. “You probably know my friend, Hudson. He works for Dominic Vittori.” Devon’s face paled. Jake’s grin turned sinister. “The last time I had a man down here, Hudson peeled the skin back from his testicles… sang like a fucking canary. I haven’t done it myse
JakeWeasel pulled the van to a stop at a look-out point and switched the engine off. Jake got out, his hand going to his gun when a shadowy figure emerged from the darkness. Over his shoulder was a slumped form and he relaxed when he recognized Gage Vittori.“Wrath,” Gage said, letting the man fall to the ground with a loud thud.“Thanks, Gage, I owe you one.”Gage shook his head. “This was fun, no IOU needed. It’s been a while since I’ve gone stalking and hunting. I miss it.”Weasel snorted. “Not weird at all.”Jake grinned. “Trust me, Weasel, you don’t want to wake up with this man sitting in a dark corner of your room.” He turned back to look at Gage. “How long did it take that Italian bastard to bleed out after you rammed that baton up his ass?”“Fuck,” Weasel said, taking a step backward. “Why am I always clenching my asshole when you’re around these guys, Wrath?”Gage barked out a laugh. “Maybe Wrath’s the common denominator. He has some Hudson tendencies.”Weasel cupped his gr
JakeThe shower was turned off and Jake almost grinned as he leaned back against the door of the motel room. His gun was still in his holster, the man’s gun on his nightstand, exactly where he’d left it before going to the bathroom.Locating Detective Warren Clayborne had been easy, almost too easy. Getting into his motel room had been easier. The man was clearly paranoid, doubling back and driving in circles before heading to the motel for the night, but Jake was better.Warren Clayborne was 37, divorced with one daughter aged 3 and from what Jake could find, he wasn’t a dirty cop. The fact that he was seeking Wrath’s help gave him an eerie feeling of being entrapped. There were no bugs in the room and a scan of Clayborne’s jacket, belt and shoes showed no wires or cameras. His phone wasn’t bugged either, which seemed odd.The door of the bathroom was opened and the man faltered in his steps. “I was wondering how long it would take you to find me.” His gaze flicked toward his gun on
JakeJenna was baking in the kitchen and he’d just dropped Jamie off at the clubhouse. He was spending the night with Chelsea and K-9. Jenna was oblivious to him leaning against the doorframe as he watched her intently.“Who’s Devon Longshire, and why are you doing research on him?”Jenna’s entire body stiffened before she slowly turned to look at him. “Are you spying on me?”Jake sighed and walked deeper into the kitchen. “You used my laptop, Jenna, and then you erased that search. It sent a notification to my phone.”“Shit,” she muttered. “So… who is he?” He straightened his hands, realizing he was clenching his fists. He hated that his mind went to betrayal automatically, but his mind was wired for it. He did trust her, but he’d learned the hard way that it was usually those closest to you that betrayed you first.“A detective cornered me in the grocery store this morning,” she said, and looked down. “He told me to meet him in the park.”The expression on his face remained stoic,
Jenna“If you struggle to get through the day, call me, and I’ll come pick you up,” Jenna said.James nodded his head. “I can be strong for a few hours.”“You don’t have to be, James. It’s only been a few weeks.”“Am I a murderer now, Jenna?” His face was so serious that Jenna wanted to wrap her arms around him and protect him from everything.“No. You’re the blood of Wrath. You protected your mom. You did nothing wrong,” she said.A brief smile appeared on his lips. “I’m a Warrior. I can get through school.”She watched as he hitched his backpack over one shoulder and walked across the grassy expanse of the front lawn and headed inside the school building. His head was held high and pride fluttered in her heart at his bravery.She drove away from the school in Jake’s truck and headed to downtown Reading. The shopping list was in her handbag and she thought about what she could do for James to lift his spirits a little. He was a special little boy, sweet-natured, but she feared his he
JakeIt took Poison six days to come to a dead end in his search for Steve Schofield. He’d resigned from the federal prison two months after Jake was released and subsequently disappeared. Jake didn’t like that. It only told him that Steve was hiding.He began running searches on his family members, his friends and even on his colleagues. Hamil was running parallel searches, trying to trace his footsteps from the moment he stepped out of that prison for the last time.“Are you going to keep staring at me the whole night?” Jake was sitting in front of his computer, his head lowered.Jenna chuckled and stepped closer to him. “What are you so busy with?”“I’m looking for someone,” he said as he moved his chair backwards and Jenna sat down on his lap, peering at the computer screen.“Let me guess, he’s a terrible person that gets to stare down the barrel of your gun,” she said.Jake nodded his head, the stoic expression on his face not faltering. “He’s the last loose end of how and why I







