Todos os capítulos de Saved by the Bikers: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

When they got to her car, there was a dead cat on her windshield. Addie was almost sick. The guard was nice enough to remove it and she got in her car and left. When she got home, she got some water and bleach and cleaned it off her car.When Edge got home, he didn't mention it. He took a shower then climbed in bed. She thought for sure the guard would have. He ended up home later than normal.He said a fight had broken out as he was getting ready to leave. She guessed the guard had forgot. She just wanted to forget about the whole night.She was exhausted and fell asleep. It was the first night that they didn't have sex. But she was too depressed to care. The icing on the cake was the picture sent tonight was a current picture from tonight.Edge was dressed in the same clothes he wore today. It was the shirt she had bought him for his birthday and he had the braided bracelet she had special made for him on his wrist. He was standing and had his arms around Shasta. The way their heads

"Shhh, calm down baby. You remember what the doctor said? You have to keep calm and keep your blood pressure down. It's ok. I'm sorry I let you both down. But I swear to you my club will find out who did all this to you. And they will be punished." Edge promised."When she's able to travel, she's going home, my home." Levi ordered."Daddy." Addie gasped.Edge could tell that Addie didn't want to argue with her dad. He could tell she wanted that as well. He had a decision to make, but first needed to talk to his Prez and Levi."Edge, I'm sorry. I tried, but I hate it here. I love you more than anything. But I miss my family and friends. I'm so torn." She sobbed even more."Shhh, none of that. You just worry about getting better. We'll figure it out once you and the baby are ok. Don't worry. We'll figure it out, I promise. Just rest ok. Your monitors are getting ready to go off again." Edge soothed.Addie nodded and wiped her tears. Just then her blood pressure alarm went off. Seconds l

They finally arrived in Addie's hometown. All her family met them at the apartment to help them get moved in. Edge refused to let her move off the couch. Only thing he'd let her do was give orders of what went where.The next day, Edge went to the Pawn shop to start his training with Preacher. He actually found the work interesting. He loved looking up history on some of the pawn items. He watched Preacher haggle prices with people wanting to pawn stuff.It was slower pace than the bar, but truly he had been burnt out from the bar for a while. He really had never felt truly home or family with the Knight's MC. He'd always have their back and they'd have his, but he just felt something was missing.A month went by, and Addie would join him at the Pawn shop most days and Edge would only let her sit behind the counter or in the office. He loved having her around. He had to assure her many times that he was not sick of having her around day and night.There was a meeting at the clubhouse

The girls quickly finished up eating and left. They didn't say anything, but each knew the other's thoughts. They said bye and each got in their own car and left.Seeing Gideon had hurt worse than she had expected. It brought back all the old memories and devastation she had went through as if it were just yesterday. Allison was able to keep the tears at bay, until she was in her shower.After a long hot shower she got dressed and decided to take a nap until dinner. The cry had exhausted her. The two hour nap made her feel better. Now to figure out how to avoid him as out of sight out of mind right?Wrong, so wrong. Every time she had to go to town he was there. He kept trying to get her to talk to him. She kept ignoring him. After two weeks he was starting to wear her down. She was about to give in and let him have his talk. Then maybe he'd leave her alone."Ally the least you can do is tell me why you never responded to my voicemails or calls." Gideon replied."You can't respond to

Allison walked quickly to her car and grabbed her phone. Not feeling like talking she sent Dallas a text that told her she was fine and just needed to process their conversation. She promised she'd explain later.Gideon, no Scribe as he reminded her, texted and called every day. He signed his texts as Scribe. He wasn't letting her forget he was different now, as was she. Their past had changed them both.She finally gave in when he requested a visit to their daughter's grave. After all she couldn't refuse him that right? That would just be cruel. So, she agreed to meet him at the cemetery.When she got there, he was already there, leaning against his motorcycle waiting for her. She parked and got out and walked over to him. These visits were always hard for her.She started walking towards her grave and he quietly followed. In her hand were some pink daisies she had gotten from the flower shop. She always made sure she brought some.Once they reached her grave she stopped. Scribe gasp