All Chapters of The Biker King's Bride : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Vivienne's POV I'd heard of people making deals with other people, just to realize they had made the wrong choice. I'd made a deal with the devil, they always said, but honestly, I wasn't one to believe them. I always thought that the right thing to do, was to make background checks about whoever you were going into business with. It was only common sense. That way, not only would you know more about your business partner, it could also provide you some sort of leverage over them. Or so I thought. Right now, in the face of danger, I realized everything I knew, or everything I thought I knew, was a big fat lie. I thought I knew the kind of man Ronan was, but if the blade pressed dangerously against my skin meant anything, it was the fact that I'd underestimated him, so much too. And if that didn't sit as the biggest mistake I'd made in my life, then I had no idea what else could suffice. I squirmed, a small but desperate attempt to put some sort of distance between me and the dang

Vivienne's POV The ride home was a blur of Ronan's engine roaring underneath us. My frayed nerves attacked me from all angles, and I honestly thought I was going to lose it on this damn bike. Ronan on the other hand, didn't seem to be going through any of the stuff happening to me. He didn't say a word as he sped through the night, but I watched his body tense, how his muscles grew rigid under my hands where I clung to him. Every inch of him radiated anger, and in turn, they seeped into my skin, before settling deep inside my blood and letting me know I was in for a lot. Ronan didn't even wait for me to dismount when we finally arrived. He pulled me off the bike, his fingers wrapping tightly around my wrist as he all but dragged me towards the front door.I'd barely taken a couple of steps forward when I planted my feet firmly against the ground. It wasn't enough to pull my grip away from him, but strong enough to cause a halt in his steps. Time seemed to slow to a halt, and while

Ronan's POV Despite the constant crunching of gravel underneath my boots, it did nothing to take my mind off the distraction embedded deep inside it. I wouldn't say I was surprised though, with a distraction in the shape and form Vivienne came in, I wouldn't expect anyone to be able to think clearly with her around. Everyone except me. The thought struck something in me, and a frown made its way to my face. As I headed down the cobblestone path that led to my destination, I couldn't help but do a little recap of what had gone down in the last hour and beyond. When I'd taken Vivienne along with me to the party, it was nothing short of a power move. I wanted to show everyone at the club whom she belonged to, but what did she do instead? She'd gone against me and didn't hesitate to drag my name across the mud along with it. Anger simmered deep in my bones at the thought of her dancing with another man. She'd been so close to him, their breaths were literally touching. Usually, I wou

Vivienne's POV Sunlight slipped through the curtains, casting golden patterns across my sheets. Birds chirped in the distance and I knew it could only mean one thing. It was morning.I had no idea how I'd eventually fall asleep, and if the sharp aches I felt in my side told me anything, it had to be the fact that I didn't sleep too well, neither did I sleep for how long I was supposed to. Could you blame me though? With what I'd seen last night, I liked to think it was enough grounds to knock out every bit of wanting to sleep from my body. I did a small recap of what had happened last night, and I couldn't help but shudder. When Ronan said he had to go out for work, I didn't expect it to be anything good. I understood that we had very different definitions of what the word good meant, but I liked to think the line between both sides wouldn't be that wide. Or so I thought. Declan was a business man to Ronan as far as I knew. What their business was all about? I was also lost in

Ronan's POV I counted down the seconds till they'd returned to whatever they were doing before we walked in here, and believe me when I said the time couldn't race fast enough. Callie's gaze lingered on Vivienne, almost as if she was trying to intimidate her into backing out of the deal they already agreed to. I wasn't sure it was working, but I just knew Vivienne could take a break from all that had just happened right now. One by one, they all went back to their businesses, and the moment Axe settled into his seat, my fingers latched onto Vivienne's wrist. “Hey.” She was clearly caught off guard, but did I care? Not one bit. “Why did you?...what's going on?”All she got was a glance in her direction, before I pulled her out of the bar. I wasn't sure where we were going, but I knew I would know the moment we got there. The place was so big I sometimes forgot about the many extra rooms we had. Right now, I couldn't seem to figure out where one of the said rooms were. Of course.