All Chapters of Bikers and Bakeries: Chapter 191 - Chapter 200

Sköll’s POV I caught the lens with my hand, almost dropping it to the ground. It glittered in the moonlight and bounced around a beam as I readjusted it on the scope. Damned Parkinson’s was acting up again, causing my hands to shake. I didn’t really want to come out of retirement, but trining my grandson to take over for me was hard work that cost a lot of money. Hans Chambers had spent years of my life to send me all around the world; learning the art of killing our kind, and I was doing this one last favor for his son, Dominic. I put a hefty price tag on it as well, needing the money for treatment. Pills were not cheep, especially since I needed double what a human would because of my fast metabolism. I couldn’t even shift more, my wolf fighting off what he could of the disease. I refocused and settled on my target, getting distracted for a second. “Well, I’ll be damned…” a face I recognized was sitting by my pair of targets, almost looking directly at me. Chester Ph

SKöll’s POV I got a message that morning sent from my phone from Dominic, he had asked me not to kill Chester Phirefax, having plans in the work for him. I outwardly shrugged at that, more work for them. I bet that they planned to try and switch him over, but my work on his father those years ago only showed an outstanding wolf. I scoffed a little, they are making more work on themselves. I went back to the scope and focused on the mansion, having not seen any movement all day. A slight drizzle had picked up, causing splatters to hit my scope occasionally; making me wipe it every now and then to clear it off. A ring from my phone broke the silence as I looked down. “Hello?” I knew it was an informant, one I used in Arizona before. “Chester Phirefax changed his flight plan, he will be leaving today for the airport.” Good. I hung up on the wolf, not needing anymore information. If I was able to kill Teddy while he was seeing off his friend, the better. The river

Melody’s POV Rhett the security guard lay on the ground, his arm in shreds at the impact of the bullet. “Goddess, it hurts!” He screamed at the top of his lungs, blood spilling from the wound. “We need a pack doctor! NOW!” I finally broke from my spell and ran forward, Teddy taking off his belt from his pants and wrapping it around the top of the arm close to the shoulder. “It’s safe! Chester took care of him!” The driver was helping Teddy, lifting the legs of Rhett to keep his blood flowing. “He’s on his way back now, and has things from the assassin too.” The pack doctor came up then, addressing Rhett and the situation. “Shit, I’m sorry, but the silver lodged in the bone and shattered it. I’m going to get you in and amputate it now!” “Damn, my beautiful arm is go….” The doctor gave Rhett a shot of diluted wolfsbane for the pain, making him relax against the stones. “Ahh, that’s better.” “So he’s going to lose his arm?” I asked the doctor, clarifying what I he

Chester’s POV After all of that drama, the flight back to Arizona was relatively calm and relaxing. No other messages came through the phone and I had successfully smuggled the finger through security. Teddy had the bright idea of taking apart a metal tumbler and filling the lining with ice and the finger, glueing the contraption back together. When I had made it through, I had went to a bathroom and removed everything, getting fresh ice from a kiosk to keep the digit intact. I would have it embalmed by the morgue when I got back to the pack privately, making sure I could still access the phone. I would have tried to go through and change the biometrics, but I knew none of the passwords for the device. It would take someone tech savvy to do that, and unfortunately I was not. Micah was waiting for me when I arrived at the airport, the dusty sand of Phoenix greeting me along with the car loaded with my bags and ready to go. “Did you check everything over?” I asked him discreetly, n

I wanted to string Karen up by her innards and shove the guards eyes into his head so deep they popped out his mouth. Rage I could hardly control made me shake slightly. “Is everything alright?” Karen asked with a bit of concern. Keep it together, Chester; you’re going to kill them later. Right now, you have to get into their graces to exterminate the whole nest of them. “I smelled something sweat, but let’s continue this talk outside.” I ushered us from the hall, trying to distance myself from the perfume to get my heart under control. “I would feel better about taking all of this over right away.” I told Karen, she had taken an offered beer from the guard, sipping on it casually. “The fact that your people are here without my consent of making this all come off to a bad start.” I growled at her, the guard uncrossing his arms and taking a few steps at me. “I understand, so as a sign of good faith; how about we leave this one with you for now.” Karen indicated the building