All Chapters of Talon - A Warriors MC Romance: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

The water ran cold long before we stepped out of the shower, but neither of us seemed to care. Talon wrapped a towel around my shoulders, his hands lingering as he dried me off with a tenderness that made my chest ache. I reached for him, pulling him closer until our bodies were pressed together again, the heat between us reigniting despite the chill in the air. “Mmm,” he murmured, but I didn’t let him finish. My mouth crashed into his, and he groaned softly when I nipped at his lower lip before deepening the kiss. I led him to bed without breaking contact, and we fell onto it in an uncoordinated tangle of limbs and damp skin. His body was warm beneath mine, despite how cold we still were from standing under the icy water too long. His hands slid down my back, leaving trails of fire in their wake as they moved to grip my ass. I could feel the tension in

It was dinner time when Scarlett first asked where Daddy was. She was sitting on the kitchen counter, her little legs swinging as I mashed potatoes. The evening light streamed through the window, catching in her wild curls, and she looked at me with those big, trusting eyes. My hands froze mid-mash and I forced a smile, my throat tightening. “He’s… on a trip, baby. He’ll be back soon.” She tilted her head, her brow furrowing as she thought about my words. “What’s a trip?” “It’s when someone goes away for a little while,” I said, my voice too bright, too thin. “To do something important.” She nodded slowly, her tiny fingers playing with the edge of her dragon’s wing. “Like a knight?” I blinke

Talon I was up at the crack of dawn and already on the road, the hum of my bike beneath me as I sped toward Philadelphia. The chill of the morning air bit at my skin but did nothing to dull the edge of my focus. My mind was sharp, honed in on the task at hand. Viktor’s words echoed in my head, a reminder of what was at stake. A cop. A detective. But not just any detective — one tangled up in something so vile it made my stomach churn. I gripped the handlebars tighter, my knuckles white as I pushed the bike faster. The city loomed in the distance, its skyline a jagged silhouette against the pink sky. I had a plan, but plans had a way of falling apart when bullets started flying. Still, I couldn’t afford to think about that now. I had to stay focused, stay sharp. The motel I’d stayed in last n

Talon I was thoroughly exhausted, the weight of the past few days clinging to me like a second skin. I stripped off my cut and tossed it onto the chair by the bed, followed by my shirt and jeans. I could feel the grime of the journey seeping into my bones. I needed to wash it all away, scrub myself clean of the blood and the guilt and the goddamn weight of it all. The water hissed as I turned the shower on. I stepped under the hot stream, letting it scald my skin until it turned pink. Soapy water ran over my shoulders, washing away the sweat and grime, but it couldn’t touch the weight in my chest. I leaned my forehead against the tile, closing my eyes for a second. “Laura,” I called out, my voice echoing off the bathroom walls. “Yeah?” she answered from the

I woke up early the next morning to sunlight filtering through the blinds, and found Talon already in the kitchen, sipping coffee and scrolling through something on his phone. Scarlett was still asleep, the house was still, and it hit me then — we needed a distraction, something to pull us all out of the funk that had settled over the house. Something fun, something normal. “Hey,” I said, leaning against the doorway, my voice light. “How about we take Scarlett to the zoo today?” Talon looked up, his brow furrowing slightly. “The zoo?” “Yeah,” I said, crossing the room to pour myself a cup of coffee. “She’s been talking about elephants almost as often as dragons lately. I think it’d be good for all of us to get out of the house for a bit. Fresh air, animals, maybe some ice