All Chapters of Bred By The Biker Alpha kings : Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Ryder's pov I watched as Sarah wiped at the tears on her cheeks and tried to compose herself after everything she had just confessed to us. The atmosphere in the office was still heavy and I could see that she was trying hard not to break down completely in front of us. It made my chest ache to see her like this and I knew my brothers were feeling the same pull to comfort her.Cain was still standing in front of her with his hand on her chin and Jax was tense beside the desk with his arms crossed. We had gotten the truth from her and we had made her promise no more secrets but now she looked completely drained and miserable. I hated seeing her upset like this and I knew we needed to do something to help lift her mood."Hey," I said and both Cain and Sarah turned to look at me. "Why don't we show Sarah the garage? I think she'd like to see where we keep all the bikes."Cain raised an eyebrow at me but I could see him considering the idea. Sarah looked confused like she didn't understa

Sarah's pov The three brothers looked at each other after I said I needed to learn how to ride and I could tell they were having one of those silent conversations through their pack bond that I still wasn't part of. It was strange watching them communicate without words and I wondered what it would feel like to be connected to them that way."One of us should teach her," Ryder said breaking the silence. "We can't just throw her on a bike and hope for the best.""Obviously," Cain said. "The question is who.""Well it can't be you," Jax said to Ryder. "You're too reckless. You'd have her doing wheelies on her first day.""I am not reckless," Ryder protested but even I could hear that he didn't really believe his own words."You drove your bike off a ramp last month just to see if you could clear the gap," Jax said flatly. "That's the definition of reckless."Ryder opened his mouth to argue but then closed it again because apparently he couldn't dispute that fact. I tried not to smile a

Sarah's pov I was still thinking about the kiss with Jax when Ryder came bounding back into the garage with his usual energy and a huge grin on his face. He had a set of car keys dangling from his fingers and he looked like he was up to something."Alright Sarah," he announced. "You and I are going on a little adventure."I had just climbed off the motorcycle after my last practice run and I looked at him in confusion. "What kind of adventure?""Shopping," Ryder said like it was the most exciting thing in the world. "You need clothes and toiletries and all that stuff women need. Plus we're going to swing by your apartment to grab anything else you want to bring back here."I glanced at Jax who just shrugged. "Cain's orders. He thinks you need to get some of your own things so you feel more comfortable here."The thought of going back to my apartment made my stomach twist with anxiety. I hadn't been there since the night Tommy showed up wounded and begging me to follow him. Everything

Cain's pov I watched Sarah close her door before I turned and headed back down the hallway toward my office. My mind was still processing the conversation we had just had on the patio and the way she had looked when I told her about Marcus wanting to see her. There had been pain in her eyes mixed with anger and confusion and it made my chest tight knowing she was dealing with all of this.The mate bond was pulling at me constantly now and every instinct I had was screaming at me to protect her and keep her safe. But I also knew that she needed space to process everything and make her own decisions without us hovering over her constantly. It was a balance I was still trying to figure out.When I reached my office I pulled out my phone and sent a quick message to Jax asking him to come see me. I needed to talk to him about Sarah and get his perspective on everything that had happened today. Jax had always been the most suspicious of our mate when she first showed up at the bar and I wa

Cain's pov That couldn't be true. It couldn't be. My father had been a strong alpha and a fair leader. He wouldn't have killed innocent people without reason. But as I looked at Marcus's face and saw the certainty there I felt doubt creeping in."You're lying," Ryder said but his voice lacked conviction."Am I?" Marcus asked. "Why don't you ask your pack elders? I'm sure they know the truth. Your father covered it up well but I found out. I've known for years what really happened to the Walshes.""Why would our father kill them?" Jax asked and his voice was tight with barely controlled emotion."Because they knew too much," Marcus said simply. "They found out about werewolves and about Sarah's true nature. Your father couldn't risk them exposing the secret so he had them eliminated and made it look like an accident."I felt like the ground was shifting beneath my feet. If what Marcus was saying was true then everything Sarah believed about her parents' death was a lie. And worse than