Knox POVWhen we reach the clubhouse, she slips off the bike without saying anything. I watch her walk through the front doors and disappear toward my room. I want to follow her, want to check she’s okay, but Echo’s voice cuts through the noise and drags me back to reality.“Heads up, last Sunday of the month,” he calls out from across the bar.Groaning, I run a hand through my hair. “Shit. I better talk to her,” I mutter.“Yeah, you do. Don’t want her walking out later and freaking out when she sees all that shit going on. Make her aware.” His tone is casual, but I hear the weight behind it. If I don’t give her a heads-up, that scene could go sideways fast.I turn to head down the hall, but Echo holds up a hand.“Before you disappear, we need to discuss a few club things. You skipped church this morning, so get your ass in there.”“I was right there, Echo,” I lie flatly, knowing he’s not going to buy it.He laughs and shakes his head. “I may be crazy, hear voices and all that, but I’
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