All Chapters of The Bad boy of Pine Creek: My biker lover : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Maddy's POV “So, I heard an interesting rumor yesterday about some secret race my brother and Max organized. Maddy, did you know anything about that?” Giselle asked, fixing me with a cool knowing stare. My head whipped around to glare at Cody. I can’t believe he tattled on me, fucking hell! The last thing I wanted was to become one of the girls Giselle complained about. I didn’t want to lose her friendship because of her hotheaded brother! All of us, Lexi/Ashley/Cody, were sitting in the busy school cafeteria. I saw Lexi’s expression change as she watched me, waiting for my response. Cody, himself, just seemed amused watching it all play out. I didn’t take him to be a fucking snake/gossip but then again, he was definitely under Giselle’s control. They all were. As the Queen of Pine Creek High, I imagine very little happens without her knowing. “Um, I don’t know,” I tried to wiggle my way out of it. I was not a very good liar. Giselle cocked her head to the side, examining me

Maddy's POV The flies and cold woke me up early the next morning. I had had an uncomfortable sleep. It didn’t help that I couldn’t stop thinking about Aston lying literally a few feet away from me. This was different from the proximity of our rooms back home. this time, there were no thick walls, windows or curtains separating. Just tents and nature. The dim lamps in the tents illuminated his silhouette. I saw and heard every move and sound he made. I didn’t know he was a nervous sleeper. He tossed and turned a lot. I couldn’t sleep well either. So, by the time I woke up, I was thoroughly exhausted. I was the first one up. I stretched my body and yawned. I was soothed by the calls of the morning birds. I headed over to the bushes to urinate. After cleaning up, I stood up and came face-to-face with Aston. “What the fuck?” I startled. He was shirtless. The hairs on his broad chest distracted me only for a second. “What the hell are you doing here, Aston? Are you spying me in the b

Maddy's POV While the storms subsided into a low drizzle outside, I laid in his arms. Spent and satisfied. The night had deepened. We were both naked under the bedsheets! our limbs tangled together. The air reeked of sex; the room was in total disarray. My hair fell in thick waves all over his arms. The silence was enjoyable at first until he broke it. “You know, you never did tell me why you moved out here.” I sighed. “I guess we couldn’t stay in the city any more after my mother died.” Aston’s attention perked up. He glanced at me with worry written all over his face. “I didn’t know that, I’m so sorry!” he said. I shrugged. It just occurred to me that I had never spoken about my mother’s death. It was just one of those things you bury deep inside you because you think no one would understand. “Yeah, I miss her every single day,” I said in between short, painful chuckles meant to mask the grief inside me. “My mom died, too. Car accident,” Aston said. I adjusted myse

Maddy's POV 1 I looked around the house. The smell of pancake hung in the air. The house sat atop a low hill, letting in fresh breeze that banged the windows and doors around. Was this Max’s house? How’d I end up here? Last night was still really fuzzy to me. “I wasn’t sure you were going to wake up any time soon. I was thinking about taking you to the hospital,” Max said, wiping his hands on the hand towel. I noticed his bruised fists and bloodied knuckles. “What happened to your hands?” I asked, worried. He examined them with a detached boredom. “I had to teach a couple of assholes a lesson,” he said. As soon as he said that, it all came back to me. The boys, the chaos I had in that room right before I passed out. “It was you. You pulled that guy off me,” I said. Max’s expression changed into rage. “His name is Drew. Trust me, he will not be drugging and harassing girls ever again! They’ll pay for what they did outlaw style,” he said, his jaws flexing angrily. I detected the

Maddy's POV I wrapped my hand around Max’s waist as he drove down the open roads of Pine Creek. The wind surged past my hair, blowing it all over my face. The sky overhead was full of dwindling stars surrounding a half-moon. The town blurred. Buildings sped by as if in a dream. I placed my cheek against Max’s back, enjoying the ride. It was absolutely perfect. Better than anything I could’ve ever imagined. I could just ride around Pine Creek with him all night long. He pulled to a stop near a hamburger diner called Julie’s Burgers. He helped me off the bike. “Hamburgers? A little unorthodox,” I said light-heartedly. “You may think you’ve had the best burgers of your life until you try Julie’s. They’re honestly going to change your life. Besides, the night is still young, we’re just getting started! Come on,” Max said, hefting himself off the biker. I shivered in the sudden burst of cold, rubbing my hands against my arms. He didn’t even hesitate in taking his jacket off.