Claimed by the Ruthless Biker
He walked over, his heavy boots silent on the blood-stained carpet.
"What is it?" he asked, his voice a low rumble.
"It has my name on it," I said, tearing the seal open with a jagged, frantic motion.
Inside wasn't a demand for money or a threat. It was a collection of old, yellowed photographs and a birth certificate that made the world stop spinning. I looked at the pictures—a woman with dark hair and emerald eyes, just like mine, standing next to a man I didn't recognize. He was young, his arms covered in tattoos that were painfully familiar. He was wearing a leather vest, but it didn't say Steel Phantoms. It said Iron Disciples.