My Biker Ex Mate Is Now My Step Brother
I forced my lips into the shape of a smile too, but it sat heavy in my chest, a stone I couldn’t swallow.
Raiden cleared his throat and gestured toward the stairs. “That brings me to another matter. My son.”
The thud of boots hit the wood before I could even turn, each step a deliberate sound that rattled something low in my chest. Damon came down slowly, like gravity bent to his pace, casual in a black shirt that hugged his shoulders and a chain that glinted at his throat. Grease still marked his knuckles from the garage, like he’d been working before most of us had even woken. His storm-gray eyes didn’t look at me, but the bond did its cruel job anyway, searing through my wrist, flaring ho
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