Ride Or Ruin The Biker Who Owned My Soul
Shouts followed, boots thundered through the hallway, and the walls seemed to shake as if the compound itself were under siege.
Ruin pressed his forehead briefly to mine—one second, intimate and fierce. “Whatever happens next,” he murmured, “remember this wasn’t a mistake.”
Then he turned and flung the door open, stepping into the chaos. There was smoke, screams, and the crack of gunfire. Ruin moved like a force of nature, firing with brutal precision. His body always angled back toward me, shielding even as he attacked.
I backed toward the wall, gun raised, heart hammering so hard it hurt. A shadow moved at the far end of the hall, too quiet and calm. And over the roar of engines and shouts