Bringing Harmony (Ops Warriors MC) Read Online Free PDF Page B

credit, damn, Harmony got more than one of those boys their patches,” Bob snorted.
    All of the girls turned and looked at Harmony. “What?” she asked loudly.
    “Why didn’t you ever say anything?” Shady asked.
    Harmony shrugged and looked around. “What? I am good at finding stuff, figured the club would need the information. I don’t need any pats on the back.”
    “But your father and Monk, they had to know, why didn’t they say anything?” Shady asked.
    “They didn’t figure it out for a while, and when they did, I begged them not to tell. Both of them figured one of the guys would fess up, none of them did, and so I just kept quiet.” Harmony laughed.
    “Settles it,” Shay announced. “Operation Bitches is in effect. We need to come up with a bunch of shit to present to the club at one of the first available meetings. I am not fucking around with this shit, they do not tell me anymore who can come into my bedroom. In fact, I say we have our own freaking floor, they can expand off the back, not like we don’t have the money, shit, I have the money to do it.”
    “Harmony needs a name,” Freedom said.
    “You don’t have one.” Harmony laughed.
    “Yeah, but they all call me Free, same thing,” Freedom said.
    “Then call me Harm.” Harmony shrugged.
    “Um no,” Shady said and looked around the room. “We can come up with something better, because when you have a nickname, it means you are in. Trust me, you are not a Prospect for the Warrior Bitches, you are all in, you paid your dues.”
    Everyone nodded and Harmony laughed, it was the first time in all of her life with the Warriors that she actually felt like she belonged to something, she was no longer Fish’s daughter, she was a Bitch.
    *****
    “Monk called,” Fork said as he walked into the offices. Creed was the only one in there for the moment, and he was glad, they needed to talk about shit.
    “Yeah?” Creed said and looked at Fork closely.
    “Tonto agreed to the meet, wants it to happen sooner rather than later, so this weekend,” Fork said.
    “You cool with that?” Creed said.
    Fork laughed. “Wasted a lot of time with all that shit a long time ago, not wasting anymore. He wants to be pissed he can, I didn’t make that call, and as far as I can see, he may not think he got the better end of the deal, but shit. Live with my fucking asshole father and crazy bitch mother for a few years and he'd see how lucky he was.”
    Creed knew all about Fork’s childhood, they'd been best friend since grade school. Creed had seen the bruises and witnessed the crazy. All it had proven to Creed was even the wealthy had problems behind closed doors. When Limbo had offered Fork a place to stay on more than one occasion, it had become clear to Creed that Fork’s parents were fucked. Fork tried to make contact with Tonto when he was eighteen, but the older man refused to speak to him, Fork had just blown it off. Tonto’s hatred for he and Fork’s mother bled over into the club, it pissed Creed off. He refused to do any business with the Savages because of it. It made the tension between the two clubs run high, and when other shit was going on, like the Diablos, it made the situation volatile. They had no clue if the Savages were even going to want to play ball, it was logical, but the shit between Fork and Tonto was anything but logical.
    “Yeah,” Creed said and then said, “Harmony.”
    “Shit, man, did you see her?” Fork said and ran his hand through his hair. “Fish would gut me if he knew what I was thinking ‘bout his little girl.”
    “Yeah, me too,” Creed said.
    “Can’t fucking believe this, her coming in here throwing fucking attitude, it was fucked. She is the one who froze us out,” Fork said.
    Creed nodded. “Yeah, her ass is fucking more amazing than it was before.”
    “What do you think about what they said about Hill?” Fork asked. He knew his friend had to be shocked, fuck, all of the guys had been when