BULL: MC ROMANCE (Forsaken Riders MC Romance Book 6) Read Online Free PDF

all of you probably have some kind of opinion of Reid’s decision one way or the other… But for now, whilst we grieve and we learn to live without him, keep it to yourself and respect his wishes.”
    “Agreed,” Lynx spoke up and nodded strongly.
    “What about King?” one of the older men from the back called.
    “I’ll speak with King in private,” he said as he looked around the room. “If any of you would like to talk to me about it, don’t hesitate, I’m here and I’ll discuss it all with you. But what I don’t want is nasty whispers and people talking shit, okay?”
    “Okay,” the men all chimed out.
    “Good,” he crossed his arms over his chest and then he turned and his eyes met Sasha’s. He smiled for the briefest of moments and Sasha was sure that in that second her heart stopped.
    “Sasha,” he smiled. “Please can you bring us all over some whiskey?”
    She looked at him, her mouth agape and her heart now fluttering in her chest; Bull had not spoken to her for such a long time, and now his whole attention was on her, she almost couldn’t take it.
    “S-sure,” she stammered as she smoothed her hair behind her ears and reached down for a large silver tray and a stack of tumblers.
    The men all started talking amongst themselves and Sasha dashed around the bar, filling up an ice bucket and finding the perfect bottle of unopened whiskey for them. As she moved the only thing she could focus on was the fact that she could tell that Bull’s eyes were still directly on her and only her. He was watching her every move and it was making her even more nervous.
    She slid everything onto the tray and stepped out from behind the counter before she picked it up from the bar and wandered over to them. Bull’s heavy, intense eyes were on her the whole way and he looked at her menacingly and with amusement as she lay the tray down with shaking hands.
    He reached out and stroked her wrist, and when she looked up at him he was smiling.
    “Thank you,” he said softly, before she smiled and then scurried away.
    Her heart was pounding in her chest and she could only hear the throb of rushing blood in her ears. She was so nervous and so turned on. As she climbed back behind the bar and watched them all take a glass and pass the ice and whiskey around she realized that she had never even heard him say her name before. Before then, she hadn’t even really been sure that he’d known it, or that she was the same barmaid who served him in there most nights… that was how little attention he had given her.
    Now, she seemed to be one of the only things interesting him - and she had certainly got his attention. She felt herself blushing and she looked down at the floor, unsure of what to say or do.
    “To a great man,” Bull said as he raised his glass high in the sky. “To Reid, one of the first and best members of The Forsaken Riders… Gone, but never ever forgotten… We will miss you brother…”
    All of the men mumbled and agreed and then Bull knocked back his whiskey in one and reached straight for the bottle again. All of the other men took his lead and followed suit and Sasha watched as they emptied the bottle in seconds and were motioning to her for another.
    She was going to have a long night ahead, but she didn’t mind. It was time to finally find out what had happened to Reid…
     
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    The bar was a lot quieter than any other night she had ever worked. Sasha figured that out on the streets and through the town, word must have spread about the loss for the Forsaken Riders. Normally on an evening, every night of the week, the place would be packed to the rafters, full of men and women, drinking, smoking, dancing and loving… But tonight, she was the only woman in sight and the only men in there were the bikers themselves. She watched as they all huddled together and told each other stories of their favorite memories of Reid… It was almost as if he were in the room with them. Sasha smiled and