Tags:
Suspense,
Romance,
Contemporary,
new adult,
MC,
Erotic Romance,
college age,
BBW,
rubenesque,
Motorcycle club,
alpha man,
thirller
her throat, and he looked up to find her in the kitchen. Lust instantly rushed through his body.
“I wanted to apologize for what I did and said. I’m sorry.”
“What are you sorry for exactly?” he asked.
“For ruining your night, making you kill those men.” She shrugged, and he noticed she was fidgeting with her fingers and hands. He didn’t want her to be afraid of him.
“You didn’t ruin my night. You think you’re the first woman to be attacked?” He shook his head. “Fuck me, I wish that was the truth, baby. This is not even the worst shit that I’ve ever seen in my life. Think about that fucking mess.” He was a monster, and if the woman before him knew that he liked to hurt, to cut, to bleed, she would run away from him. There were times he knew he was just as big a monster as the men he’d just recently killed.
“I’m sorry.”
“Stop saying you’re fucking sorry. You don’t need to be sorry. You’re not the problem. I just said that.” He stopped, turning away from her, and taking some deep breaths. “I’m sorry for shouting at you, for making you afraid.”
“You killed because of me.”
“They’re not the first men I’ve killed.” And you’re not the first woman I’ve warned to keep quiet because the club would make you silent.
He was going to need to talk to Demon, but right now, he didn’t want the hassle of having to admit that he’d fucked up. He’d left bodies in the street, and the MC didn’t do that. Demon didn’t like it when he had to deal with the law.
“Fuck, I’ve got to go and clean up my mess,” he said.
“What?”
“Those men, they’re going to be found, and I’ve wasted enough time as it is already. I’m going to head out; I’ll lock the door behind me. Don’t answer for anyone. You stay quiet.” Finishing off the beer, he grabbed his jacket and headed back out, making sure that he locked his apartment door. Once outside, he put a call through to some of his brothers, asking them to meet him with the cleaning crew. Several of the prospects would be put to work to help clean up the mess he’d made. It was going to be a long fucking night.
W hat had just happened? Elena stared at the closed door, confusion filling her. One moment, she’d been talking with Striker in the bathroom, and the next, he was gone. She was going to get whiplash with this man. He was a good man, although he showed signs of being a monster far more terrifying than anything she’d ever witnessed before in her life. If he wasn’t good, why did he stop to help her? A true monster would have left, or joined in. He did neither of those things.
Licking her dry lips, she took a seat on his couch and wondered what the hell was going on.
He saved you.
Elena wasn’t used to being saved. She was used to saving herself and trying to survive. Pushing the thoughts of her struggles aside, she focused on what was right in front of her. She was in a biker’s apartment, alone and waiting for him to get home.
A biker had saved her, and all she was thinking about right now was how shitty her life was, and how her parents had forced her to flee. Men like Striker were supposed to be avoided, like the devil, at least that’s what her parents tried to engrain in her. Yet, even with Striker yelling, she’d not been afraid of him. Much to her shame, he’d aroused her.
How could she feel arousal after what happened? How could she feel arousal for a man she didn’t know? A man who had probably killed two people, and if they weren’t dead, he was going to finish them off. Even as she thought about it, she couldn’t help not caring about them. Those men had planned to do unspeakable things to her. Why should she feel remorse for their deaths?
Chapter Six
S he knew she was sleeping, because she’d had the same dream for the last year, had the same nightmare since she’d actually left everything behind.
Elena couldn’t cry, couldn’t let anyone, least of all her parents,