Bristol
Picking up my phone I decide I want to get in touch with my cousin Skylar. She answers quickly which surprises me, I kind of thought I’d have to leave a message since she’s also been busy with school.
“Hey chick! How’s it going?”
“Hey Sky, I miss you so much!”
“I know, the girls and I were talking last night about how much we miss you too. Tell me, has the clubhouse fallen apart yet? Are the guys treating you good?”
“The clubhouse is fine, these guys are pigs though, I find something new and disgusting every day when I clean. It’s like living in a frat house, from what I’ve heard. I found a condom the other day still covered in chocolate syrup. I’ll tell you, I don’t even want to know what happens to a woman’s hoo-ha when chocolate enters the picture!” I say in disgust which causes Skylar to let out a laugh.
I continue, telling her, “I don’t see the guys much these days though, they’re out every day trying to track down information on someone from my past. Someone my parents were in cahoots with. I’m not sure exactly what kind of business they were all involved with, but he’s not a good guy and I’m really upset that’s he’s made an appearance back into my life.”
“Do you want to tell me about him? I’m a good listener, cousin. I give damn good advice too if I say so myself.” She chuckles at the last part of her statement.
“I’ll tell you about him later, I really don’t want to think about him right now. I’ve made a new friend though, someone you know who’s made a reappearance at the clubhouse.”
“Oh yeah, do tell?”
“Justice is back.”
“What! And nobody told me, that’s some bullshit right there. I grew up around him, he’s family. How is he doing? You know he was hurt when we rescued you and Lil’ bit…right?”
“I know, and I thought for sure he’d hate me or treat me like the redheaded step child, but he hasn’t. He’s actually been wonderful and when he’s around he talks to me. Wanting to get to know me and vice versa. I think he could turn out to be a good friend for me.”
“Nobody blames you for the deeds of your parents,” she tells me, “You do understand that don’t you? You were, and are as innocent in all of this as Lil’ bit and Kori are. We can’t always carry the burdens of our parents…just ask Ryder, he’s carrying around guilt for his dad’s departure and what he views as betrayal to his brothers.”
“I don’t think Ryder’s dad was trying to hurt his brothers though, Sky. I think his grief and guilt have gotten the best of him. From the history of them that I’ve been told they were as close as blood brothers. It must be hard for him losing the one constant person that’s been a part of his life for as many years as they were.”
“I agree with you,” she tells me, “However, the code of the brotherhood sees it as betrayal for not standing next to them. You don’t abandon your brothers in time of need or grief, you stand next to each other and hold each other up. Otherwise the brotherhood is nothing. Without it, these guys world would cease to exist and everything they stand for goes out the window. Am I making sense to you? I’m not sure if my explanation is doing it justice.”
“I get what you’re saying, and I understand it. I just feel bad for all of them, losing one was bad enough, but they’ve lost two of their leaders, and Wasp and Tic are doing good from what I see and hear. Everyone seems to be adjusting to the roles they now play in the club. How about on your end? Everyone adjusting to their new life well?”
“We’re all settling in alright, we now are in with another club that has a war brewing on drugs that the guys are helping out with. We’re all on lockdown which makes life hell sometimes, but it’s something we’re all used to and are dealing with.”
“Is everything alright, are you all in trouble?” I ask her worriedly.
“We’re all holding up good, drugs are something the guys are against and since it’s trickling its way toward us, it’s something we are willing to help with. Anything to keep out drugs in a place we’re making a home. No one wants the kids to grow up with that shit.”
Right as she says that Brady comes in the door. I’m excited to see him so early that I nearly hang up on Sky.
“Hey cuz, my man just walked through the door, do you mind if I call you back later?”
“Absolutely, go enjoy time with your man and I’ll talk to you later.”
As we hang up I look up at Brady and I see a predatory look in his eyes, a look that I know I’ll be enjoying the receiving end of. Suddenly my panties are wet and I can’t wait to become his meal.
“I need you, sweet cheeks.”
“Take me then,” I tell him in reply.