Counter to My Intelligence (The Heroes of the Dixie Wardens Mc book 7)
“I told Tunnel. “Your little one is starting school soon. Only daycare, but school nonetheless.”
I took another sip of my beer, aware of the eyes that were on me from the top of the hill.
She hadn’t been very inconspicuous as she followed me.
She was good, yes. But not trained. And not good enough to fool my seasoned eyes.
But she stayed far away, and for that I was thankful.
This was the time I used to chill out.
I tried to come out here every Friday night, rain or shine..., and share a beer with Tunnel Morrison, the man that I couldn’t prevent from dying.
That marked eight brothers that I’d lost since I’d come in as the president of The Dixie Wardens MC, and this one hurt ten times more than all the rest.
Tunnel had been young.
Too young.
And he’d left a wife and small child behind.MoreLess
I took another sip of my beer, aware of the eyes that were on me from the top of the hill.
She hadn’t been very inconspicuous as she followed me.
She was good, yes. But not trained. And not good enough to fool my seasoned eyes.
But she stayed far away, and for that I was thankful.
This was the time I used to chill out.
I tried to come out here every Friday night, rain or shine..., and share a beer with Tunnel Morrison, the man that I couldn’t prevent from dying.
That marked eight brothers that I’d lost since I’d come in as the president of The Dixie Wardens MC, and this one hurt ten times more than all the rest.
Tunnel had been young.
Too young.
And he’d left a wife and small child behind.MoreLess
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