Jax's Dilemma:Insurgents Motorcycle Club (Insurgents Mc Romance book 2)
“The day should’ve been rainy with the sun hiding behind the gray clouds. Instead, the day the brothers laid Gunner in his grave was a clear, bright day without a cloud in the big, blue sky. Birds soared high, purple, white, and pink flowers dotted the blooming trees, and the low whir of lawnmowers echoed in distant neighborhoods.
Cherri sat in the front row of Calvary Christian Church. The simple, stained-glass windows cast rectangular patterns of red, blue, and green on the church’s beige carp...et. A large wood cross hung down in front of the altar, the colored patterns on the white wall behind it looked like a rainbow after a rainstorm. The church, packed with Gunner’s home club and fellow bikers from both charter and affiliate clubs, was unusually somber. They were all there to pay their tribute to Gunner. The crowd was so large not everyone fit in the church, so many spilled out to the parking lot surrounding it.
Five hundred Harleys shone like beacons in the morning rays. All the bikers wore black bandannas and armbands.MoreLess
Cherri sat in the front row of Calvary Christian Church. The simple, stained-glass windows cast rectangular patterns of red, blue, and green on the church’s beige carp...et. A large wood cross hung down in front of the altar, the colored patterns on the white wall behind it looked like a rainbow after a rainstorm. The church, packed with Gunner’s home club and fellow bikers from both charter and affiliate clubs, was unusually somber. They were all there to pay their tribute to Gunner. The crowd was so large not everyone fit in the church, so many spilled out to the parking lot surrounding it.
Five hundred Harleys shone like beacons in the morning rays. All the bikers wore black bandannas and armbands.MoreLess
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