hne
s for me, I finished four hours ahead of schedule. When I slapped the five-star signed dis
stepped into the hallway, nearly collid
iant wore a worn leather vest bearing the gold-toothed wolf medal of an Original-
ed down the hall. "I booked a private room at the Anvil Steakho
r jacket and hooked an arm over the back of a nearby chair. "Perfect timing,
d VIP booth at the Anvil Steakhouse, surrounded by
on his cut, the road name Havoc-the club title earned in blood that replaced a
beside me on the leather bench, carefully slicing a medium-rare ribeye in
you." Emmanuel flashed a reckless gri
hair across the tile with a gratplay busboy for a scentless temp?" Dar
real talent, and I owe my life to people who know how to fix an engin
o
The red wine in the glasses rippled, and the wooden wall panels groa
against the floor, his elder authority cutting through the tension. He turned his sharp, agi
ss shim fixed it." I speared a piece of steak an
ow a desert orphan knows how to tune a custom two-thousand-cc race engint Church and kick me out." I raised an eyebrow, meeting his dark stare. "
g, choking on his beer, while Darrell's knuckles turned whit
California sat untouched in frozen silence. When dinner ended, Boone's bodyguards escorted the old
he coastal highway." Emmanuel held
isor, a scarred, calloused hand sho
Property Patch, Hurley." Darrell's voice rumbled with an Alpha's warning. "Club law says any patche
clenching at his sides, but he cou
hand around my wrist and dragged me
is misfiring." I twisted my arm, my other han
is custom chopper, caging me in with both arms. The scen
ing against mine. "I don't care what game you're running. For the next
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