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— Present: age, 25–
That was a great night. The best night of my life. It was only a few short months after that, that Daniel came for Blythe. I never got to tell her how I really felt, never got to define our relationship.
Bly was supposed to come back the moment she was an adult, though. She was supposed to come back so that she could be with all of us. I didn’t mind sharing her, only with our small group though. I knew it would make Bly happy and I trusted my brothers.
But Bly never came back. She broke her promises, and now she’s acting like we were the ones that did something to her. Looking back at it, there were times that I think Everly was lying. We should have asked more questions instead of believing her, but I have no proof or reason to doubt her. We were just kids. Bly can’t still be mad about that, right?
I saw a flash of the old Bly back there. The sweet one with the infectious laugh. But then it was like… like someone new had taken over. I didn’t understand it.
“Well, how’d it go back there?” Psycho asked when I came out to the main room. He still had Snapper draped on his lap, although now she was kissing his neck with her hand in his pants. And he looked bored as hell. I’m not surprised at all.
“He’s called church for everyone sober enough to attend,” I told him.
“Damn it,” Psycho muttered before pushing Snapper off him without a care in the world.
“Where’s Havoc?” I asked.
“Took Roxy back to his room,” he mumbled.
Of fucking course he did.
“Gather the others,” I told him. “I’ll get Havoc.”
These two idiots really think they can continue to drown their sorrow in pu.ssy? With her here now? When she’s close enough to taste?
And I certainly hope Psycho didn’t think I didn’t notice the lack of a bulge protruding from his pants either.
Kylian/Karma’s P.O.V.
“I’ll have one of the club girls bring you sheets and towels. I’m trusting you without a guard tonight, but be warned that I’ve already told the brothers not to let you leave. Someone is always keeping an eye on you, whether you know it or not, Blythe. Remember that.”
Which was true. I’ve been texting with some of the prospects since we left Nebraska. I made sure that they knew Blythe wasn’t to leave and to spread the word around. Even if I didn’t keep someone on her 24/7, she’d never leave this place without me knowing.
“Creepy,” Blythe muttered.
I didn’t know what else to say to her. So I walked out, shutting her door behind me. I leaned against it for a while, thinking about what I overheard of her and C.G.’s conversation.
I’d heard C.G. say stuff like that to Bly before. Back when we were kids. C.G. and Dragon were obsessed with her to an almost crazy point. Of course, we all were, in our own way.
The way that Blythe acted was… strange. She used to blush so hard and get carried away talking about a fantasy life with any of us. This time… she acted like… well, like it was some big joke we were playing on her. I didn’t understand it. I know she isn’t happy about being back here, but… she was laughing one second and angry the next.
What the hell was that about?
A noise from inside Blythe’s room caught my attention, bringing me out of my thoughts. It was a sound I recognized. The fact that I recognized it immediately made me realize how often I had heard it coming from her before she left. The sound of her crying behind a closed door.
I felt awful at how familiar the noises sounded. Not just the sounds of someone crying, but of her crying.
Why was that? I know Blythe was always a crybaby, but… something just feels off.
I tried to sift through my memories with her. I know a lot of things changed after Angela and Tusk got married. Blythe was the one that acted out though. We couldn’t baby her forever. Obviously, it was already having a negative effect. We didn’t want her to grow up to be a spoiled brat.
The way that Blythe is acting, I can’t help but wonder if there’s something about Daniel that we don’t know about. Or maybe that husband of hers is a bit darker than we thought. Did he break Bly’s spirit? Did he hit her? Is that why she ran away?
Do I even want to know?
“Hey.” I looked up to see Psycho standing a few feet down the hall. “Everyone’s waiting.”
I gave him a nod before marching down the hall. I grabbed the first sweet tart I saw, which was Snapper.
She instantly smiled and put her hands on my chest.
“Hey baby-“
“I need you to take some sheets, pillows, blankets, and towels to Blythe’s room,” I said, cutting her off. “Ask her if she needs anything else and get it for her if she does.”
“Wait, what?” Snapper asked, clearly surprised I was asking her to do such a thing. “Why?”
“Because I fucking said so,” I snapped before storming towards the bar.
“Johnny!” I shouted over the music. The prospect rushed right over to me. “Need you to get the duffle bag outta the rental car and take it to the girl I brought in.”
“You got it, Prez,” he replied.
Then I stormed towards our meeting room where church is held. Psycho was hot on my heels, following behind me. You are only allowed in this room, or at church, if you are a patched-in member. Occasionally, like today, I let the prospects join as well. The ones that are close to being patched in, anyway.
I pushed the door open and marched in. Psycho closed it behind us and locked it before coming to take his seat next to me. I sat at the head of the table. Our club was pretty decent sized. Not too large, not too small. We filled up the table and then some though and not even all the members are here right now.
“What’s this about, Prez,” Slider asked. He was around our age, but didn’t come to town until he was 19. He found the club almost right away and begged to prospect for months before my dad agreed. I hadn’t taken over until I was 24, when Dad found out he had cancer.
“That hot chick he brought back, obviously,” Joker said, smirking. “She was a mess, I’ll admit that, but damn, she was a fine little thing. And feisty too. Wowza!”
I gave him a hard look.
“You shoulda never brought her back here,” Diesel said, shaking his head with his arms crossed. He knew Bly. Not well, but he knew her. He’s only a couple of years younger than us after all.
“Back here?” Slider asked. “She did say back here too, huh?” he tapped his chin in thought for a moment before looking at Joker. “She is pretty damn hot though. Couldn’t believe you guys were spouting all that bullshit about her.”
“Not bullshit,” Rabid muttered. “I wouldn’t touch that girl with a ten-foot pole.”
Slider and Joker busted out in laughter, but Rabid kept his eyes on me. He was a year older than me. He was around for a lot when we were growing up. The man always kept to himself though, and didn’t hang out with us much. Which means that he also knew Blythe.
Honestly, I wasn’t sure how any of them were going to feel, but she’s staying regardless.
