“Uh, huh.”
“So gentlemanly of you to show me the way.”
He rolls his hand in a sweeping motion. “Pardon me, my lady, right this way.”
I feel like giving him the one finger salute, but I refrain. It’s dark out here, and I don’t really know this guy.
I pull my phone out and shoot Ryder a text, hoping he’ll get the idea and come find me.
Me
Looks like I found your hideout, pretty boy
I glance around and see about fifty motorcycles. For the first time since I stepped through the gates, a spike of fear runs through me. I mean, I don’t know for sure he’s back here yet, but Torin said this is where he lives, so where else would he go?
Maybe he found a chick to hook up with? I don’t like that idea one little bit. Instead of showing fear, I do what I always do; I straighten my back and hold my head up high. Strutting across the lot, I hear a couple of wolf whistles.Seriously, dudes, grow up.
“You from around here?” Jett says behind me.
“Nope.”
“How do you know Ryder?”
“That’s a lot of questions.”
“Well, it’s only two questions.”
I sigh. “We grew up together, back in Greenlark. Anything else you’d like to know?”
“Spicy little thing, aren’t you?”
“When people annoy me.”
“You always come to a biker clubhouse talkin’ like that?”
It’s bravado, asshat.
“Talk is cheap,Jett.I prefer to flutter my wings and get what I want.”
He chuckles. “I’m sure you do.”
As we approach the steps, I hear my phone buzz.
Ryder
What?
I smile. He can run but he can’t hide.
Me
I’m here
Ryder
Where?
Me