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Maci
It’s my first day at a new job and I’m a waitress.
I studied and passed the bar so I didn’t have to work at one again, but here I am.
I don’t think I’m better than anyone. No way. I just worked my ass off at school never thought I would have to wait tables again.
“Maci, right?”
I turn my head from putting my purse in the back room that is used for all of the staff. A pretty red head is smiling at me with a shimmer in her eye. Something I have never thought I would see in a place like this.
“Yes…?” I question. My nerves are at an all time high after finding out my house was burned down. I didn’t expect all of this shit to be happening after we moved. Shit. This was the last thing I expected.
“I’m Amelia. I’ve been here for a couple of months. My ol’ man is a member of the club.”
“Club? What club?” That spikes my interested.
Even after all of the bull shit going on with Riley giving me attitude and our house burning down, I still want to see Hawk.
Hawk is super sexy. I love how sure of himself he is and I’m hoping to see him. Maybe not here, because I’m embarrassed as fuck.
“The Devil’s Disciples owns the diner and the club next door. Have you heard of them?”
Have I heard of them? Hawk has been running through mind all day. At one point, when I was in the shower, I thought about what it would feel like having him play with me. Having him run those callused hands all over my body.
“Yes, I think so.”
She shrugs her pretty shoulders. “Yeah. They are really nice. My ol’ man has been a brother for a couple of years.”
“Maci! Welcome to your first day!” Kaylie calls out snapping me from my conversation.
I don’t know if I should be grateful or if I should be worried how in depth I was in that conversation.
“Thank you!”
“I see you met Amelia. She’s the one you’re going to be shadowing tonight.”
I smile at her in a knowing fashion.
I place my phone in my back pocket and following them out into the main area.
For the next twenty minutes, I’m introduced to all of the women who work here and some of the regulars. Kaylie explained I wouldn’t be getting a section yet since I’m so new and I secretly agreed upon that.
I feel my phone vibrating and I shiver a little. Every time my phone has been ringing lately, it has been bad news.
“Do you mind if I take this phone call? My grandma is really sick,” I lie. My grandparents are dead on both sides and I haven’t spoken to my parents in years.
Not since I got pregnant in high school.
“Yeah, go ahead. Next time leave the phone in the back room,” Kaylie instructs.
I walk into the back room area and quickly answer it. “I’m working. What’s up?” I ask already knowing it’s Howie.
“Maci, I just got word someone’s been peeping your new information.”
“What do you mean?” I whisper. My new information? Would he mean my job? Surely, they would have looked up my new social security number before hiring me. Although, it’s a diner owned by bikers.
