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  I was stunned but relieved that Ratchet stopped. Even when I could see the hunger in his eyes, he stopped. No man had ever stopped before. That’s why I felt guilty for slipping a good dose of crushed up Xanax into his flask when he was in the bathroom. I pretended to be asleep while he was outside drinking from the flask. When he passed out next to me, I took his t-shirt off and put my wet clothes back on. I pulled his wallet from the pocket of his jeans, snatched up five hundred dollars and shoved it in my pocket. Put my boots back on, grabbed my back-pack and slipped out of the motel room unnoticed by anyone.

  Sudden pain shot through the back of my scalp as a handful of my hair was snatched violently and pulled, flinging my head back. “What you lookin’ at, Bitch?” Sid whispered next to my cheek with a clenched jaw.

  His fist still in my hair, his eyes turned toward the bar, where Ratchet and his brother were sitting. “Well… Well… Is that the Chaos you fucked that night at Bike Week? That night you fuckin’ took off and left me?”

  “I didn’t fuck him, Sid…,” I stammered, “I just took his money…”

  “Yea. Well, at least you had enough fuckin’ smarts to get the cash after you got done suckin’ his cock.”

  Sid was the Vice President of the Hell Hounds MC. He was sadistic and liked to hurt me in any way he could without killing me. I was pretty much his property. He could do things to me and no one would stop him. He used me in every conceivable way, whether to help push drugs or pass me around for even more money.

  He had a medium build and he was quick. His dark hair was always spiked out and messy. His dark eyes had a sinister gleam to them. He didn’t have a club name. His real name was Sid, some called him Sadistic Sid.

  He pushed me off him and stood. I staggered ahead a few steps to stop my fall. He grabbed my arm, “Come on. Let’s go. I guess I have to show you again why it’s not good to run from me ever again bitch… Rusty! Tweek! Put the fuckin’ sticks down. Let’s go play out back.”

  Sid pushed me forward to walk ahead of him down the hall toward the bathrooms and out the back door. Once outside, I turned around to face him. He stepped up to me, looked into my eyes and smirked. His eyes slowly roamed down my body. “Rusty, take her arms and keep her still.”

  Rusty was suddenly behind me. He took both my arms and pulled them behind me. I had to arch my back as Rusty brushed his reddish greasy beard against my cheek. He inhaled deep and moaned into my ear as he exhaled, “Mmm… you even smell like a whore…”

  The switchblade was out of Sid’s pocket and my tank top made a ripping sound as he sliced it down the middle with the blade. He flicked the blade in between my bra and it snapped open. I felt the night air on my breasts, making my nipples harden against my will.

  “You have gorgeous fuckin’ tits, Sam,” he pressed the tip of the blade against my right nipple, “If you ever run from me again, I will cut your tits off. Then what will you be? A worthless cunt without tits.”

  How many times had I been threatened? Beaten? Humiliated? Raped? My fight or flight mode kicked in. And this time my fight mode was leading the race, matching the speed of my fast beating heart.

  “Go ahead, Sid. Do it,” I heard my own voice. And Sid heard it too.

  “Bitch!” He yelled.

  The last thing I remembered was the back of his hand contacting the right side of my face. Then everything went black.

  When I saw the little rabbit sitting on that Hell Hound’s lap, I knew who and what she was running from. I nudged Gunner to look my way, “Hey, brother. There’s the girl who stole my money at Bike Week.”

  I didn’t wait to hear Gunner because I was off my barstool and heading toward the piece of shit Hound with a fistful of Sam’s hair. He pushed her little body off his lap and propelled her down the hall toward the back door. The other Hounds were right behind them.

  “Hold up, Ratchet. I’m comin’ with you.”

  I heard Gunner tell Grease to get us both another beer. He was two steps behind me.

  I was drowning. I could see the surface of the water and tried to come up for air. But hands held my arms and legs under, just beneath the surface, pulling me down deeper. I needed to break that surface for my next breath of air to keep me alive. I started to scream underwater, bubbles escaped from my mouth and floated upward past me to the surface.

  “No!” I heard my own cry and opened my eyes. I was in a bed. My head on a pillow. I smelled leather and looked down. I was covered in a big heavy black leather jacket. I looked back up and into the eyes of the Chaos King, sitting in a wooden chair a few feet away. The same man I drugged and stole money from.

  I was suddenly up and sitting on the edge of the bed. Ratchet reached me in a heartbeat, “Its ok, Rabbit. You’re safe.” He came to sit next to me.

  “What happened?” I asked as I looked around. It was a small bedroom with a full-size bed, a nightstand and a wooden chair. The walls were white and empty of any pictures or décor.

  “I found you knocked out cold behind the Crow Bar. Those Hell Hounds roughed you up a bit.” His brows were drawn together. “I borrowed Greaser’s truck and brought you here to my clubhouse.”

  The dream of drowning. Fear and anxiety jolted through me. “I gotta go. Sid and the Hounds are looking for me now.”

  His big arm came around me, preventing my attempt to get off the bed. “Hold on now. You might have a concussion. You should get checked out first.”

  I felt the heat from his body, his big arm wrapped around my shoulders. “I’m ok. Really. I can’t stay here. I have to go.”

  “I’m gonna talk to my Prez and VP. We’ll figure somethin’ out. You can stay here in the clubhouse for a few days.”

  I leaned away from him, placing my hands on his hard chest. “No… Thanks, Ratchet, if I stay here at your clubhouse, Sid and the Hell Hounds will just find me again. I don’t want you and your club to become part of all this.”

  He pushed off the bed and walked toward the door. He stopped and ran his hand through his messy dark hair. He shook his head and turned back around. “I know now why you were runnin’, Sam. And you are still runnin’. If you want out, I’ll help. My club will help. This is my tribe, Sam. The Chaos Kings. We’re good people. We take care of our own. You’re safe here. I can protect you.”

  It didn’t register what this hulk of biker said to me. Safe? Protected? I was never safe. No one ever protected me. And why would he want to? He could have done anything he wanted to me that night in his motel room. Just like Sid and all those other men.

  “We’ll get you situated with some clothes and things first.” His eyes roamed my body, but he couldn’t see much with the huge black leather jacket that covered it. “What size do you wear, Rabbit? You weighed next to nothing when I carried you to the truck… I can ask one of the ol’ ladies to do some shoppin’ and get you some clean clothes.”

  She could have gotten killed. Maybe if I didn’t look in her direction at the Crow Bar, that fucker wouldn’t have knocked her out cold and left her there in a rain puddle out back. My fault I put her in that jam. Well, it was done. The Hell Hounds just left her there. My heart pounded hard against my chest when I found her. I cradled her head in my lap as I drove her to the clubhouse, hoping she’d come to. I wasn’t going to let her scamper off again. And not back to the Hounds.

  I called Rocky, my Prez. Asked him to meet me at the clubhouse. I got some coffee with lots of cream and sugar for Sam. She sat in the bedroom I put her in the night before and headed out to the parking lot, lighting up a smoke. I greeted Rocky and our VP, Spider when they pulled into the lot on their bikes.

  Rocky was as bulked up as me, keeping his head bald and sported a beard that was more grey than it was brown. Spider was leaner in build, a bit tall and lanky with long dark hair that he usually kept tied back. The chicks loved to braid it for him and he never turned down an offer.

  “Prez… VP….” We gave each other a round of brotherly hugs.

  “How’s it hangin’, Ratchet?�
�� Rocky released me from his bear hug.

  “Gotta situation and need to bounce some things off you both.”

  They knew about that night at Bike Week and how Sam laced my flask and took off with my cash. I rehashed what happened last night at the Crow Bar and that Sam was under my protection now. I needed my brothers to back me up. That was going to help her get out.

  “Well, brother… We don’t mingle with those fuckin’ dogs. They’re bad news. Been bad news for a long time. They leave us alone. We leave them alone. Sounds like this girl’s in deep with them. Maybe she just needs a break. You could just bang her. Have a little fun and when she’s had her fun, she might want to go back. What’s it about her that’s got you wantin’ to help her? Maybe she doesn’t want help.”

  “I got Mandi to bang. And she’s already a fuckin’ handful.”

  “I bet she is, brother!” Rocky landed a playful jab on my shoulder.

  “Yeah, yeah. And I don’t need another handful. Sam’s been banged up bad before. I’m sure of it. And I bet worse than how I found her last night.”

  “Ok, Ratchet. Let’s give her a few weeks. She can stay here at the clubhouse for a bit till you can figure out what her game plan is. We’ll be here, brother. Anything you need. Hell, we could use some help to keep this clubhouse from turnin’ into a shitty dive bar after a weekend of partyin’ and fuckin’!”

  “Hells yeah, Ratchet. I’m with Rocky. Do what needs to get done to help the girl out,” Spider reaffirmed what Prez said.

  Helping around the clubhouse was a solution to how Sam could pay me back the money she stole. And it was a way I could keep an eye on her.

  The next day the right side of Sam’s temple was a bit red and would probably turn a shade of purple before it would heal completely. I gave a wad of cash to the Prez’s ol’ lady, Madge and she went to the local mall and bought some clothes for Sam. The look on her face when she opened the bags full of girl stuff was like a kid at Christmas who didn’t expect anything. And then there it was – that amazing smile.

  A smile that made my dick jump and made the front of my jeans suddenly tight. I needed to stop picturing her lips around it or stop wondering what her pussy tasted like. Felt like. And I had a sure bet she tasted sweet and felt so fuckin’ good as I buried my dick deep inside her.

  Then my thoughts sobered up. I had another sure bet that she experienced fuckin’ hell with the Hounds that she wouldn’t want to share with me. I remember the hell I was living in when I was a kid. That hell was James Racette the First. I was James Racette the Second. Named after my father. What he did to me. What he did to my mother…. Telling me I was just like him.

  And that’s why I had to keep those thoughts of Sam out of my head and focus on helping her. She needed her space. Not to be crowded, especially from another man who only thinks about fuckin’ her every minute of the day.

  She seemed to be on the petite side naturally, but I knew she needed to get a little more food in her to fill out that sexy curvy figure she had. I told her to get dressed in some of the clothes Madge picked out for her because I wanted to take her out for breakfast. It would be good just to have some alone time between us and talk.

  I was standing by my bike, finishing up a smoke and waiting for Sam. She walked out of the clubhouse toward me and my heart skipped a few beats. She used one of the showers in the clubhouse and wore some of those new clothes – a flowy red tank top and some tight ass jeans that hugged her in all the right places, along with her black riding boots.

  “Madge got the right sizes for me.” She looked down at her new clothes. So, did I.

  “Huh? Oh… yeah. She did good, Sam.” I had to peel my eyes away from her for a moment and coughed.

  A light breeze carried the scent of her still damp hair to my nose. She smelled like strawberries or something fuckin’ fruity. There went my cock again. The sweet scent and those tight ass jeans made my cock jump yet again… She looked back up at me with that smile.

  “You look really nice, Sam…,” I grumbled, sounding like a fuckin’ dork.

  It was a pleasant ride to the diner with the little rabbit sitting behind me on my bike. The trees were budding and things were blooming again. I hoped the spring air helped Sam’s mood. I knew she had experience riding on the back of a bike and I could sense her relaxed posture behind me. She didn’t have to, but she wrapped her arms around my waist and her inner thighs were pressed up against mine.

  I pulled the bike into the small parking lot at the Knotty Pine. It was a breakfast diner that had been in business since the nineteen fifties in the old town of Front Royal. Breakfast diner in the front. Biker bar in the back. We went to the front and sat in a booth. We both ordered a full plate of eggs, sausage, hash browns and toast. I didn’t know how she did it, but she finished her plate the same time I did. She leaned back against the booth and burped. It was the cutest thing.

  “Oops. excuse me…,” Sam giggled. And that was fuckin’ adorable too.

  I couldn’t help but smirk. “We need to get this out of the way… About my money you took at Bike Week.”

  Her smile faded, “Yeah I know. I want to apologize for that. That was wrong of me.”

  “And you spiked my flask, Sam. What did you put in it?”

  “Xanax… a few doses…”

  “Well that was the right number of doses. I’ll accept your apology, but you’re not gettin’ off that easy. I talked to my Prez and VP. You can pay me back by helpin’ at the clubhouse for a few weeks. Help keep get the place cleaned up. This weekend is Memorial Day and the Rolling Thunder ride to the Wall. It’s also a weekend-long excuse to party at the clubhouse. It’s open house to other bikers who are friends of the club. You can help the other girls behind the bar. That will make us even. Deal?”

  “Yes. It’s a deal, Ratchet.”

  “It’s James. My name is James Racette. Club calls me Ratchet.”

  I didn’t know why I told her my real name when I only knew her for a few weeks. And I’m not sure why her eyes lit up when I told her.

  “It’s a deal, James.”

  We pulled into the clubhouse lot and there she was headed right to us. Mandi… I forgot to fuckin’ call her the night I brought Sam to the clubhouse. Mandi. Tall, blond with long legs that fit just right wrapped around me when I pounded into her. She had nice tits too, but they were paid for and didn’t have that natural sexy bounce to them when I watched her ride my dick. Mandi liked it rough too, though. She liked the faint bruises I left on her hips and ass because of my rough grip. Sometimes I didn’t realize how hard my grip was. But instead of complaining, she begged for more. She was a sweet butt and fucked some of the other club members. But for now, I was her club flavor of the month.

  “Who the fuck is this short skank, Ratchet?” She yelled across the lot as I kicked the stand down.

  Sam got off, her eyes locked on Mandi as she approached us.

  “She’s not a skank, Mandi. Her name’s Sam and she’s helpin’ out around the clubhouse for a few weeks. Sam this is Mandi.”

  “Yeah, I’m sure she’s gonna help around the clubhouse,” Mandi turned to Sam, “By giving out blowjobs behind the fuckin’ bar!”

  “Just cool down, Mandi. I’ll meet you inside. We’ll talk.”

  “Fuck you, Ratchet!” She barked at me and flipped Sam off with a smile and walked away from us to her white Nissan. She spun tires and gravel, leaving the lot.

  Not only was I going to watch over Sam, but I would also need her to steer clear of Mandi. I knew I was going to have to fuck her fierce just to reassure her that everything was fine and normal in her fucked up shallow world.

  Sam turned back to me, “I don’t want to cause any problems between you two.”

  “Sorry about that. She sees you on my bike, so her claws came out. Just stay clear of her for now, Sam.”

  Riding with Ratchet that morning helped me get some fresh air into my lungs and clear my fuzzy head. The wind was pushing against my face and the sc
ent of things blooming felt good. I smelled his leather jacket and his male scent which both comforted me and made me dizzy with this yearning I had between my legs. I never felt this before being so close to a man. He was so big and tall which frightened me like that rainy night in his room. But he didn’t try anything on me or make me feel uncomfortable. I was not used to that either.

  It’s not a surprise to me that he had an attractive girlfriend, someone as handsome and kind as him. I was only used to other women who belonged to the Hell Hounds and some were just as hateful and vicious as the Hell Hounds. I stayed clear of them as much as I could.

  Bikers from up and down the east coast were coming into town for the Memorial Day holiday ride in the Rolling Thunder event to the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington DC. I was never able to enjoy or have any fun with Sid and the Hell Hounds. Only tense situations and confrontations with other bikers, fights in the back alleys of bars, harassing other women if they got bored with me.

  It was Saturday night and I was looking forward to helping at the clubhouse. Not only were members of the Chaos Kings coming out to celebrate, but their biker friends from up and down the east coast would be there. I think I made a good impression on the President’s lady, Madge and some of the ol’ ladies and friends of the club this week.

  The Chaos Kings clubhouse was much nicer than the Hell Hounds. From what Ratchet, well James, told me, the huge warehouse was on a lease. The President, VP and other club members put their money together to pay the monthly rent and the property owner was good with the club constructing it the way they wanted. It was all legit. There was a bar that was very elaborate for what I was used to and the other half was a wide-open area with old couches, huge floor rugs, two pool tables, some dart boards and even a digital music jukebox. The members all were gifted with skills, from carpenters, mechanics, electricians, HVAC and even a few tattoo artists. They even sectioned off the other side of the bar and built walls for a few private bedrooms with bathrooms and showers, for anyone who needed a place to crash and recoup from a crazy weekend.