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“I knew you saw me!” Dom chuckled and then before I could blink, he had me off the ground and in his arms. We headed for the door to the outside as whistles and clapping erupted.

Once we reached the backyard, the music was turned on, and it didn’t take long for the area to be filled with noise as the clubhouse emptied. Dom set me on my feet in the area designated for dancing and embraced me.

“Love ya, sweetheart,” Dom said and bent his head and touched his lips to mine.

“Love you more,” I said against his lips.

“Not fucking possible,” Dom replied, and I didn’t argue as he held me tighter and we moved to the music. I laid my cheek against his shoulder, and he leaned his head down and rested his cheek against the top of my head.

I sighed. I wasn’t sure if life could get any better than this. But I was looking forward to every day I got to spend with this man.

Epilogue

Coast

Ileaned against theclubhouse and watched the doctor dance with every brother who asked her. I wanted her in my arms, my bed, and my name echoing off the walls when I brought her to completion. It was her I wanted under me when my own release took my breath, and my heart pounded in my chest.

Mackenzie avoided me at all cost since the day at the diner when I snapped at her about paying for lunch. I hadn’t known then what made me do it, but now, as I watched her head lean back while she laughed at something Bull said, it was because she had the ability to destroy me. I knew it the minute she walked out of her office that day and I had laid eyes on her for the first time. So, I made the play for her. Even now, knowing she could crush me, I wasn’t going to be able to stay away from her much longer.

I lost sight of Mac when the music stopped, and River and Jag moved to the front of everyone.

“You boys are falling quick. Been a long time since the clubhouse hosted a wedding celebration. Hell, I think it was when Dare married Shakes.”

I glanced at my dad as he leaned against the building beside me, then I turned back to watch River as she prepared to toss her flowers to the women who had started to form a group.

“Figure we’ll see a few more before long. Maybe we can get the others to do it at the same time,” I said, and my dad, Cruz, chuckled.

“Damn, I hope we don’t have to break up a bunch of women fighting over flowers.” I shook my head at my dad as the group of women laughed and moved around each other to get into the best position.

“Thelma’s in the group. Not worried she might catch it, are you?” I cocked my brow at my dad.

“You got something to ask me, Emery?”

“Nope, but Bull and Tank might think different.”

“I’ll speak with them if the need arises. Only out of respect because they’re members of this club and Thelma’s sons.” I grinned at my dad. “What?”

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