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Gene nodded.
“My friend is very trustworthy. We’ll have it in a couple of days, and we’ll find out who she is. You can’t hide from DNA.”
No, you couldn’t.
Greyson just wanted the truth, and he honestly wanted to shake the shit out of the woman to get it.
He was annoyed.
When they finished their food, Gene put money on the table, paying.
“We should get this done. Let’s go hit this bar and see what Cash Masters has to say—if he’s there.”
That worked for them.
Hopefully, it would give them something.
All they needed was one little piece of information, and that could blow this whole case wide open.
Finally.
Chapter Twenty-Four
Bull’s Biker Bar
Sunday
Four P.M.
Their plan going in was pretty simple, and that was to not get shot or killed. With this place, one never knew what you were going to get. Because he wanted Ethan safe, they divided and conquered.
He was going in the front, and Ethan and Greyson were going in the back.
This was about catching Cash Masters’ off guard. They knew he was in there since they found his vehicle outside.
Yeah, they ran everyone’s registration.
There was no way they were going in blind. Three of the men in there had warrants, according to their records after running the random plates, so they were likely going to try and start some shit.
Well, Gene was ready for it.
He was in the mood to shoot someone.
Cash, mostly, if he knew about what the bikers did to Corbin in that sleazy back room, and he let it happen.
At the door, he had an earpiece in, and he could hear Ethan and Greyson.
“We’re at the back door and they left it open,” Greyson said, as he watched Ethan pick the lock. “They should be more careful,” he said, covering their asses.
Uh-huh.
He knew his man.
Someone liked breaking and entering in his youth, and there was no way he was passing that up.
“I’m going in. I’ll see you in there,” he said, as ten agents were behind him. Once the door was breeched, they’d spread out and cover his ass.
As he walked in the door, the music was playing and that’s when Cash saw him.
