Page 37 of Cedar Edge
“You are fucking right it won’t. Now finish sucking your daddy’s cock. Now.” I growl. Lo scrambles the best he can, still bound by his harness, and envelopes Law’s dick in his mouth. Moving around behind Law I drop to my knees, pressing my tongue into his ass. My own version of an apology in the form of tongue fucking. Law lets out a long moan of pleasure as the two of us worship his body.
“Oh fuck this is so good.” Law moans out. My hand creeps upward and I allow the spit and saliva to coat my finger before I’m slipping it past his tight ring. “Oh shit I’m going to cum!” He cries out as I hit just the right spot. I hear Logan’s own cry of release as his untouched cock releases on the barn floor.
I fall backwards from Law, catching my breath as I lie on the barn floor. “That wasn’t really a punishment but whatever.”
Law lets out a laugh. “Later. We can punish more later.” I sit up as he unbinds Logan from the ropes. “So are we good?”
Law turns to me and nods. “Yeah, we are. I’m sorry.”
I shake my head. “I’m sorry. I never should have forced you into the position like I did or said the things I did to Thea.”
“True. But we all make mistakes.” Law holds his hand out to me and I let him drag me up off the floor.
“Now that we are all one big happy family. We should talk about our girl.” Logan says, with a grim smile.
“What about her?” Law asks.
“Oh you know, just the fact that she’s spiraling so deep she can’t get herself out.” The longer he talks the more my anxiety builds, she hadn’t sought me out since I stole her blades but that doesn’t mean she hasn’t needed to hurt. And it’s not like I’ve made myself available to her. I’ve been in and out on jobs.
Fuck what if she found other means because I wasn’t around.
“What do you think Ace?” Logan’s voice jerks me back into the room.
Law smirks when he realizes I haven’t been listening. “He was saying we should try to get her out of the house.”
“What we need to do is kill the bastard who did this.” I snap.
“I don’t disagree,” Law replies. “But it’s going to take time. He’s well protected.”
“He’s not protected against me.” I say with venom.
“Fuck that’s hot.” Logan mutters at the same time Law says. “You are not going into more debt with The Fallen!”
The words lay between us all like land mines we’ve avoided. They’ve never understood why I joined, but I’ve also never shared the conversation I had with Logan’s father all those years ago…
“I don’t want to ask this of you.” Reed says with a look of actual pain.
I snort, “but you are.”
Tarin lets out a long sigh. “It can’t be Logan, they know he’s our son.”
“And they know we are fucking, how is that any better?” I counter.
The two had contacted me with a job, one that would help the MC they used to belong to get a foothold back in Cedar Edge and drive out the corrupt people. The same people my fatherseemed to enjoy the company of when he was alive. But the job was risky, after all becoming a hired killer wasn’t exactly safe.
“Look, the debt that I have is my own. I’m taking care of it all, much like I’m going to take care of Royce.” I move to head out of the barn. “So take her out all you want but until he’s dead we can’t guarantee her safety.”
“We can keep her safe in this town.” Law counters. “It’s ours.”
Logan mutters an agreement before I’m turning around. “You are willing to bet on that?”
Law grinds his teeth together, his jaw locked shut. Logan shoves his hands through his hair, his own body tense as he tries to decide just how much he trusts the hold we have over this town.
When neither respond I nod my head, “That’s what I thought.” I say as I turn back around and keep walking with a singular goal in mind. Ruin Royce Ripkins the III.
Law
Standing outside of Haven’s Edge Tattoo with Thea pressed against my side I can’t help but curse Logan for this idea and begrudgingly agree with Ace. Every part of me had wanted to tell Ace that no one would hurt her here, that this town was one hundred percent ours. But people are fickle and money fucking talks, sometimes louder than fear of death. So I kept my mouth shut. But I also couldn’t argue with Logan’s idea either.
