Page 28 of Bikers & Bars

“The only person that gets the family discount is my omega.” Hazel grinned and pressed a quick kiss to his lips.

“How is that fair?!”

“She sucks my dick,” Emiliano deadpanned as Teagan and Sienna snickered.

“I mean if that’s all it takes,” Romeo leaned forward like he was going to climb over the seat.

“And we’re here!” Alessandro slammed on the breaks as he parked. “Suck him off in the privacy of the store if that’s what you’re going to try to do.”

“Can I watch?” Hazel’s eyes lit up.

“Oh my god,” I burst out laughing.

“I’m charging you extra now,” Emiliano told Romeo, whose smile widened into a shit-eating grin. “I’m never going to hear the end of this now.”

“I don’t mind,” Hazel and I said at the same time. Without even looking at each other we high-fived, making Teagan completely lose it as Sienna started crying she was laughing so hard.

“Menaces, all of you,” Emiliano shook his head but humor danced in his dark gaze as he got out of the car.

“Let’s go get some tattoos, ladies,” Romeo waved at the shop.

Romeo

Eliza chewedon her plump lower lip as she looked around at the fantastic art prints hanging on the walls of the shop. Hazel and Sienna both knew what they wanted so Emiliano was starting with them while the other two figured it out.

Even from across the room I could smell Eliza’s delicious scent. My omega smelled like heaven and I found myself moving forward without any real thought behind it. My hands ran overEliza’s hips as I pressed my chest against her back and buried my face in her neck.

“Can you pick for me? This is tough,” she groaned. “I can’t decide.”

“I’d love nothing more,” I admitted. Pride flushed through me at the idea of choosing the permanent ink going on my omega’s body. “Any hard no rules?”

“Nothing embarrassing but I trust you and Emiliano,” she said as she leaned into me. My mind was already at work thinking over possibilities. She was such a strong omega but she had a sweet and vulnerable side, too, I wanted something that would represent that.

“What about you, Teagan?”

The look on Teagan’s face when Eliza asked was masked quickly but I saw the brief flash of panic.

“I’m having a hard time deciding, I might just wait on it,” she admitted, giving a little huff like it was against her will. Eliza nodded but didn’t argue before she went off to check on Sienna and Hazel.

“Everything alright?” I asked Teagan. “You seem uncomfortable.”

“Don’t get observant on me, lover boy,” she sassed, giving me a mock glare. “I’ll be fine, I’m just in a mood.”

“Sure, sure, I’m sure they’ll buy it,” I joked. She sighed and shook her head.

“Spare me the lecture, I’ll talk to them if I need to,” she said quietly as she stared off in the direction her friends were hanging out.

“Fine, any big travel plans?” I asked, changing the subject, but from yet another deep sigh, clearly that wasn’t a better direction at all.

“No,” she said. Now she was glaring daggers at the floor. Something was definitely going on but she wasn’t exactly ready to share. That was something I could understand.

“Do you need to run away? I’ll tell them your dad called,” I offered. Teagan and I weren’t friends yet but Eliza cared about her and that was enough for me to consider her one.

Her eyes lit up. “Really, you’ll cover me?”

“Of course,” I said as I stepped between her and her besties. They were still distracted so I nodded to the door. “Go now if you want to get out without a fight. You got a car?”

“Already ordering it,” she grinned. “Oh, and two minutes out.”

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