Situation Normal: Inked Brotherhood (Lima Six Motorcycle Club Book 2) (12 page)

“Everything still works, though, right?” she teased.

“You want to find out tonight?”

“Oh… yeah.”

***

“I am going to fuck you so hard,” Jamie said as she jumped into the bed with Leo, landing on him and kissing him lustily.

“What’s with you?” he asked as she broke the kiss.

She giggled. “I’m almost ashamed to admit this, but you kicking Ron’s ass tonight? That has turned me on
so
much. You remember when he said I could pay extortion with something other than money, and you punched him out?”

“Yeah…”

“Then you were my knight in shining armor, riding in to protect my virtue, but I have never forgiven him for that. For some reason, having you beat the shit out of him… well, I have been practically dripping all night.”

Leo smiled and rolled over, pinning her to the bed. “That is part of what made that so satisfying tonight. Anyone that threatens you, in any way, will get that, and more. Nobody is going to hurt you, not so long as I can draw a breath.”

She grabbed his cock and struggled to steer it into her. “Oh god... just stick that thing in me and fuck me until I scream!”

He allowed her to guide him into her, plunging into her with a hard shove before holding himself deep. “That what you want,” he growled. “You want me to fuck you hard?”

“Oh god, yes. Hard. Please, hard.”

He began to move, picking up speed, each inward thrust harder and faster than the one before. He smiled. For once she didn’t have him blinded by lust and he could enjoy playing the game. He rose onto his hands, holding himself up as he drove into her with jackhammer like speed. “Like that?” he panted when he stopped to tease her and catch his breath.

“God yes! Don’t stop!”

“Want me to make you come?”

“Please… please make me come,” she keened as she thrust her hips, trying to get him to start again.

He lowered himself to her and took her lips in a deep and passionate kiss as he began to pound into her once more.

“Oh god…” she growled, her voice deep and hoarse with passion as she moved and thrust. She was going to go off like a fucking rocket… he if he would… just …
fuck
her! “Faster… please, faster.”

Her growling and begging was turning him on in a serious way. He forced himself up out of her arms and increased the speed and power of his thrusts. Having her so turned on was winding him up and he could feel his orgasm coming. “I’m going to come,” he panted as the first shivers of his approaching climax washed over him. “I want you to come with me.”

She was
burning,
her approaching orgasm scorching her with its heat. “I’m going to come,” she gasped, her climax drawing her out, stretching her taunt, preparing her for an explosive release. “I’m going to come so hard… make me come so hard… make me come…” she mewled, the approaching maelstrom stealing her voice.

Leo changed his tempo from lightning fast jabs to long hard thrusts, trying to push her, and himself, over the edge. Her eyes snapped open wide as her head tipped back, her back arching as she began to cry her release into the quiet darkness.

Her climax hit her so hard it took her breath, every muscle straining as she crackled with orgasmic fire. As she burned, her skin as hot as if she were baking in the Texas sun, she found her voice… and she howled out her pleasure. She clung to Leo, her knight, her protector, her savior and lover, holding tight lest she become lost in a sea of pleasure and never find her way back.  

With a massive shudder, Jamie relaxed just as his own release hit him. With a soft moan of completion, his hips coasted to a stop as the warmth of his orgasm passed through him. He held himself deep as he luxuriated in feelings he couldn’t explain but held close and dear. He settled lightly on her and took her lips, kissing her softly, gently, reveling in feelings so profound and deep that he never wanted them to end. She was becoming his world, his everything, and he would fight for her until his strength failed him and his heart beat its last.

CHAPTER TWELVE

“What do you want, Lundergrund?” Jamie asked, her hands curling into fists. They had been open for five minutes and no one else was in the bar. There was never anyone in the bar anymore. Over the last two weeks, her client base had seen a steady decline. Some nights Lima 6 were her only customers, when she had customers.

Word was getting around town about the killing of the DEA agents. The rumors were mixed, some saying it was the cartel that killed them and that Lima 6 couldn’t stop it, others that Lima 6 was involved in the shoot. But either way, Lima 6 had taken a black eye. The town had also picked up on the brewing conflict within the club and since Lima 6 was so closely associated with her bar, her traffic had suffered accordingly.

“I’m here looking for your boyfriend. Know where I can find him?”

“No. If he isn’t at work, then I don’t know where he is.”

“What about you, tall, dark and handsome? You know where he is?”

“Haven’t seen him,” Will replied.

“What’s the matter, Will? Do I make you nervous? You look nervous.”

“No. Why do you ask?”

“Mmmm… call it woman’s intuition.”

“Mind if we take a look around?” Lundergrund asked as she motioned to the other three men.

“Have a warrant?”

“No… but I can have one here in an hour.” She pulled out her phone and looked at Jamie quizzically.

“Never mind. There’s nothing here. What are you looking for?”

“Did you hear about those six agents that were shot outside of town a couple of weeks ago?” Lundergrund asked as she drew figures on the top of the bar with her finger.

“Yeah. Tragic.”

“Know anything about it?”

“I heard they were gunned down by the cartel. Why are you involved? You’re not DEA.”

“Yeah. But forensic evidence says something different. What about you, Will? You know anything about it?”

“Just what Jamie said.”

Lundergrund bobbed her head as she pooched her lips out. “Yeah, of course that’s all you would know. You’re just a prospect.”

“That’s right. I’m not a member of the club yet. Just a prospect.”

“Never go out on any ‘intercepts,’” Lundergrund said as she made tick marks in the air with her fingers.

“Nope. As you said, I’m just a prospect. I’m not really privy to what the club does.”

Lundergrund nodded as if that was perfectly logical. “Of course you aren’t. Find anything,” she asked as she looked to the agents returning from the back of the bar.

“It’s clean.”

“Now get out,” Jamie ordered.

“Maybe we will hang around, see if Leo shows up. I
really
need to see him. You understand.”

“Fine. Wait outside.”

“Are you afraid for me to see how you do business? Maybe I need to review your hospitality license. Make sure you have all the required permits and such. The way you run this place seems a little sketchy.”

“You remember what I told you at my house? That still applies.”

Lundergrunds eyes narrowed. “You want to try me now?”

“Anytime you think you’re ready,
sweetheart
.”

Lundergrund began pulling off her badge and gun. ‘Whoa… you don’t to do this,” Will said, blocking Jamie as she started from behind the bar. “Remember what Leo said. She’s just trying to get a rise out of you. Don’t let her.”

Jamie paused then looked at Lundergrund. “Maybe some other time… when there aren’t so many witnesses.”

“Your call,
sweetheart.
My boys won’t see anything... will you?”

“No. Nothing at all,” one of the men said with a smile.

“Don’t do it,” Will said putting a hand in Jamie’s chest to stop her again. “Assaulting a federal officer will land you in prison.”

“No badge,” Lundergrund said as she tossed the badge on one of the tables.

Jamie was itching to show this bitch she wouldn’t be pushed around in her own bar, but Will was right. “No… some other time… just you and me. We’re not done… talking… about this.”

“Looking forward to it,” Lundergrund said as she returned the badge to her belt. “I’ll be seeing you around, handsome. I’m looking forward to getting to know you better,” she said with a lecherous wink and smile at Will before turning on her toe and leaving.

“I don’t like her very much,” Will said softly.

‘“No shit.”

“She knows something.”

“Knowing something and being able to prove it are two different things. But you are going to have to be careful. She’s setting you up. She’s setting the whole club up. We need to call Leo… tell him she is back sniffing around.”

“Yeah. I wish I had never gotten involved with Lima 6.”

“Don’t say that. It’s not Lima 6… it’s that fucking Ron Terrill. When Leo takes him out, then things can get back to normal.”

***

Will looked at his feet. “I can’t do this anymore, Leo. I’m sorry,” he said softly.

“I’m sorry to see you leave, you’re the kind of guy Lima 6 needs, but if you need out… I understand.” Leo replied, placing his hand on Will’s shoulder. “You’ve given me what I need.”

“What you going to do?”

“I’m taking my club back. I’m going to go to the brothers that are not involved in this and we are going to stop it. This isn’t who we are. We’re not a bunch of gang bangers, thugs and drug runners.”

“Lundergrund knows how the intercept went down. We must not have gotten it cleaned up enough.”

“She’s a piece of work, isn’t she?” Leo asked with a smile. “But I have dealt with her enough to know, if she could prove anything, you wouldn’t be sitting here talking to me right now. Just don’t do anything stupid and I’ll get you out of this.”

“How?”

“I’m going to give her the murders of the agents.”

Will licked his lips. “How are you going to do that and keep me clean? I was
there,
Leo. I’m just a guilty as everyone else.”

“Did you kill any of those agents?”

“I don’t know. I don’t think so… but I can’t be sure. It all happened so fast. But what about the… code… the never roll on a brother thing?”

“The men that did this are not my brothers. Those that help them are not my brothers. I will cut their hearts out myself if I can. They have turned their backs on what Lima 6 stands for and I will burn them for it.”

“Leo… I helped them.”

Leo looked at Will’s begging eyes. He needed absolution for a situation that spiraled out of his control… a situation he couldn’t stop or prevent. Leo felt a chill pass over him… like Iraq… like Tuck and Two-Tone. He looked to Jamie as he began to tear up. Sometimes you just have to let go of your guilt.

Jamie listened as Leo talked with Will until suddenly Leo went rigid, staring at Will then looking at her with tears in his eyes. He was still looking at her when he began to speak.

“Will… sometimes shit happens… bad shit. Shit you can’t control. I understand how you feel, how you feel like you have lost part of yourself, how you question everything that you believe in, everything you did. Will… you have to let it go or the guilt and the pain will eat you alive.” Leo looked back to Will. “You were placed in an impossible situation, a situation I placed you in… I know you wouldn’t have killed those agents if you had a choice. I know you would have given your life to protect them, if you could have. But sometimes life doesn’t give you any options. That is when you have to accept what has happened was fate.”

Jamie turned away so Leo wouldn’t see her tears. She knew in her heart that he had just made the final step out of darkness, that seeing Will struggle with his own guilt had clarified his own situation. She loved her brother and didn’t want to see him suffer as Leo had… and she had to admit now, that she loved Leo as well. She sniffed and wiped at her eyes, trying to pull in her emotions, but her tears continued to fall.

“Leo’s right. You have to let it go. It wasn’t your fault.”

“I can’t live with this,” Will said softly.

“You can,” Leo said softly. “If you will let yourself.” He paused, giving Will time to think. “Will, I can understand you wanting to leave the club. If that is what you want, then go with my blessing. But know that I would be honored to call you brother.”

Will looked up, meeting Leo’s eyes for the first time. “The honor would be mine,” he said softly.

“Then stay. Help me take back the club. Help me avenge the deaths of those agents. Help me make the name Lima 6
mean
something again.” He paused again. “Will you stay and help me?”

Will sat quietly for a long time. “Yes… I’ll stay.”

Leo pulled Will into a hug and slapped him on the back. “Thank you brother.”  

Jamie wiped at her eyes again. “How? How are you going to take back the club?”

“I’m taking the gavel. I’m taking the gavel and I am returning the club to its original charter. Anyone involved in the running of drugs will be stripped of their colors and banished from the club. Those that were involved in the deaths of the agents will be severely dealt with. This is
my
home, and I will protect it… or I will die in the attempt.”

“How can I help?” Will asked.

“Just be ready to tell what went down. I’m going to start making some phone calls to those you believe I can trust. I need you to tell them what happened. Leave nothing out.”

“What if you are wrong? What if you can’t trust these men?” Jamie asked.

“I won’t lie you… this is dangerous. If word will gets back to Ron he will probably try to have Will and me killed. Maybe even you. Would I be wasting my breath to suggest you leave town for a few days?”

“Yes.”

“That’s what I thought. She always been this stubborn?” he asked Will with a ghost of a smile.

“You have no idea.”

“It would be better if Ellen were to leave town. Or at least bring her here, with Jamie, so they can watch each other’s back. Does she have a gun? Can she shoot?”

“No, and I doubt it.”

“If she won’t leave town, get her a gun and show her how to use it.”

“I’ll give her mine.”

“No. I have an extra one at home… give her that one. I have already lost one friend, someone that left someone special behind. I don’t want to lose another.”