ROMANCE: SPORTS ROMANCE: Tight End (Bad Boy Football Romance) (New Adult Alpha Male Sports Romance)

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to blow.
    “It was just sitting there and when the boys opened up the back and saw all the product, of course we took it.”
    “Do you know who’s it is? You can’t really think that someone was going to leave all of that powder out there for nothing. It was supposed to be picked up and you just took it!”
    Sam stood up and glared down at his son. He was trying to do more than he was supposed to and now it had all went tits up. There was a small amount of pride for his moxie, but he knew that it was going to cause them a lot of trouble. Sam had an idea of who they had stolen from and the man’s reputation proceeded him and he hoped that there was some way that it could all be worked out. The last thing Samuel wanted to do was get into a brawl with the Black Riders. Lance was not going to let it go.
    “You have to take it back.”
    “I can’t.”
    “What do you mean you can’t?” His eyes became almost unavailable for sight as he narrowed his view on his twenty year old son.
    “Well, I already sold it.”
    Sam sighed and sat back down. He was going to give himself a heart attack with worry, but there was a number he had to hear before he started to really freak out. “How much?”
    “Twenty.”
    “Per kilo right?”
    His son was melting under the pressure, but Sam had to know how bad he had messed up. When he said it was for all of it, he exploded. “You sold it all for the price of one?”
    “To who?”
    “The Castor twins.”
    Sam put his head in his hands for a minute. Carl had messed up many times before, but never that bad. “Dad, it’s not that big of a deal. They will never know it was us.”
    “They saw you leaving.”
    “Yeah but…” Carl hadn’t thought it all the way through and that was before he had done the math in his head.
    “You have to go get it back, right now.”
    “I don’t think they are going to go for that.”
    “You better figure it out Carl. There is going to be hell to pay from both sides if we don’t figure it out.” Sam told Carl to leave and he reached into his bottom drawer and took out a bottle of whiskey. How was he supposed to fix everything that time? He didn’t know. It may be even worse than he had first thought when he stopped Carl and told him to send someone else. Lance was not known to leave anyone living who crossed him and Sam realized then that he was going to have to get Carl out of the city, instead of pretending like there was any way that he would be able to handle what came next.
    “Son, you are going to have to go north to your grans.”
    Carl looked at him in disbelieve. “I can’t just run away father.”
    Sam just shook his head. “No, but I can’t bury one of my children. If something happened to either one of you kids, I would never be able to live with it. Lance doesn’t play around and he is going to be out for revenge. I just need you to go up there for a bit until I get it all sorted out.”
    He wasn’t so sure that he could, but he knew he had to try, for all their sakes .

Chapter 2
    “Dad, what is going on?”
    Stella had been awoken with the loud noises in the room next to hers. Her brother shouldn’t have even been home that early, so she was surprised to see the two men packing up tings in the middle of the night. Something was wrong, it was clear.
    “Everything is fine baby. Why don’t you go back to bed? You have school in the morning.”
    Stella wasn’t sure that she wanted to go back to bed or that she could even do so. “I want to know what is going on. Why are you guys packing up Carl’s stuff?”
    Sam stepped out of the room, taking his daughter with him. He had always wanted to keep her from it all, but she was a smart girl and knew more than even he probably realized. “Your brother got himself in some trouble and we need to get him out of the city for a while until things calm down.”
    She had a feeling it was going to be something like that. Her brother was known for doing stupid things and it worried her

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