Whizz by Sam Crescent Read Free Book Online Page A

I believe you when you say you didn’t hunt for me, but you found me, Lacey. Not only did you find me once, you came to me several times. I’ve been inside you, and I’ll be inside you once again.”
    She shook her head. “You’re being insane.”
    “No, you’re the one being insane. Those men, your brothers, they’re dead. They died because they didn’t have the fucking sense to come to us. The Skulls would have let them live, but they put us and the town at fucking risk. They were a bunch of idiots pretending to run a club.”
    Lacey slapped him around the face. “How dare you? You didn’t know what it was like being hunted by Gonzalez. We were all easy prey to him. He took our families from us and made sure we knew who was in control.”
    “That was Gonzalez’s father,” Whizz said. He was glaring right back at her. He didn’t raise a hand to her even though she slapped him.
    Lash stayed away, which surprised her. She figured he would have intervened by now.
    “Gonzalez was there with his father. He made the order that took our families from us. Both of them were there when he gave the order to do what they wanted. When the first man stole my innocence, Gonzalez was organizing a dinner for when he got home. I wasn’t important enough to stick around. I lost my ability to bear children. We had the right to take Gonzalez out. Danny, the club, didn’t trust anyone to ask for help. From that moment Gonzalez tore our world out from under us, we were warned not to say anything. We were told to stay silent, to not talk about the past. We didn’t. All of us moved on together with one mission in mind, to kill the Gonzalez line.”
    “Your biggest mistake was not listening to Butch,” Whizz said.
    “You don’t get it.”
    “I get it, but you’re too busy feeling guilty instead of listening to reason. I’m not going to keep trying to tell you differently. They’re gone. You’re alive, and I will not let anything happen to you.” He gripped her arm and started walking her toward the bike.
    “What the hell are you doing?”
    “I’m done listening to you feeling sorry for yourself. We’re going back to the club.”
    “I want to see Butch.”
    “You don’t get to do that.” Whizz handed her the helmet. “Put it on.”
    “Why are you angry?” she asked.
    “You’re determined to find excuses for them. They were untrained and could have killed everyone in that room. Fort Wills belongs to The Skulls. The moment the Savage Brothers hit out they were dead. You were all stupid to believe that you could get away with it.”
    Lacey didn’t think about what she did. Raising her knee, she connected with his cock and balls. Without giving him time to react, she started running away, trying to get away from him.
    “Fuck,” Whizz said.
    She ran off but didn’t get far.
    “I don’t fucking think so.” Lash grabbed her around the waist, dragging her back. She started to hit out at him.
    “Let me go.” She wasn’t going to give up without a fight.
    “You better deal with her.” Lash caught her hands together. She didn’t stand a chance against his strength.
    A red-faced Whizz stared at her. He didn’t speak, simply put the helmet on her head and turned away. She watched him climb on the back of the bike.
    Lash put her on the back. “I suggest you hold onto him if you don’t want to hurt yourself falling off. I’m not in the fucking mood for you to start killing yourself. You want to die, ask one of us to do it.”
    She shivered as a wave of fear washed through her. These men were not the kind to mess with. Wrapping her arms around Whizz’s waist, she held onto him. They went straight back to the clubhouse. The sun was still up. She saw Angel walking into the grounds as she removed her helmet. Gash was right behind her.
    “Where have you been?” Lash asked, walking over to Angel.
    “I went to the spa.” Angel pushed some hair off her shoulder, smiling up at Lash.
    Lacey watched the change in