Chapter 11 - Misunderstood - Original Storyline
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Zoann
Donovan ignored the stares of the bikers at the compound of the Death Dwellers,
raising her chin and barreling toward the entryway that led to the hallway and
the private rooms reserved for members. Since she’d called to blast Val for
giving her shit about seeing their son and then not showing up, she was
expected.
“He not available to come to the
phone. You wanna see him, bring your ass to the club.”
She wasn’t sure who she’d spoken to,
but she believed it had been one of the other bikers she’d met during the last
Christmas her mother was alive. Before Christopher
had gotten her killed.
The biker hadn’t thought Zoann would
set foot here to confront Val, but…she had. She knew how much Val cared about
Megan. And, if she was being honest, she cared about her, too. But Zoann was
just angry. Christopher had changed somewhat
thanks to his wife, but he’d never allowed their mother any peace.
He’d done more for Megan than Val
had ever considered doing for Zoann. The thought pierced her and she wished
she’d brought Ryan. No. Never. It would be weeks before she allowed Val the
opportunity to see their son again.
Just as she reached his door, a
half-dressed girl stepped into the hallway, giggling and licking her lips.
Val’s oh-so-masculine laughter floated to Zoann and resentment flared in her.
She tossed her hair over her shoulder, glaring at the slut who widened her eyes
when she saw Zoann. Without a word, she scampered down the hall.
Zoann pushed the door opened,
surprised at how clean the room was. It was dark, though, with no window and no
light except the dim hallway one.
“Coming back for more already, Bob
Sue?”
The low rumble of his voice made
Zoann’s belly tingle. She knew that tone. Knew he’d had an orgasm not long ago.
Furious tears rushed to her eyes and
betrayal sliced through her. She slapped her palm on the wall, searching for a
light switch.
“Babe?” he prompted just as Zoann
found flipped the switch and lit the room up.
“It’s Zoann, you bastard,” she
snarled, the fight whooshing from her body when she saw the condition of Val.
Blackened eyes. Swollen lips. Bandages wrapped around his ribs.
Cock glistening with…with her…Bob Sue.
She tightened her lips. “What
happened to you?”
His turquoise eyes widened in
surprise then narrowed and he leaned back, wincing when he attempted to put his
arms behind his head. Zoann stiffened, determined to stand her ground and not
rush to his side to look after him. None of them knew the tears she’d shed when
he’d been brought in so grievously wounded seven months ago. The prayers she’d
said.
The admission she still loved him.
“Sorry couldn’t visit Ryan,” he said
lazily. “As you can see, I’m a little indisposed.”
He couldn’t even pretend curiosity
behind her visit. He just rumbled a blasé explanation and ignored Zoann’s
question.
She looked at her toes, then focused
on the posters on his ugly brick walls. Posters of naked girls hung everywhere.
“Cover yourself, Matthew,” she demanded.
“Nothing you haven’t seen before,
Puff.”
He didn’t just call her Puff, did he? And, even worse, she wasn’t
blushing…was she?
She reminded herself she hated him
and he hated her and they hated each other. So she shouldn’t blush and he
shouldn’t have such a sexy tone with her and his cock shouldn’t be stiffening
and—
“Pig,” she flared, charging forward,
intending to slap him senseless but he grabbed her wrists, heat and power in
his hands. “That girl…Bob Sue…or whatever her name is,” she added when he
smirked at her and flashed his dimples. “Whoever just sucked your dick and
fucked you and you’re getting an erection for me?”
A thoughtful gleam entered his eyes
and she braced herself for insults and mockery. Her grandfather had been so
mean. Whenever she’d shown any emotion. Whenever she’d cried for Christopher
because she’d missed him and she hadn’t known who he’d become.
“I jerk off to memories of you,” he
said with the unerring honesty she both detested and appreciated. He released
his hold on her and she massaged her wrists. Not because he’d hurt her but
because his touch branded her. “You not giving me pussy any more, Zoann. I
gotta get it from somewhere.”
She glared at him and sniffed, not
wanting to admit she was trying to detect the scent of sex. “Even when I was
giving you pussy, it didn’t stop you from getting it from somewhere.”
He scowled at her. “A man get tired
of your judgmental bullshit. I told you I wasn’t leaving my club and you
wouldn’t shut the fuck up. I just needed a girl to enjoy my company for a
little while. Didn’t think you’d give a shit.”
“It doesn’t matter. I don’t care.
You’re a biker. My brother’s a biker. My cousin’s a biker. And you’re all
amoral assholes.”
The cold dislike she brought out in
everyone dropped into Val’s features and she died a little inside.
“Get out,” he told her and she
shivered at the lethal softness in his tone.
His face was so battered and
bruised, she barely saw his teardrop tat beneath his left eye.
Instead of leaving, she reached out
and touched his discolored, swollen cheek. “What happened to you?” she
whispered, her body betraying her as usual where Val was concerned. She wanted
him so badly. She hadn’t been with a man since the last time she and Val had
made love…er, fucked. No, made love. That was the night he’d given her their
son and she refused to debase his conception in such a way.
“Does it matter, Puff?” he asked.
The name brought all sorts of
memories rushing back to her.
He tried to smile but grimaced
instead. “You still have your powder puff, babe?” he asked, nodding toward her
crotch.
The question sent her pulse soaring
and made her blood heat. The tips of her nipples hardened and she groaned. He
caught her waist and scooted over, so he could pull her next to him.
“Well?” he pressed. “Do you? If you
don’t fucking answer me, I’m gonna have to feel your pussy myself to see if
it’s still covered with all that hair.”
“You’re incorrigible,” she
complained, her body softening against his. “I told you I didn’t keep down
there that way. I’d just been really busy at the hospital so I hadn’t had a
chance to get rid of all that.”
And that was the truth, although
he’d never believed her.
“Ummhmm. So why the fuck you kept
all that pussy hair once I started fucking you?”
Because
you liked it. “Let me up,” she demanded when the thought popped into her
head. He did and she forced herself to a sitting position, shoving aside the
memory of when he’d asked her to keep her pussy like that and then had given
her the nickname of Puff because she
had the best powder puff of pussy hair in the entire world. “I have to go.
You’re nothing but a fucking pig. A liar and a cheat and a womanizer
and…and…and a killer.”
He shoved her so hard she landed on
the floor on her ass.
“Get the fuck out, bitch. And don’t
come to my fucking club no more.”
She hurt because she cared, and she
wanted him to hurt and show that he cared. “You’re not welcomed to see Ryan
ever again. I’m going to find a decent man to raise him. He deserves better
than a father who’ll fuck any girl who opens her pussy to him.”
“Bob Sue didn’t open her pussy. She
opened her fucking mouth.”
Nausea churned in her at the cold,
cruel words.
“As to you stopping me from seeing
my son, think the fuck again. Bad enough you don’t let me see him as much as I
could. You on duty at that fucking hospital a lot and I know this, bitch, but
you told Ophelia you wouldn’t let her watch him if she didn’t consult with you
first. Fuck you. That’s my kid. My cum made him. And if you want to get some
poor fuck fucked up go ahead.”
“You’re disgusting!” she screeched,
jumping to her feet.
“If you say so, Zoann. But if I
hadn’t run into your brother’s fists and shit, I’d show you how fucking
disgusting you think I am. If I wasn’t in so much fucking pain, you’d open your
pussy to me with just a flick of my finger.”
“You wish. There’s no dick in the
world good enough to make me lose my dignity and just drop my panties without
consequences.”
His laugh was evil and Zoann
flinched even before he spoke. “You did and it’s done and Ryan is the proof.”
The door suddenly burst open and
Zoann jumped. She expected to see Bob Sue or some other girl.
“Oh, fuck me,” a very familiar growl
came. “What the fuck you doin’ in my club, Zoann?” Christopher growled.
She drew herself up and willed all
her different emotions away. These men steamrolled weakness. “I came because
Val skipped out on seeing Ryan.”
Christopher scratched his chin, the
dark stubble on it making him look like the criminal he was. “Ain’t like the
motherfucker can ride? You ain’t noticin’ how fucked up he is?”
She glared at him. “Very funny,” she
spat when Val snickered and then moaned in pain. Dumb ass. “You did it to him, which is despicable. Just shows how
little regard you have for your boys.”
Christopher drew in a deep breath
and rubbed his eyes. He looked so very tired and her heart went out to him. Her
earliest memories of her big brother was of a beautiful boy whom their
grandfather absolutely despised. Zoann had just adored Christopher, couldn’t
wait to get old enough to follow behind him.
She rubbed her hand. It still hurt
from the way their grandfather had injured it. Most of all her pride hurt
because he’d called her all kinds of names. The same names he’d always called
Christopher and Zoann knew she never wanted to hear him disparage her or hurt
her ever again.
She realized silence surrounded them
now. Val and Christopher didn’t want her around them anymore. She’d overstayed
her welcome.
Absently, she rubbed her hand.
“How’s Megan?”
“You the fuckin’ nurse. Go fuckin’
see and judge for yourfuckinself.”
She lifted her chin. “If I get a
chance.”
Christopher rolled his eyes. “What
the fuck ever. If you through fuckin’ bitchin’ at Val, get the fuck outta here.
I don’t need your humpy fuckin’ face pullin’ me down further.”
She knew he meant grumpy but to her his words brought to
mind her depression and how she felt her moods affected other people, and not
in a good way.
Without another word, she bowed her
head and hurried out of Val’s room, not bothering to make eye contact with
anyone, just needing to get away from the two men who’d once meant so much to
her.
And who now viewed her as just a
mean, hateful bitch. When neither of them realized there was so much more to it
than that.
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