Snake
Snake
I’m the president of the Devils.
It’s a job I always wanted: to follow in my father’s footsteps and make him proud.
But then I screwed up and trusted my VP, my best friend, who betrayed me and started a coop.
I began to question my decisions and my faith in my brothers.
My faith in myself.
I don’t know which brothers I can trust right now, and I need to clean house.
I’m a busy man; I don’t have time for complications.
I must focus on my club and the mess I made by not seeing what was happening.
Until I see her in our club with her friends.
Innocent and oh-so-perfect.
She took my breath away, and I instantly knew I had to have her.
But danger surrounds me now.
Brothers questioning each other while my club is on the brink of falling apart.
I can’t bring her into that, but I can’t let her go.
I have a decision to make, but the wrong one could get her killed.
I just don’t know if I’m selfish enough to let her go.
Sarah
Family is my life.
I grew up in a loving home, and my little sister is my best friend.
When she got sick, my whole world turned upside down, and instead of tearing each other apart, our family became closer.
We stuck together.
I wasn’t looking for anything.
I only cared about getting through college and helping my parents with my sister.
That was my sole focus.
But then he walked into my life.
Scary and so tempting.
He wanted me and became all I could see.
He refused to let me slip through his fingers.
I know I should be scared; I know I should run.
He made my heart race despite him not only being a part of an MC but the president himself.
He’s dangerous, and I must think about my family and put them first.
But what if he’s my only chance at happiness?
What if I don’t feel this consuming feeling again.
Can I be selfish and be happy?
Or am I putting my family and I in danger by dragging us into his MC world, risking my heart?
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