One Month Later…
Reaper was setting up the chairs as Silas made the fire when Viper parked his SUV next to Silas’s truck. Looking toward the truck, he saw Viper get out the vehicle as the passenger door opened and Shade got out. Both men went to the back seat, Viper getting the beer and Shade carrying an extra chair.
Viper put the beer in the cooler, while Shade stayed on the outskirts of the camp.
“Lily and Penni are driving me nuts. I could use a break. You mind if I join you?”
Reaper reached out and took the chair from him to set it up. “Have a seat.” He motioned at the chair. “Greer you bring the good stuff?”
“You know it.”
Another Month Later…
Twisting the top of his beer, Reaper saw Viper’s SUV pulling off the road to park next to Silas’s truck. Taking a drink, he raised his eyebrow when not just the two front doors opened, but the back door opened as well. Viper and Shade got out of the driver’s and passenger’s, each man carrying something different.
Shade and Viper walked into the camp as Rider stopped; he was holding a gigantic bag Reaper recognized from the diner.
“It’s Jo’s time of the month. Save me.”
Twenty-Two Years Later…
Reaper remained standing at the rock as Silas poured water from a thermos to douse the fire as the line of vehicles pulled out, leaving Greer, Silas, and him alone.
Staring out at the dark sky, he let Greer put the last of the chairs in the back of the truck.
Staring down at the rock, he didn’t need a light to see how many marks had been carved into the surface. He had years of seeing it in the daylight to know the massive weight the stone carried.
All of the original Last Riders spent their Friday nights here. They no longer needed to make new marks on the stone, coming mainly now to have time together alone and let the young bloods have their fun without them being present. It was the next generation’s time to become the leaders, and the original group to fade into the background. Their kids had been raised with the values that counted the most, and if they needed help, the originals would still be around to lend a helping hand. That was what parents did, and Reaper was proud to say most of them didn’t need any guidance. They were making their own way in this world, and there wasn’t a one of them who wouldn’t give their life for the other.
“You comin’, boy?”
Reaper grinned at Greer still calling him boy. “You need my help getting in the truck?” he joked.
“Kiss my effin’ ass,” Greer snorted.
Laying his hand on the rock, Reaper then made his way to the truck.
The rock was still standing and so was he.
Reading Order
1. Razer's Ride (The Last Riders)
2. Viper's Run (The Last Riders)
3. Knox's Stand (The Last Riders)
4. Sex Piston (Biker Bitches)
5. Teased (The VIP Room)
6. Tainted (The VIP Room)
7. Shade's Fall (The Last Riders)
8. King (The VIP Room)
9. Cash's Fight (The Last Riders)
10. Fat Louise (Biker Bitches)
11. Riot (Predators MC)
12. Shade (The Last Riders)
13. Stand Off (Predators MC)
14. Lucky's Choice (The Last Riders)
15. Keeping What's His: Tate (Porter Brothers Trilogy)
16. Merry Blissmas (Biker Bitches)
17. Hostage (Predators MC)
18. Winter's Touch (The Last Riders)
19. Train's Clash (The Last Riders, Biker Bitches)
20. Standing His Ground: Greer (Porter Brother's Trilogy)
21. Crazy B!tch (Biker Bitches)
22. Rider's Revenge (The Last Riders)
23.Stalked (Predators MC)
24. Claiming the Enemy: Dustin (Porter Brothers Trilogy)
25. T.A. (Biker Bitches)
26. Dangerous Love
27. Gavin’s Song (Road to Salvation: A Last Rider's Trilogy)
28. Ho Ho Hennessy
29. Reaper’s Wrath (Road to Salvation: A Last Rider's Trilogy)
30. Reaper’s Salvation (Road to Salvation: A Last Rider's Trilogy)