Coming Home (DEVIOUS EAGLES MC #1) by Mallory Funk EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Mallory Funk
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- Genre: contemporary romance
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Dani
We spent hours on the road before stopping for the night at some motel and
heading on the road once more.
Now, we are finally pulling up to the clubhouse where my dad lives.
I’m nervous as fuck, but I do want to get to know him. I had always
wondered about him, so it’s crazy to think that I finally get to find out what
he’s like, and what I missed out on growing up.
When I get out of the car, I can tell that the clubhouse is packed.
There are multiple vehicles and bikes outside, and the noise coming from
there is a dead giveaway that either there is a party, or everyone in the club
just happens to be here.
“I’m sorry I kept you from this,” my mother whispers as she grabs my
hand.
“Let’s just get it over with,” I mumble as my nerves spike.
When we walk into the room, the music is turned off and the room goes
quiet.
“Everyone, this is my daughter and her mother. They are under my
protection. If anyone fucks with them, they answer to me,” my dad states.
Some men come up and greet my mom and, by the small smiles they
exchange, I can tell that she knows them.
I stand off to the side and look around the room.
I still when I see a face that looks familiar.
He walks up to my dad, and I notice his patch says “sergeant in arms.”
“Zeke? What are you doing here? I thought you were off across the
country,” I say loudly in confusion.
For the second time, the room is quiet.
“Say that name again,” my father says, giving me a look I can’t name.
“Zeke? Isn’t that your name?” I ask, looking at the man again.
“My name is Zane,” the man says. He looks pale like he has just seen a
ghost.
“But…” I am so confused.
“Zeke is the one kid I told you that we never found,” my dad says, and I
still at his words.
“He looks so much like you,” I say softly while looking over Zane. I can
see the differences now but, at a quick glance, you wouldn’t be able to tell
they weren’t the same person.
“He’s my twin brother,” Zane says, not taking his eyes off of me. There is a
hopeful look in his eye.
“Are you sure he looks like him?” my dad asks, and it is clear that I need to
be very sure before I respond.
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