Vapor’s Blaze (SAVAGE LEGION MC #7) by Aria Ray EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Aria Ray
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Vapor
Saturdays are always busy at our tattoo shop. I wipe away the
excess ink so my customer can get a look at the memorial tattoo I
just finished. It took the better part of the evening but the face on
his arm is exactly like the picture he brought with him for me to use as a
reference. I worked it artfully into the full sleeve that’s been crawling down
his arm with each visit over the last couple of months.
Looking down at the ink I just dropped, I ask nervously. “What do you
think?”
I know I’m good at what I do, but there’s always that moment of
uncertainty when a client sees the final design. Gazing down at the image
his eyes get glossy. He blinks away his tears and nods. “Vapor, I don’t know
what to say. You captured my grandmother’s smile and her spirit perfectly. I
don’t know how to thank you.”
“You already did by liking my work,” I tell him.
His face lights up with admiration. “You’re a true artist, man.”
Genuine pleasure washes over me to get such a positive response. Kory
is a regular customer and though I like a satisfied customer as much as the
next guy, memorial tattoos are special because they’re meant to be a
permanent reminder of a deceased loved one.
He jerks his chin at me, and we bump fists before he heads over to the
register to check out. I’m happy with the job I just did. Dropping ink feeds
my creative side.
My phone jingles and I smile when I read the text. It’s from a friend of
mine, asking if I want to party. It’s Saturday night. Of course I’d like to
chill out after a long hard week, but I ain’t gonna turn down an opportunity
like this.
“What are you smiling about, bro?”
My brother is standing in front of me after checking out Kory. I rake
one hand through my hair and yawn, “Nothing.”
“You did good work on Kory’s tatt. You’ve got a talent for faces.”
I shrug, knowing that Haze hates trying to recreate faces. We bought
this tattoo parlor from one of our club brothers, around six months ago and
we divide the work a certain way, with me taking most of the jobs that
involve faces and him focusing on the complicated pieces with tons of
intricate detail. The rest we split according to who is free. We both love
dropping ink so it works for us.
“That piece wasn’t all that complicated. I’m glad Kory left happy.”
The second the door closes, Haze locks it and flips the open sign over to
closed. Turning to me, he asks, “You coming to the clubhouse tonight?”
I shake my head as I text my friend back. “No, I’m going to grab a beer
with Dexter.”
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