possibilities.” He reached into the cooler and grabbed himself a beer. Opening a beer for Eva, he snagged another for himself but didn’t let his woman go. “Are we okay?” she asked. Glancing down at her, he nodded. They were more than okay. She had a right to be pissed. If Butch died because of this job then he’d get Eva to talk with Cheryl. Alex had told him everything about what Butch had to do to get on Gonzalez’s good side. What Tiny didn’t like was wondering what was going to happen next. Gonzalez wasn’t the kind of man who just let things slide for the hell of it. The bastard had a plan and Tiny’s along with Devil’s crews were the targets. Sipping at his beer, he watched as Gash made the rounds and shook hands with Devil. Gash had seen Devil a couple of times before he went inside. It was good to have him back. “We’re more than okay, baby. I don’t have a problem with you in the slightest or anyone else for that matter. Alex telling you simply cleared the air.” “You sure? You don’t look happy.” He smiled even though he didn’t feel like it. “Just wish we could have invited Gash home with a lot more loving than telling him to stay as sober as possible for a club meeting later.” “You’re going to bring him up to speed on his first day back?” “There’s no point in prolonging this giving him a false sense that everything is going to be okay.” Tiny shrugged. “Like I said, wish we were all under better circumstances.” Pulling away from his wife, Tiny went to put the meat on the barbeque. The women had gone to the fuss of preparing salads and little fancy stuff that he’d never eat. He was a meat and potatoes man all the way. Tiny refused to eat the salads. Even if it meant getting into Eva’s pants, he still wouldn’t eat that shit. Flipping burgers, he changed his beer for water. There would be time for drinking later when all the serious crap was out of the way. The only reason he was waiting was so Gash got a chance to meet all the family. “I can’t believe how different this place is,” Gash said, coming to lean against the wall near where Tiny was cooking. “What do you mean?” Tiny didn’t take his gaze off the meat. “There are a couple of guys here I’ve never seen before. One of them is fucking huge, but I’m told not to really talk to him, Whizz, the dude that’s great with a computer. The other is Killer. That bastard just looks scary. I’d have loved to see him on the inside with all those crazy fucks. It would have made for some entertainment.” Gash stopped talking to swig down his beer. “I’m really sorry it has been some time since I visited you.” “Don’t worry about it. Everyone has women and family to take care of. Did you see Lash? I thought he was going to kill me.” Gash laughed. “It’s insane. I heard what happened to Nash with the drugs. I’m pleased you put him through the wringer but didn’t get rid of him. He’s been to see me a couple of times.” Turning from the burgers Tiny looked at the man who’d been put in jail for convictions that had nothing to do with him. “I know you’re not going to like this, but you can’t go out seeking revenge just yet.” “You’re not the right person to be telling me what I should or shouldn’t do,” Gash said. “You’ve taken your revenge out on everyone who’s done you harm.” “We’re going to have a meeting and bring you up to speed. I’m telling you that you can get your revenge, but you’ve got to wait for any retaliation.” “Nash told me I could get Whizz to find out where the bitch lives. I’m going to take her out, and then I’m going to kill any man who worked toward putting me inside.” “Whizz has an order not to help you until we deal with Gonzalez. That’s a fucking order. I know you’re fucking hurting and want to deal with this shit. The club comes first. We’ve got a full house, and Patricia’s grave has already been