Saving Axe (Motorcycle Club Romance, Cowboy, Military) (Inferno Motorcycle Club)

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tossing her bleached blonde hair over her shoulder and stumbling drunkenly into him before they staggered to the back room.
    Mad Dog’s Old Lady wasn’t around.  She was hands off, more and more lately, turning a blind eye to Mad Dog’s wandering one.  Me, I would want my old lady to have the cojones to kick me in the nuts if I got out of line like that.  I might be an asshole, but if I ever did find someone, I wouldn’t mess it all up screwing around on her with trash like that.
    Sam walked over, hips swaying, jeans sitting so low on her hips I could see her thong inches above the waistband.
    “Hey, Axe,” she said, her voice a sing-song.  She stood close to me, her red lacquered fingernail tracing the seam on my cut.  “I missed you, baby.”
    “What the hell are you doing here, Sam?”  I was done with her.  I’d told her as much the other day.
    Sam kissed me hard on the lips, and I tasted liquor on her breath.  “Baby, you need to take me in the back room.”
    “You need to get the hell out of here,” I said.  “You’re not welcome.”  Even when I said it, I could feel myself getting hard just looking at her.   Damn it.
    “Don’t be like that, baby,” Sam said.  “I’m sorry for what happened.”  She pouted.  I hated when she did that.  Then she leaned in, her breath warm against my ear.  “I need you inside me.”  She slid her palm against my cock, and I groaned.
    “Give me a minute, Sam. ”  I needed to step back from her, remind myself why I wasn’t with her.  She was hot, that was for sure, but she was also crazy.  And an addict.  And I kept getting sucked into her whirlwind when I was with her.  Two days ago, we'd had a blowout, and I was gone.  I was.   Until she put coke on her nipples and told me to lick it off.
    Sam pouted.  “Do I have to find someone else?”
    Pushing her away, I headed for the bar .  “Do whatever you want, Sam.  Maybe try going home.”
    “You’re such an asshole, Axe.”
    Out of the corner of my eye, I saw her flounce to the other side of the room where she joined one of her girlfriends on the couch.  I rolled my eyes.  Sure, I was horny, but I didn’t need her brand of crazy tonight.  I nodded at the prospect behind the bar.  “Gimme a bottle of Jack.”
    “Y ou want a glass, man?”
    “Just the bottle.”
    The prospect raised his eyebrows.  “One of those days?”
    “Shut the fuck up.”  He handed me the bottle and I took a swig, savoring the feeling of the alcohol burning on the way down my throat.  That was better.  “You seen Crunch around here anywhere?”
    “Oh yeah, man, I saw him a couple hours ago.  Haven’t seen him recently though."  Crunch probably wasn't here.  He wasn't much for the parties anymore.  Having his kid had calmed him down a bit, at least where the fighting and the partying was concerned.
    I hoped I’d be that way if I ever had a kid.  More mellow.
    I took another swig of the whiskey.   Some father I’d make.
    I caught Sam’s eye across the room, where she’d found the lap of one of the new patches and was giving him a full vie w of her tits in her tank top.
    Christ , Sam knew how to piss me off.
    That guy thought he was about to get lucky.   He wasn’t.
    I took another drag from the bottle, and walked over to her, pulling her by the arm off the new patch.
    “Get the fuck off his lap,” I said.
    “Come on , man,” the new patch complained as I pulled Sam by the wrist toward a back room.  She liked it when I was crazy and possessive, knew what to do to push my buttons.  I hated her for that.
    I pounded on the door, not waiting for a response before I opened it.  Tank was passed out in bed, his pants down, flaccid dick against his thigh.  Two girls were sprawled out in bed beside him naked, making out.
    “Hey!  You can’t just barge in here!”
    “Get your shit ,” I said, picking up wadded up clothing from the bottom of the bed and tossing it at them.  “We’re

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