SONS OF ANARCHY meets BREAKING BAD (...buy super gay)
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Young and naïve, Everett's preference for bad boys lands him under the protection of a handsome biker named Knox. When a dangerous new attraction blossoms, will the two live lo...
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❥ KNOX'S POV
Knox's thoughts are a whirlwind as he stalks toward Finn's bedroom.
It's a mixed concern for Everett and the future that they have together, irritation at Hayes for stepping out of bounds, and a heavy sense of duty to protect the club at all costs.
He doesn't get far in wondering what life might be like had he never got patched in with The Fallen Angels.
After losing his parents, specifically his mother, he also lost his drive to become the man she had wanted him to be. Someone educated and with a degree or two under his belt, not an unhinged beast who would eventually become numb from killing.
God, how disappointed she must feel while looking down on him from above.
Knox's self-deprecating thoughts quiet down after he reaches Finn's bedroom. The smell of weed pulls him back into the moment and grounds him as he bangs on the door. Finn's muffled acknowledgment seeps through seconds later, prompting Knox to lean against the wall with a bored look on his face.
The door swings open.
"Hey, brother. You need something?" Finn asks, a towel slung low around his waist. His hair is still damp and tousled, water droplets glistening on his tatted chest. He's a scrawny man but his bark is equally worse than his bite, courtesy of Knox's training.
"Yeah, I need to know who the fuck takes showers this late," Knox says, jokingly.
"Obviously me, asshole. I was just on FaceTime with my girl and things got a little heated..." Finn smirks, wiggling his brows. "But I'm guessing you ain't here for story time."
"Definitely not," Knox says. "I need you to join me on a run to Hayes' place. Shouldn't take us long. Get dressed, grab a to-go bag, and meet me out front in fifteen."
"Understood." Finn nods, knowing better than to ask questions.
When a brother needs help, you don't waste time asking him why. You shut the hell up, grab a weapon, and follow their lead.
Outside, the night air has a small bite to it, sending leaves skittering across the ground as an uneasy wind stirs the branches of the trees. The rocks crunch under Knox's boots as he marches over to his truck, his mind somewhat clearer than before.
Tonight's job requires stealth and patience, which is why he isn't wearing his cut and is taking his truck instead of motorcycle. Anything to not draw attention to himself and Finn while driving to Hayes' house.
Sliding into the huge vehicle, Knox inserts the key into the ignition. The truck rumbles to life. Knox leans his head back on the seat and closes his eyes. Of course, his mind drifts to Everett. His chest tightens and his hands ball into fists as he recalls the pitiful look Everett gave when he found out Knox was leaving.
