Lily has always been afraid of biker's since she watched one kill her parents. Moving into a new town she comes face to face with her neighbor. Scared to be near him she tries her best to stay clear of him and his friends until she is attacked and r...
I watched Lily bite her lip scanning the room like someone was going to attack. After ordering us some food I reached over and laid my hand over hers and she stared wide eyed at me.
"Breathe," I said staring at her softly. "No one here is going to attack you."
Lily nodded looking down at her lap before scanning the room again and I realized it was probably a habit for her.
"Do you remember anything from last night?" I asked watching her as I tried to get her to speak.
"Some," she whispered as our food was set on the table. I watched as she grabbed her toast and bit into it glancing around the room.
"Tell me what you remember," I said grabbing my coffee.
"My friends left to do their own thing, then you walked up asking me for a dance," she said looking at me with her bright brown eyes that I could get lost in. "Everything's fuzzy after that. What happened?"
"You were having a panic attack and when your uncle touched you you ran outside bumping into a friend of mine and passed out."
"Oh," she mumbled as her face turned pink and I chuckled. Her phone started ringing and I listened to her side of the conversation.
"Hi...No, I'm out with someone...No, there supposed to be baby pink and blue... I'll fix it when I get to the office... Don't touch anything...Why? Last time you ruined every one of my orders and I lost three jobs...Yeah, see you in a few."
"Problem?" I asked amused at her angry face.
"Nothing I can't fix," she mumbled. "I need my car, so can we go back so I can pick it up."
"About your car," I sighed and she looked at me confused. "Someone trashed it last night during the party."
"Seriously," she said and I nodded finishing off my coffee. "Another thing that I need to get fixed."
"I can drop you off at your office," I offered tossing some money on the table.
"Need my bag out of my car," she said. "I can call David or get my Uncle to give me a ride to work."
"I'll do it," I said as pulled out onto the road headed back to the clubhouse. "I've got nothing to do today anyways."
"Thanks," she whispered and I nodded as we sat in a comfortable silence. ---
"Just a minute," I yelled stumbling to my front door only to freeze when I saw Lily. "What's wrong?"
"Nothing," she smiled confidently up at me. "My friends got me some tickets for a band that I like and I don't want to go alone and both of them are busy."
"Your telling me this why?" I chuckled, happy that she was no longer scared of me.
"Well," she giggled. "You've been driving me back and forth to work, so I figured I'd pay you back by inviting you to come with me. Please say yes."
"Why not," I shrugged and she squealed.
"Awesome," she laughed hugging me. "The shows this Friday so I guess I'll see you then."
"Yeah," I nodded looking towards her house when someone yelled her name.
"Gotta go," she smiled stepping back. "Or I'm going to be late for the revealing of the house I redecorated. Bye, see you Friday afternoon."
"Bye flower," I chuckled when she ran off before going back inside to finish getting dressed and climbing in my new truck.
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"Cowboy," Bullet yelled running up to me as I climbed out of my truck. "Hank wants to meet up with some of us and I was wondering if you would want to go. The meeting is set for Friday afternoon."
"I can't," I said. "I've got plans with Lily Friday and Millie is moving Saturday morning."
"Alright then I'll get a few of the other boys to go," he nodded. "You and Lily have gotten pretty close the last couple of weeks."
"No," I growled glaring at him. "I'm just trying to help her nothing more."
"If you say so," he laughed running off and I rolled my eyes. "Idiot."
Friday afternoon arrived and I found myself standing on Lily's front porch waiting for her to come out while her friends stared me down.
"Sorry," she said stepping outside and I stared at her wide eyed and my mouth hanging open.
