Butch (30 page)

Danny walked back to the house where some of his boys
and girls were staying. The Savage Brothers were a small crew, with only the
survivors of Gonzalez’s assault as members. There were fifteen of them. They
were the lucky fifteen and kept their identity a closely guarded secret.

Becca
had taken care of all of them at one time or another, supplying them
with money, food, support, and even a chance to have a life. Closing the door, Danny
knew Lacey was waiting up for him. She wouldn’t go to sleep until she knew what
was happening.

From the moment he heard it down the grapevine that
Gonzalez was back and Neal Coal was alive, Danny had put all of his energy into
getting to town.

No one was looking for them. They were dead to the
world, and so Gonzalez wasn’t even aware he had enemies waiting to put a bullet
in his head.

“Did you see him?” Lacey asked.

Turning around he saw Dalton standing behind her,
waiting.

“Yeah, I saw him.”

“Well, what did he say?” Lacey folded her arms,
glaring at him. Out of all of them, she’d suffered the most. Dalton tried to
protect
her the
best he could.

Danny knew Dalton was the one to carry Lacey to the
hospital. She’d been raped, beaten, and was dying in her own blood when his
friend found her. Since then, Dalton had made it his personal mission to
protect her from everything.

“It’s Coal. He’s alive, and he’s part of The Skulls.”
They knew about The Skulls and Chaos Bleeds. Danny was impressed with the life
Neal had built for himself. “He’s going by Butch now, and Gonzalez is picking
another fight.”

“He’s going to do it? He’s going to give us Gonzalez?”
Lacey asked.

Glancing at Dalton, Danny nodded. “Yeah, he’s going to
give us Gonzalez even though he’s working for The Skulls.”

“Isn’t that dangerous? Doesn’t that make him a rat on
his own club by helping us?” Dalton asked.

He shrugged. “I don’t give a shit about Neal. He’s not
part of our club and never will be. We’re in this together. If The Skulls kill
him after he helps us, I really don’t care.”

Pushing past his friend, Danny went to update the rest
of the crew. The only person he wanted was Gonzalez. For twenty years he’d been
looking for the right time to strike the bastard down, and now it was his
chance.

Using Butch would get him what he wanted, and he
didn’t care who died so long as the Savage Brothers got their revenge.

The End

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