Ordinary Girl
I once wanted to run from this life, now it’s one I’m not sure I could ever walk away from.
I used to feel threatened by these people, now they’re my family.
I used to hate this clubhouse, now it’s my safe haven.
I used to be an ordinary girl.
Used to be…
Skip
She had no idea who I was, at first. No idea what I did. What I belonged to. But my club, it became her savior. Her lifeline. The Viking Bandits came to her rescue, and I became her knight on a shining Harley. I’d been a player, a man who loved women but had never wanted to settle down, my club was my life, I had no time for anything else. Until she appeared, this woman with the crazy-hot smile. She changed me. Changed my life. I’d wanted to change hers, too, but sometimes things happen that you can’t control. They happen…
Joel
The way she came into my world, I wouldn’t have wished that on anyone. But still, in the beginning, she was nothing more than someone I’d needed to keep an eye on. Watch over, for her own safety. I’d had no idea what was going to happen. If I’d known, would I have done things differently? Maybe. All I know is, she changed everything, and that’s no exaggeration. She’d needed us, even if she fought it, in the beginning, and we all wanted to help her, me more than anyone, in the end…
My club, the Viking Bandits, we had our own wars to fight, but she’d started a whole other one that we never saw coming. One that threatened our club, our future. One that threatened everything, including her. And me. And all of a sudden I was fighting my own personal war, putting friendships on the line and questioning a life I’d thought I loved. Needed. Wanted. Because of her. I became a different man. She became a different woman. And not all wars are worth fighting, you learn that in this life. But others, they’re important. Necessary. Some wars you need to win, to save everything. Everyone. Sometimes things happen that you can’t control, and you have no choice but to deal with it…
**Trigger Warnings: some strong language, adult themes, violence**
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