Diesel
Ellie
My whole life I’d spent doing what my father wanted. I never thought twice about it. My path was paved and I was happily driving down it, clueless to what I was driving into. But all it took was one night with a stranger to change my world forever. One night and suddenly my eyes were open. All I wanted to do was find him again but I didn’t even know his real name. Sheltered in life and unable to even know what I wanted, I tried my best to go along with my father’s plans for me. But then one little bump in the road had me more confused than ever. Defying my father left me with no place to go. All I knew was that I had to find him and hope he didn’t turn his back on me.
Diesel
As the Enforcer for the Steel Paragons MC, I got the dirty jobs most of the time. I didn’t mind it. In fact, I loved it. I was good at it. It gave me what I needed. I would do anything for my brothers. They had become my shelter at a very dark time. Then they gave me an outlet for that darkness. I kept life simple. Brothers above others. I had no need for relationships. And to keep that simple I had rules. I followed them for a reason. Three simple things I did to keep my life in check. And it worked with the countless number of people that fell into bed with me. Until it didn’t. One night with her and I threw all my rules out the window. But the thing was, I had no choice but to leave her the next day. I knew what I was getting myself into, and yet, I still dived in head first. I tried my best to forget her but she wouldn’t leave my mind. When she unexpectedly showed up at the clubhouse, I should have been thrilled.
The thing was, the situation she was in threw me back to the past. I didn’t know how to shake the darkness of my past to live for the future. And the last thing I wanted to do was dirty such a beautiful, innocent woman. Because that was all I was good at.
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