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“It got cancelled,” she told him while I was still standing right there beside my truck, stunned as fuck.
Kip chuckled as he slid his eyes my way briefly. “I’m not sure Breakneck got the memo about the cancelation, Nova.”
She shrugged her shoulders with a great deal of effort considering the weight burdening them. “That’s his problem.”
“Can I ask why you cancelled the date?” Kip finally inquired. Good because I wanted to know the answer, too.
“He called me a bitch.”
“He did what the fuck?” Kip turned narrowed eyes on me, ready to commit murder. Son of a bitch. His nanny was just as fucking crazy as his wife. The asshole was a magnet for fucked up women.
“No, the fuck I didn’t.”
“What was your answer when I asked why we weren’t taking your motorcycle?” Her question came out in a snotty tone that didn’t match her beautiful innocence.
“I told you no bitches ride on the back of my bike,” I said, still not understanding. Kip apparently did because the bastard doubled over laughing.
“Sorry, Nova. Not laughing at you. I’m laughing at that clueless motherfucker who just talked himself out of a date.”
She didn’t bother to say a word to Kip or me, she got in the car, backed down the other side of the driveway and left without another word.
“What the fuck just happened?” I asked.
“You called her a bitch, and she didn’t like it.”
“I didn’t call her a bitch.”
“She asked why y’all weren’t taking a motorcycle, right?”
“Yeah.”
“And your answer was that nobitchesride on the back of your bike.”
“Something like that.”
“You called her a bitch, you dumbass.”
“I didn’t mean she was a bitch, and you know it.”
It was Kip’s turn to bob his shoulders up and down indifferently. “Doesn’t matter what I know, matters what she thought you were saying.” Kip slugged me in the shoulder. “She’s a different kind of girl than you’re used to. If you’re going to go there with her, keep that in mind. If that’s too much trouble for you, then don’t go there. She’s good as fuck to my boy. She’s already skittish thanks to Ash’s attitude; I don’t want to lose her because you’re also an idiot.”
“This is bullshit,” I muttered. “This is why I stick to club pussy.”
“No, the fact that you stick to easy club pussy is why you don’t know how to act around a normal woman. Not knowing how to do that at your age is what is bullshit.”
“I’m not that old, fucker!”
“You’re twenty-eight. That’s old enough to know better than to insinuate she’s a bitch when you’re trying to take her out on a fucking date.”
Fuck! I seriously got stood the fuck up by my club brother’s virgin nanny because I told her bitches don’t ride on my bike. What the fuck was I thinking?
It didn’t really matter what I was thinking because for some reason, her turning me down on principle, made my traitorous fucking dick hard. Scout, being my only female friend, would probably tell me that I needed therapy if I ever admitted that shit to her.
“Gotta tell ya, I respect the fuck out of her for walking away from you. That girl knows how she wants to be treated and she won’t take any less, even if she does seem to be stuck inside her own little shell and scared of her shadow most of the time. Makes me wonder what she was like before the world fucked her up.”
“Heading back to the club, man,” I finally told kip after staring at him for a bit. His assessment was dead on accurate, even if I didn’t like that it meant I was turned down for the first time ever. I hadn’t asked a woman out on a date since I was in high school, but still, I’d never been turned down, stood up, or told to fuck off by anyone.
When I got back to the clubhouse, I bypassed everyone and everything as quickly as possible to get to my room. There was no way I was stopping to talk to anyone and fucking any of the club women was off the fucking table for the night. It bothered me that my interest in sex wasn’t there after being turned down, but I figured my dick deserved a break. Plus, it didn’t help that fucking the club women was getting old. Kip was right. They posed no challenge at all, and where that had once been a turn on, it was slowly starting to lose its appeal.
