Page 29 of Glacier

But I knew the big draw would be me at the end of the night. Lurch had told me yesterday that bets were coming in early, and they were large.

It was rare for me to fight. I wasn’t sure if I should kiss Juju or spank her ass. Maybe both.

What I didn’t expect was for her to enjoy the fights so much. She got right into it, shouting and swearing along with the rest of the crowd. The bloodier and more brutal the fight, the more she cheered. And with her ass rubbing against my cock, I was rock hard for most of the night.

Lurch hadn’t told me who I was up against, so the line-up was a surprise, but fuck me if I didn’t enjoy it. A fight always got the blood pumping. The cheers and shouting faded as I met opponent after opponent until it was North’s and Carnage’s turns.

They always gave a good fight. I was bloody and bruised by the end of my time with them. Not that I won. Lurch declared those fights draws. Not that it mattered. All they had to do was stay on their feet for two minutes with me.

But the highlight of the night was Juju waiting for me when I stepped out of the cage. She threw herself at me, not seeming to care that I was covered in blood and sweat.

Gripping her thighs, I lifted her, and she wrapped her legs around my hips.

“So hot, lover. Can’t wait to kiss you all over.” She grinned down at me, then kissed me like she couldn’t get enough of me.

“Happy to fight for you whenever, baby,” I said when she came up for air. “I need to sort a few things out, but hold that thought.”

“Of course,” she said instantly, unwrapping her legs and placing her feet on the floor. “You’ve got President stuff to do. I’ll wait near Lawless.”

I kissed her forehead. “Thanks, Ju.”

Taking my cut from her, I pulled my cut over my bare chest, then slid my dark glasses into place. I gently tapped her ass and pushed her towards Lawless.

Walking into the crowd of spectators, I shook hands with the big spenders, accepting their congratulations. I hated this part, but they spent a lot of money with us, so it was part of the job. Lawless or I attended every fight and pressed the flesh while Lurch and Bet cashed out those who’d placed bets.

When I was done, I returned to the woman who had my heart in a stranglehold. I wasn’t quite sure what I was going to do about that.

Wrapping an arm around Juju’s waist, I drew her close.

“Thanks, brother,” I said, tipping my chin at Lawless.

“Anytime.” He clapped my shoulder as he walked past to give Lurch a hand.

Juju turned in my arms and stood on tiptoe to whisper in my ear. “Any chance they can stay over? The girls have all been yawning for the last ten minutes, and I know they’ve got a long drive back. Or is there a motel close by?”

I sighed, closing my eyes. She was right; I didn’t want them driving tired. “There’s a motel, but it’s not great. They can stay in the guest rooms at the clubhouse.”

Juju kissed my cheek. “Thank you, Glacier. I know it’s not ideal, and I don’t understand the ins and outs of clubs, but it makes my mama bear heart happy knowing they’ll be safe tonight.”

“Jesus, baby. The things I do for you,” I muttered as North and Carnage walked towards us after collecting their money from Lurch. “You and the girls are staying at the clubhouse tonight. Can’t have the girls driving tired.”

Carnage stumbled to a stop, shock clearly written all over his face. While we were allied clubs, I’d never once extended an invitation for them to stay the night after a fight. But Juju was right; I’d rather not have any accidents on my conscience.

“Thanks, Glacier.” Carnage held out his hand for me to shake. “Appreciate it.”

He turned his attention to the women, his tone firm as he laid it out for them. “Glacier has invited us to spend the night at the Kings clubhouse. You don’t understand what that means, but I do. There are a few things you two need to remember.” He looked pointedly at Tru and Janis. “Whatever you do reflects on us and the Saint’s Outlaws, so behave and watch what you say. Am I clear?”

“Crystal,” Tru and Janis agreed, while Jen nodded, her eyes wide.

Tru turned to me. “Thank you for letting us stay. We won’t cause trouble.”

I raised my chin in acknowledgement. “I’ll let the Tarts know to get the guest rooms ready. The brothers will treat you with respect. Any issues, you go to North, Carnage, or Lawless. Lurch or I will deal with it. We clear?”

“We’re clear,” Janis replied before asking hesitantly, “We’ll be safe, right?”

“We don’t hurt innocents,” I replied, softening my voice. “As long as you’re respectful, you’ll be fine.”

“Okay. Thank you for allowing us to stay.” Janis nodded, then smothered a yawn. “I wasn’t sure if we’d make it back home without pulling over to sleep at a truck stop.”