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She leaned in just a fraction closer, her dark eyes narrowing into a dangerous, calculating stare. "Jax is the only king ruling this garage, Kill. If youโre really here to protect his pipeline and not bleed us dry, you better prove it before I dig that hole anyway."
Gemma's eyes opened widely as the manic grin dissolved from his face, her sharp gaze tracked the shift in his posture as he pocketed that Belfast coin. She felt the suffocating spell break between them, but the lethal suspicion lingering in her chest only grew heavier. (...)
quieter tone. "I know how deep the dirt goes, stepmother. But I didn't cross an ocean to build a grave. I came to protect the family legacy. Let's keep the kings alive."
She let out a low, humorless chuckle at his sudden shift to diplomacy, her arms crossing over her chest as she stood firm at the threshold. "Protect the pipeline," she echoed, her gravelly voice dripping with cold irony. "You talk about family like you actually belong to (...)
"The warehouse district," Gemma repeated, her gravelly voice dropping into a low, dangerous purr. "Alvarez is setting up a play and thinks he's invisible. Keep that tap live, Sav. We're about to show him exactly who owns this town."
Gemma's eyes instantly narrowed as the warehouse district lit up on the small screen, a dark expression hardening her features. She leaned in closer over Sav's shoulder, her manicured nail tapping the glass right over the blinking red tracker icon. (...)
Gemma wrapped her arms around Clay's neck from behind,burying her face into the scent of tobacco and leather on his kutte. She leaned her weight into his back,letting the quiet of the empty office settle around them. Deep down she loved those quiet moments with him @ReaperxKing_
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Gemma gasped as his heavy frame pinned her, but the sudden shock quickly melted into pure, wicked heat. She didn't fight the bruising force of his lips; instead, she opened up for him entirely. Her hands slid up the patched leather of his kutte with her nails digging (...)
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i crash my lips onto yours in a hard ใ slightly brusing kiss that taste of tobacco ใ whiskey ใ &ฬฒ pure possession โ deep enough to quiet the chatter ใ rough enough to remind everyone who exactly runs SAMCRO.
the glass window anymore. In that life, power was the ultimate turn-on, and feeling Clay claim his territory like a tyrant only made the blood rush hotter through her veins. When she finally pulled back just an inch, her lips were swollen and her dark eyes gleamed with (...)
She leaned back against the desk tracking the frantic code with deep satisfaction. "Juice may have the brains, kid, but you've got the nerve. Keep your eyes on that tracker and let me know the second Alvarez stops moving. We're going to squeeze him."
Gemma let out a genuine laugh at the Sav's confidence, her heavy silver rings catched the dim light as she crossed her arms. "Good. Use that server," she approved, watching Savโs fingers instantly caressing the glowing screen of her phone. (...)
Gemma stayed watching Aspynd carefully waiting to see how Tig's voice could shift once the Spencer name settled into his head. The truth was finally on the line, and all that was left to do now was wait for the grieving father to face his ghost.
Gemma watched the intensity in Aspyn's eyes as she defended her loyalty. "I know who you slept with, sweetheart," Gemma answered, her voice lowered to a maternal whisper. "I'm not questioning the bloodline. But this club feeds on whispers, and a lie travels fast." (...)
She hold her breath as Aspyn hit the green button on the phone, the sharp trill of the ringing line filling the room until Tigโs greeting crackled through the speaker. Gemma crossed her arms, nodding in quiet approval as Aspyn delivered the location without a single blink. (...)
"I've buried kings in this town, Killian," she rasped, with tilting her head as she locked eyes with him, waiting to see if he would actually dare to step back across her line or hold his ground. "You want to find out how deep the dirt goes? Try me."
Gemma stared at the silver coin dance across his knuckles, her expression carved from stone as the silence was so sharp between them it could cut ice. She didn't let his soft whispers unbalanced her; she had survived monsters much bigger and scarier than a ghost's bastard (...)
from Belfast.
She slowly walked around the oak desk, her heels clicking a deliberate rhythm against the floor until she stopped so close to him she could feel his breath. She forced his heavy frame to look down into her completely deadly stare. (...)