5 Bikers for Valentines

“To the bank, it is,” she said. “Then, to my place for drinks.”

“That sounds fucking fantastic,” I said. “Lead the way.”

CHAPTER 15

“Do you ever not work?” Tyler asked.

I whipped my head up and saw the twins approaching the bar.

“Lindy and I are the only two bartenders until our boss hires someone else. So, no, I’m never not working,” I said.

“Work hard, play harder,” Adam said.

I smiled as he sat down beside the twins.

“I was hoping you’d be here tonight,” Nick said.

“Funny. I was thinking the same thing about you guys,” I said, grinning. “Thirsty?”

“We heard your LITs are pretty good,” Adam said.

“They’re signature here,” I said. “What? You thinking about straying from your beers?”

“If our girl says it’s her signature, then we gotta have it,” Nick said with a wink.

“Should I make four or five?” I asked.

“Jacob’s at the clubhouse tonight, but we’ll tell him you asked about him,” Tanner said.

“Good. I’ll go pour four awesome drinks, then I have some things I need to talk about with you guys,” I said.

I quickly mixed four drinks and carried them back to the guys. They were usually front and center at the bar, but this

time they were off to the side, in the darkened corner of the bar that backed up to the entire place. It was an odd place for them to sit, and I could tell Adam’s eyes were trained on the door.

And he looked a bit twitchy.

“Four LITs,” I said.

They all took a sip and nodded their heads in approval.

“This is good,” Tyler said.

“Outstanding’s more like it,” Tanner said.

“I’d drink it,” Adam said.

“I’ll be ordering another one after this one, just to let you know,” Nick said.

“You’re all very kind. Thank you,” I said.

“Now. What is this problem you have, baby girl?” Adam asked.

I grinned at his nickname as my neck began to flush.

“I don’t have any of your numbers,” I said. “And I figure that is just not going to do.”

“Oh, she says that’s just not going to do,” Tanner grinned.