“Why thankyou”“Dam I can't believe your only fifteen”“Yeah, well she is fucker, so go do something” Stryker says frowning at Jaxson, I frown at Stryker“That was rude” I tell him“No, it wasn't saved that boy an ass whoopin, if Colt heard him talk like that he'd get his ass knocked the fuck out” I roll my eyes and sit down, I watch the clubhouse door for hours but there still wasn't any sign of Jordan*“Hay Zoe you ok” Maggie asks me as I sit there drinking my soda“I’m good”“Nice day for a party”“Yeah would be even better if the guest of honor was here” I say and Maggie looks at me and frowns“Zoey, Jordan’s too old for you darlin’” I roll my eyes at her“Maggie, he almost died in my arms, I just want to see that he’s ok” she pats me on the knee“Trust me he’s fine” (yeah fine, fucking the whores)“You ready to go Zoey” Niya asks and I nod (yes please get me the hell out of here)“Yeah” I tell her really needing to get out of here“Hay you ok” she asks me I smile nodding my head“I'm good let’s go home” I tell her and take Logan from her and walk to the car, I look up at the clubhouse and see him standing at the window. I wave and he gives me a chin lift, then two arms hug him from the back and he disappears. The smile I had moment ago disappears and my nose tingles (hold it together) I tell myself over and over“Zoey” Niya says and I look at her and smile even though I just had my heart ripped out “You ok” she asks me and I nod“Let’s go home than” she says smiling, I put Logan in his car seat and take one last look at the window I’d seen Jordan at. But he’s not there, I jump into the car and don’t look back as she drives out of the compound my heart a little broken.****NiyaLife got back to normal after Jordan got back home the club was in a good place there were no enemies lurking around the corner. Brandy had decided to move out but not far she got her own apartment in town and was working at the Den, life was good for now. Zoey was still working at the garage and was looking forward to her sixteenth Birthday in two days, she’d been reading her driving book for the past week just counting down the days until she got her license. Something I wasn’t looking forward to, but I trusted her she was smart and had a lot of common sense for a teenager.Sitting on the front porch nursing Logan life seemed amazing, I had the man of my dreams an amazing little boy a fantastic sister and a family that meant the world to me. Love freedom and contentment that’s was what life was worth living for and I was living it every day……