CULVER: A Motorcycle Club Romance Novel - Plot & Excerpts
I didn’t call Alicia and Becky right away. There was enough for me to process on my own, without calling in extra opinions. Dad’s story made sense: it made sense that he would react so violently to seeing Boon. It made sense why he wanted me to steer clear of him. It made sense in so many ways. It also made sense for me to follow his order never to see Boon again: it was clear, now, that he really was up to no good, at least as far as his gang was concerned. A few puffs on a joint was one thing, but heroin? Identity theft? Those were serious, serious things. And I was fresh out of high school: I had no business getting involved in any of that. But then…he must have been so young then. He couldn’t really have had anything to do with all that. And was it really fair to judge the son by the sins of the father? He’d found me, come all that way, just to see me…didn’t that say something about him? He hadn’t needed to do all that: he could have just forgotten all about me, about our time together.
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