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Chapter 19 of "Given to the Prez" kicks off with: He held rank while Razor still worked for him.The smile was gone from Razorâs lips,... Continue reading!
He held rank while Razor still worked for him.The smile was gone from Razorâs lips, and Doc left, walking down to the bottom of the street where he left his bike, so he didnât make too much noise and wake their neighbors.Not that he gave a fuck about the neighbors, or other people in general.He knew there were a lot of nasty pieces of shit in the world, and upsetting their delicate natures just didnât register to him.
Straddling his machine, he made his way toward the club.There was already some club pussy hanging around on the walls.There were a couple of men, and they were all smoking or drinking.They nodded toward him, and a couple of the girls attempted to move in closer, but he had no interest in any of that shit.Club pussy didnât appeal to him.When club brothers worked up a doctorâs bill for getting an itch on their junk, for passing a woman around between them, he soon lost his interest.
He made his way toward his office and stepped inside, only to pull out his gun, staring down the barrel and looking into his daughterâs eyes.She didnât look terrified.
âCharlotte, what the fuck?âhe asked.âI could have fucking shot you.â
âYou wouldnât have.â
âDo you want to tell me why youâre sleeping on my couch?In my office?â
Charlotte sat up and ran fingers through her long hair.âItâs nothing.â
âYouâre in my office, and I nearly shot you.âHe sat down on the coffee table in front of his daughter.âTalk to me.â
âI got into a huge fight with Mom, and you know how she can get when sheâs in one of her moods.She doesnât listen to me, and she always thinks she knows best.âCharlotteâs bottom lip came out as she pouted.âIt sucks, and Iâm sorry.I didnât mean to come here.I just couldnât listen to her shit anymore.â
âWatch your language.â
Charlotte sighed.âItâs nothing worse than what you or Mom say!â
âYouâre different from me and your mother.Youâre better than us.â
âWhat if I donât want to be?âCharlotte asked.âWhat if I want to be a bikerâs wife?An old lady?â
âAnd you tell me which brother would go behind my back to do that,â he said.The man would be dead by the end of the day.No questions asked.His little girl was off limits, and if no one respected that, well, they could all fucking die.
âMom wants me to consider moving away.She wants me to consider my options.âCharlotte got to her feet.âShe doesnât seem to understand that Iâm enjoying what Iâm doing.College is all well and good, but I donât want to be doing that.âShe shrugged.âI do happen to like makeup, and look at Maeve, she made it work.â
âI know.â
âAnd Maeve is a damn good artist.âCharlotte pulled out her cell phone, and seconds later, a social media account was thrust in front of his face.âLook at some of the work she did.â
Doc didnât recognize half the women, and there were also a couple of men.He noticed Maeve had also posted angles of her own face, with a technique sheâd perfected.Maeve was gorgeous, and she truly was a great talent.
âI know.Iâve seen some of her work, and you have got to do whatever you want.Arguing with your mom and running away is not going to solve anything,â Doc said.
âIt did for you,â Charlotte said.
âI never ran away.â
âBut you always stormed out and would come to the club to think.â
His and Nancyâs marriage hadnât been great.He tried to do everything he could to avoid the kids having to deal with it.
âIt doesnât make what I did right,â he said.
His cell phone buzzed, and he pulled it out of his pocket to see a message from Razor.Shit, heâd wanted to stop by, check on the club, and be gone.
âLook, Iâve got to head out.Iâve got an appointment, but we can talk about this another time.Do you want to stay here, or do you want me to take you back to your motherâs?âhe asked.
Charlotte sighed.âI may as well go back to my motherâs.â
She got to her feet, but very reluctantly.It was cute, her little temper tantrum.Charlotte rarely made waves.It was a shock to see her causing them now.This was between her and Nancy, though, and was not his problem.He didnât mind what Charlotte wanted to do, or what she wanted to become.That was her path, for her to choose.Not his, and certainly not Nancyâs.
He made his way out toward his bike, and Charlotte climbed on the back.Several of the brothers held their arms up and waved toward him.He acknowledged them, and then Charlotte wrapped her arms around him as he took off, heading toward the house she shared with Nancy.There was a time he did share this house with them, but that was long ago.He was always invited for every Christmas and family event.
They could get along, but as he parked, Nancy opened the door and held out an arm to wave to him.He nodded in her direction, and Charlotte climbed off the bike, kissed his cheek, and then walked up to the house with her head down.