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Killer (The Satan Sniper's Motorcycle Club book 5) novel Chapter 15

“Sienna is no damsel in distress, she is as bad as the man she opened her legs to,” I tell them.

River steps forward, “That is enough, we aren’t feeding her to the dogs. Marcus Bray just offered us 1 mill plus expenses to keep Natasha safe and an extra 2 to keep Sienna alive.”

“I’ll give you 5 to tell him to fuck off,” I say.

“No, frankly I think she is just a scared girl that made poor decisions,” He looks at me, and his eyes deliberately go to Kylies, which is a slap in the face.

They won’t listen to reason, and while we vote, all of them apart from Texas votes for her to stay. It’s their necks, because I have a strong suspicion that Sienna wasn’t here just to save her cousin, she is here for a reason that has nothing to do with Natasha and everything to do with finding Diamond.

If Sienna was right all those years back and she didn’t know where the file was, then it meant in Diamonds Labyrinth mind she knew. And if Sienna was in contact with her actual father, which she was, finding that file would implicate not just Marcus but my father. I couldn’t let that happen.

“You guys are making a mistake,” I tell them, but no one seems to hear me.

I head outside to the porch as the club scatters about.

Texas walks over to me, and hands me a corona, “All those years passed I never questioned what happened that night, but a fucking nose job, new hair and contacts never swayed me from remembering a face. If what you say is true, I’m taking it as a need to know basis, but before I join whatever it is I’m joining, I need to know one thing from you boy,” He says.

If it were anyone else, I would know what they were going to ask, but Texas is a lot like me. We were both special cases when we joined the army, and then the Special Forces, but our considerable age gap made us generations APART.

The brother wasn’t old, but he was old enough to be considered an adult when Sienna and DIAMOND walked into our lives.

“What is it?”

“Is that girl as bad as you just made her out to be?” Texas asks me.

“No,” I already know the answer to that without even thinking about it, it wasn’t Sienna’s ways that made her so bad.

“But add in her father, and the DeMarco’s and you got a very dangerous woman,” I tell him in all honesty.

“Why do you say that, brother?” He sips his drink, “Surely, if she was lured away, she’ll be different.”

“Not when you put a shadow and a girl who wants her identity back in the same lake.”

“I don’t follow.”

I stare at Texas as he lifts his hat, a sign he actually gives a fuck. Well, he must, he was there.

“Years ago, she confronted her sister, and begged her to believe she was alive. Marcus did a fucking clean job faking the kid’s death, and Sienna was cool with it, on condition she got to know her sister from afar. And she did, but the cost came too high when her baby sister didn’t even remember she had a sister. Diamond’s mind blocked her past out. It was too traumatic for her, so she remembered only the new her.”

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