Her CEO Stalker and Her Second Chance Mate (Adelaide) novel Chapter 95

Chapter 95

Carter

3 hours later

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I held Briar’s hand as Willow worked; she didn’t even flinch as the ink penetrated into layers

of pristine skin. When Willow had her roll over, she draped her shirt over her breasts and I

eyed Juan, who paid no mind, too focused on his work. He’d probably seen enough tits working

here he wasn’t phased. To my surprise, Briar fell asleep as Willow etched the lines of the

realistic dragonfly just over her shoulder near her collarbone. Briar seemed pleased with the

outcome. The realistic cluster of dandelions had depth and dimension. The seeds were blowing

over her shoulder in a swirl around the dragonfly. Black and grey with the faintest color

bringing the dragonfly to life. It suited her.

Her mood had lightened, and she seemed more relaxed. She kissed my cheek and thanked me,

as we got back on the bike to head back home. I checked my phone before starting the engine.

Mazzie: Moonlight ride with my crew, bring your girl

The cavalry had assembled.

Carter: We will be there

“So Mazzie just invited us to a moonlit ride with the girls, what do you think?”

“What about training?”

“It’s just one day, we will work double tomorrow.”

“Sounds like a plan I will regret later, but OK, sounds like a blast,” she said, smiling at me

over my shoulder as I looked at her. I revved the engine and off we went.

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Chapter 95

We grabbed a quick dinner at my sister’s diner after getting Briar’s bag from the shop. Then

went to meet the girls at Diago’s bar. It was Lana’s favorite place, and the girls liked to hang

out there together.

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“Look who finally showed up!” Lana teased. “Good thing, too. You can take over bike watch so

I can pee, come on, Briar, the girls are dying to meet you properly,” she said, hooking arms

with her and dragging her inside.

I was used to watching the bikes while the girls chattered and did what girls do best: primped

and gossiped. I sat back on the bike and relaxed. My mind drifted to everything Briar had told

1. me. I didn’t like it, but with the bond to him holding on, it made sense. She couldn’t help but

feel the instinctual allure of him, if only she knew that was all it was; that she had another

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