Daniel’s POV-
Katie marches straight towards us, shoving Sarah and Dana out of the way, before glaring at them both, and growling, “f*****g leave, right now, before I knock you the f**k out.”
“Don’t talk to my girlfriend like that,” Mike said, with no real anger.
“Yeah, you can’t talk to me like that,” Sarah said.
“I can when it comes to club business, and you will never be part of the club,” Katie spat, before turning to me, and saying, “We need to get to the clubhouse, NOW!”
She grabbed my arm and began to tug me towards the parking lot, where our bikes were. She was even pulling her brother along.
Devil and Phoenix both followed us. Katie had mentioned club business and I knew that would have made them follow no matter what.
As soon as we were in the parking lot, we got on our bikes and drove to the clubhouse.
Mike called the Prez, his father, and told him that we were on our way to the clubhouse, that Katie had barked club business as his girlfriend and not said anything else. Prez was not happy that we had left school, claiming club business. He told us that he was in church with all the guys, told us to wait outside, not that I think that Katie would listen.
After fifteen minutes of riding our bikes, we were parking outside the clubhouse. Katie ran like a bat out of hell, towards the meeting hall we use for church.
“s**t, we need to hurry and stop her or Prez will be pissed,” Mike said.
We all ran after Katie, as she ran straight past the old ladies and the babies and was already approaching the two prospects that were standing guard outside of church. They straightened the moment they saw us coming.
Mike yelled, “Stop her.”
But Katie dodged them like a pro-athlete sprinting to the goal. She used her small stature against the pair of these prospects. I bit back a chuckle, as she booted the church doors open, and sixty hardened male bikers all turned towards her.
Prez looked furious, as Mike growled, “Prez said we needed to wait till after church to do whatever it is you made us leave school for.”
“Shut the f**k up, Mike. If I am right about this, one of our own is in danger. So, pipe down and shut it,” Katie snarled at him.
I noticed immediately that it caught the attention of every Knight in the room. The one thing you do not do is mess with one of our own. It always ends badly.
“What the f*****g hell is going on?” Prez shouted, marching towards us, with my dad in tow.
Katie walked straight past him toward Gold. Oh s**t, she really thinks that Olivia and Gold might be related.
“Lift your f*****g shirt up, Gold. I need to see your birthmark now,” Katie said, in a voice that I could only describe as the kind of voice a mother would use when she is pissed.
“What the f**k?” Gold gasped, his eyes wide, as he turned to look at Prez.
“Katie, sweetie, explain yourself right now. Why are you demanding our treasurer show you his birthmark?” Prez asked, as calmly as he could.
Katie pulled out her phone, tapped away on it and turned the screen to Gold. “Do you know this woman? Is she your ex, the woman that left you?”
Gold's brow furrowed, as he looked closely at the phone and said, “How did you find her? How did you find out about her?”
“Is she?” Katie asked again.
Gold nodded, but before he could say anymore, Katie said, “Now, show me your birthmark.”
Gold froze and then his slowly widened, whispering, “She has a kid.”
“A daughter,” Katie said.
Gold moved, lifting his shirt up at the back to show his birthmark. I watched Katie swipe at her phone screen, and then look between her phone screen and the birthmark on Gold’s back.
“Its identical,” Katie said.


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