The Biker’s Mafia Princess (Angel and Savage) novel Chapter 46

Savage POV.

I watch as she thrashes in her sleep, mumbling about Foxy and Rebel. I watch when she gasps for breath and I jump up and grab her. She clutches my arms tightly as she shakes in fear.

“Angel.” I look at her and he looks at me, but her eyes are vacant as she looks through me.

“Foxy.” Is all she says as she falls back down limp. She fainted. I lay her back down and bite my bottom lip to stop from crying. I clutch her hand and lower my head.

“Ryder, we need to call them.” Scar says from the side and I nod my head, not lifting it.

“Do it.” I say as I sniffle and breathe to stop the tears from falling. I’m exhausted mentally and emotionally. She is going to need everyone involved to help her.

I sit back and watch as she sleeps. My eyes feel heavy and I must have nodded off because the next thing I feel is a presence in the room, and I open my eyes and see Teagan looking at her daughter with tears dripping from her chin.

“Teagan.” I say and she wipes her cheeks, turning her bloodshot green eyes at me.

“She will be leaving with us.” She says before she turns to look at Angel as she sleeps and I sit up and look from her to Angel. She can’t be serious? She hasn’t long woken up. I know there was talk about Angel recuperating at the Moretti mansion, but nothing was set in stone.

“No, I can’t allow that to happen. She is staying with me, so is Rebel. You can’t do this, Teagan. She is an adult, not a child.” Teagan snaps her head at me.

“She has no memory. She is my daughter and she will be coming home. I should have taken her away before all of this. I should have never made her come here in the first place. Ryder, you have done nothing but continually hurt her. No more. When she wakes up, she will be moved home. The doctors have already approved this. You have no say.” She says as she nods at the two burly looking mother fuckers who have entered the room.

“Teagan, she is my woman. Rebel is also my daughter.”

“Yeah and look what happened to your woman and child!” she hisses at me through gritted teeth.

“How was I supposed to know any of this would have happened? You aren’t laying the blame solely at my damn feet, Teagan. We are all to blame.” I didn’t see the slap coming, but shit, did I feel it?

“No, I have owned up to my mistakes. You however, you kept that bitch around for years. You caused all of this heartache and devastation by doing what you did best. I will not lose my daughter again because of you. Her and Rebel will be moving back home. Stay away from my daughter, Ryder. I won’t go after your club, but I will go after you.”

“You can’t do this!” I roar at her and she chuckles, shaking her head.

“I can and I am. I’m her mother. I brought her and Nate screaming into this world. My daughter died because of you and your bitch! Not forgetting she was raped and left for dead because of you and Foxy. My granddaughter could have been killed, not forgetting the child she lost because of Foxy! All because of you and your damn dick!” she screams at me. I hear a whimper and I look at the bed.

“I lost a child and was raped because of you?” her voice sounds fragile and broken.

“I’m sorry Angel.” I reach for her and she flinches away. This is it I’ve lost her.

“Ryder, please leave. I don’t want to ever see you again. You are the cause of all this. GET OUT!” she screams as Teagan moves to her and she holds her to her chest as she sobs.

What can I do? I nod my head and leave. I stagger, feeling what is left of my heart shatter. With each sob and cry, I can hear coming from her. I know I have destroyed her and there is no hope of fixing anything between us.

I leave the hospital and walk up to my bike. I climb on and start her up. I ride away. Feeling the wind whip around my face as I keep playing everything over in my head. I need to clear my head. The sun begins to rise as I park the bike overlooking the town below me. I climb off the bike and scream and thrash.

Dropping to my knees, I pound the earth with my fists and sob falling on my ass. Bringing my knees to my chest, I brace my arms around my knees and sob into my knees.

I lift my head as I watch the sun completely rise. Hearing a bike rumble in the distance. I feel a body drop beside me.

“I’ve lost her. She will be going back home with her family. She knows everything. That’s it, it’s over. I will never get her back now. She deserves better than me.” I tell him when his arm wraps around me and I keep looking at the sky, watching as it lightens. The sun warming my face.