Breaker: A Devil's Hellions Romance

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him.
     
    “Glad to see you out and about, Breaker,” Isaac said.
     
    “I had to get a little time away from Emily. She was checking in on me every minute.”
     
    Isaac noticed Natalie and licked his lips. Down boy! “Who's the chick, Breaker?”
     
    “Natalie this is Isaac. He's also a member of Devil's Hellions.” I turned back towards Isaac. “Natalie is the doctor who saved me.”
     
    Everything clicked for Isaac. “Thanks for saving this bastard. But nobody would have noticed if you had let him die.”
     
    I playfully slugged him in the arm. Isaac loved to break my balls. “Pay no attention to him,” I told Natalie.
     
    Isaac sat down next to Natalie. “You don't want anything to do with this guy,” he said, pointing his thumb at me. “This guy's bad news. Heed my warning, stay away from him.”
     
    “Okay she's had enough, Isaac. Go bug someone else.”
     
    Isaac grabbed my beer and took it with him. He deserved a sucker punch to the stomach later. Hunter saw what happened and already began pouring me another.
     
    “Is this where you guys...” Natalie searched for the right words.
     
    “No our club house is a few miles from here. We like coming here because there's more liquor.”
     
    “Are there any other members here?” she asked.
     
    I scanned the room. “See that big oaf in the corner with the two girls.” Natalie nodded. “That's Big Mike.” I pointed over at the other end of the bar. “That's Pain over there with the gray hair and glasses.”
     
    “Oh yeah, I remember him from the hospital.”
     
    “The rest of the MC are probably back at the clubhouse.”
     
    Natalie nursed her drink and looked around acting bored. How could I engage her more? I'd never really been on a date before. My experience was one-night stands. I didn't even know most of their names. All it took was one look from across the bar and they'd be under my sheets within the hour. What do people normally talk about on dates?
     
    “Why did you become a doctor?” I asked, shuffling closer.
     
    Natalie returned to me, batting her long eyelashes. She seemed surprised by my question. Maybe that was a good thing?
     
    “It started when I was a kid,” she began. “My parents wanted me to become a doctor since I was six years old. I never dreamed of doing anything else. They pushed me and my younger sister to be the best. Anything lower than an A- wasn't good enough for them.”
     
    I fell into her eyes as she told me her story. I couldn't believe she was opening up to me so much. She was so damn sexy and her deep cleavage was so captivating that it was hard to look away. Hunter came over and set a beer in front of me, breaking my concentration.
     
    Natalie continued, “When I became a doctor, I thought I'd finally get the recognition I deserved. But my parents only pushed me harder. I cut off all contact with them and they left me with a huge load of student debt to pay off. That was a couple years ago.”
     
    “Damn that sounds rough.”
     
    Natalie faked a smile. “Enough about my family. Tell me about yours.”
     
    I was afraid she was going to say that. “I don't want to make tonight anymore depressing than it already is.”
     
    “It's only fair. I told you everything about me. Your turn now.” Natalie crossed her arms and gave me a smug look.
     
    I took a long sip of beer. “I grew up in a trailer home with my mom and dad. I had a really good childhood. Hunter could attest to that. But when I was eight, I came home early and found my dad...” Don't get choked up, Breaker! You're over it now. It's all in the past. I took a breath and continued, “My father committed suicide with a gun.”
     
    “Holy fuck,” Natalie reached for my hand on the bar.
     
    “My mom couldn't handle it and sent me away to live with my grandparents. They lived a few blocks down from the Devil's Hellions MC and the rest is history.”
     
    “I'm so sorry, Breaker. That is so terrible. I can't believe I was

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