SAXON
If I wasa man of words, which I’m not, I would say that I’m glowing as I pull my bike up to Jayne’s bar. I’m absolutely glowing with anticipation. I’m about to see my girl.My girl.
Tammy.
She changed me.
Before Tammy, my mind was always on the present. Never the future. I figured I’d live fast, die young, just like all the clichés say. I took what I wanted and never thought twice about it. Never looked back. I could never be one of those men with a nine-to-five desk job and a house with a white picket fence.
I’m an outlaw.
But now, when I have her in my arms and I can feel her warmth and her heartbeat against me, I cansee it. A future beyond the road, beyond gang wars and gasoline. A home beyond the clubhouse and a reason to wake up in the morning beyond survival or revenge. Ta
