Inferno Demon Riders MC: My Five Obsessed Bullies (by Kj) novel Chapter 81

Chapter 81: Planning & Protecting

Chayton/Psycho’s P.O.V.

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“Why we having church without everyone?” Slider asked.

Karma called this meeting after we all talked about how to go forward last night. The four of us are the main officers for this chapter of the Inferno’s Demon Riders. Dragon will be a part of that once he’s home for good. Crash is our road captain, but he’s currently out on a job with his usual team of five. Karma wants them focused on their task right now, so we’ve kept them out of the loop.

However, there are members that we trust more than others. Right now, things are shaky within the walls of our fortress. Mostly because Claw seems to be off his rocker lately. I mean, letting Nikki in was something we would expect from a rookie, but not someone who’s been with us for seven years. He’s also been going around spreading sh.it about the four of us and Blythe. Something that the brothers and loyal succubi have been whispering to us. Karma wanted to let it keep going on so he could see what Claw’s endgame was.

All of that meant that we needed to be picky about who we let in on this though. We obviously don’t trust Claw right now, and not trusting one of our brothers makes us all feel on edge. Our brothers are pretty loyal, but since Karma has taken over, there have been a few sent here from other chapters and a few stragglers that we’ve picked up. Right now, we need to make sure the people in on this are trustworthy.

So, aside from the four of us and obviously Slider, the others that joined us are Diesel, Viper, Reaper, Breaker, Joker, Rabid, and Clutch. We decided to leave the old–timers out. Only because we feel they deserve a little break and whatever the fu.ck is going on with these missing kids is some seriously deep and terrible sh.it. Sh.it right out of a nightmare.

“Because there’s somethin‘ that we need to fill you all in on, and I don’t trust all our brothers at the moment,” Karma said, laying it all out there.

They all knew. They heard the things Claw was saying. They all told us. Hell, Viper got into it with Claw over the sh.it just a few nights ago.

“What’s going on?” Clutch asked. “The club okay?”

“For now,” Karma replied. “But there’s some sh.it goin‘ down in our town.”

“This about the missing kids?” Diesel asked.

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“Yeah,” Karma said. “We been lookin‘ into it and… things are a lot worse than we thought.”

“Worse how?” Slider asked.

Karma sighed as he ran a hand through his hair.

“What I am about to tell all of you does not leave this room. That should be obvious anyway, since this is church, but not even the other brothers get to know,” he said. “After all know

you everythin‘, we need to come up with some sort of plan. At least find out where they’re keepin‘ the kids before movin‘ them.”

“Alright Prez,” Diesel said. “Tell us everything, and we’ll help anyway we can.”

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Well, Karma told them everything, and then we sat in church for a while trying to figure out what to do. We decided to send everyone out in teams of two to search every nook and cranny of this town. We even stationed round–the–clock men to keep an eye on the only two exits of this town. Well, the only two that lead anywhere.

If anyone suspicious tries to leave or come in, we’ll know.

Last night was brutal, but today isn’t much better either. The only good thing is that I’m not being forced to organize thousands of files of child porn. At least CG doesn’t have to watch it all, since these fu.ckers were so meticulous. Still, I know it ain’t easy seeing all those names. Names that are already familiar to us.

There were lots of names we didn’t recognize. Karma was locked in CG’s room with him all day looking up the names we didn’t know. He was trying to find a pattern, but there wasn’t one. These kids were coming from all over. All small towns with low–income parents though. Nobody that would make waves in the media or anything. Which is just fu.cking sad in so

many ways.

However happy I was to not have that job, the job I did have wasn’t much better. I shouldn’t even say this is a job. Nobody asked me to come here. Karma asked me if I was going to, but it wasn’t an order. Of course, I was going to come.

I sighed as I looked at the front door of the small house. Gathering all my courage, I kicked the stand on my bike and got off. I sat my helmet on it and walked to the front door. With my fist raised, I hesitated for just a moment. Just one brief moment before knocking.

A few moments later the door swung open and everything I had planned to say died on my tongue. Jace was standing there, looking frantic and half–dead. He was a complete mess. His clothes were wrinkled, his hair was sticking up all over, and there were dark circles under his eyes. The disappointed look he gave me as his eyes misted told me that he clearly hoped

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I was his daughter.

“Oh, Psy.cho, what brings you by?” he asked, his voice raspy.

“Don’t do that,” I said. “You know why I’m here.”

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All Jace could manage was a nod as he opened the door and let me inside. I’ve been in their home a few times because of Granny. I knew where I was going, and I had a feeling Leah would be on their sofa. She was there, curled up with a photo album on her lap.

When I got closer to Leah, she finally looked up at me and I felt like someone punched me in the gut. She looked worse than her husband and that was saying something. Her eyes were so red and puffy they looked swollen. She had this crazed, blank look in her eyes like all the mothers do. Seeing it hit harder this time.

“Psy.cho…” she whispered, and that one word, my name, said it all.

“We’re looking into it,” I promised her. “We’ll find Luna. I promise.”

I had no idea if this was a promise I could keep. Karma would kill me if he knew. I knew better than to promise any of the other parents I talked to. Because if I can’t keep that promise… things could get so much worse.

Leah nodded to me as tears fell down her cheeks. Jace joined her on the couch and wrapped his arms around her. He looked at me as his own tears fell, but it was a hard look. One that said I better not have just promised his wife something I couldn’t deliver on. I only hoped that the look I gave back was one of determination.

“I’m gonna stay for a bit and clean up, okay?” I told them. “Ya’ll let me know if I can help with anything at all.”

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I ended up staying at Leah and Jace’s house for the rest of the day. I picked up their house, did the dishes, took out the trash. They cried while looking at pictures of their missing daughter the whole time I was there. Granny called me while I was there too and demanded I pick her up tomorrow to take her over there.

Which means I’ll need to tell her about Blythe. Because I can’t keep avoiding it. No matter how bad I know it’s going to be.

When I got back to the clubhouse, there was a party going on. Most of the brothers are drunk and having a good time with the club girls. The ones that were in the meeting with us this morning were all drinking, but looked more grim than everyone else. After what they heard this morning and had to do all day, I don’t blame them. Half of them have kids on the way for

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fu.ck’s sake.

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My eyes scanned the room as I walked to the bar. I don’t see any of my closest friends. After Johnny gave me a beer, I walked back to Karma’s office. Just when I was almost there, a soft voice stopped me.

“There you are!” Bly shouted from behind me. I stopped and turned around just as she fell into me. “I’ve been looking for you everywhere!”

“You have?” I asked, surprised.

“Well, one of you at least,” she grumbled, slurring her words. “You guys have all totally been MIA all day.”

“Weren’t you spending time with your mom?” I asked. “Why are you drunk?”

“Uh, cause Mom and I needed a break, duh,” she replied, making me glare at her. “We weren’t drinking at first, but then Tusk whisked Mom away and suddenly… bam! Coco, Glitter, and Roxy talked me into a drinking game. They told me that Tusk used to hate my mom being in the main room because she always drank too much and got too handsy. Why would they tell me something so gross about my mom?” Despite her disgust, she was giggling up a storm as she rambled on and on.

“Oh, so that’s who you get it from,” I grumbled.

Bly giggled some more as she circled her arms around me and put her chin on my chest.

“What’s wrong?” She asked, pouting at me.

“Nothing, Shorty, just had a long day,” I told her.

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