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2026-07-25 18:35:00
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Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 73
RAINEI limped the damaged bike through the back gate just after midnight, my engine coughing smoke. My men rushed out to meet me immediately. I waved off help and walked straight into the main hall, blood still seeping through the bandage on my thigh. The club needed to see their Queen standing.Reforms were already rolling out. I spent the next two hours personally overseeing loyalty oaths and pairing up riders for every patrol. New conduct codes were posted on the board. Some veterans grumbled but most fell in line. While that happened, I pulled my inner circle together and started planning the retaliatory strike on the cartel outpost ten miles south.“We hit them hard at dawn,” I said, pointing at the map. “In and out. Destroy their staging supplies and send a message.”Ghost — the rogue ex-Revenant — stood quietly in the corner. I had to make the call on him tonight.I looked him over. “You fought well today. But trusting a man who burned his own club is a gamble. Give me one rea
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 72
RAINEDawn broke bloody across the desert as I stood at the old radio tower, the burner phone in my hand. I never made the call. Instead I smashed the device under my boot and buried the pieces under the sand. Whatever deal the feds wanted, they could choke on it. I wasn’t handing my club over to anyone.By the time I returned, the compound was already buzzing. The cartel strike force was moving faster than expected. I didn’t have the time to bleed or grieve.I called an emergency session before the sun cleared the ridge.“There will be new codes of conduct,” I announced, standing at the head of the table. “Loyalty oaths will be sworn by every member before tonight’s run. We will have no exceptions. We either move all as one or we fall apart.”The room erupted.I laid out the reforms and mandatory requirements. It was a new arc from what they were already used to , and Veteran members slammed their fists on the table.“You’re turning us into soldiers, not brothers,” one growled.I met
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 71
RAINEThe ride back from the canyon was a blur of pain and roaring engines. I kept my bike steady through sheer force of will, blood soaking on my side and dripping onto the fuel tank. Isla rode tight on my left, Sean on my right, ready to catch me if I fell. We made it through the gates just as the sky turned black.They helped me off the bike and into the infirmary. The doc dug the bullet out while I bit down on a leather strap. I couldn’t scream or tear up in front of everyone, so I kept my cries down.Once the wound was stitched and wrapped, I waved them all out.“I need the documents from the last raid cache,” I said. “Bring them to my office now.”Isla hesitated. “Raine, you should rest.”“I’ll rest when we’re not at war everytime.”She brought the sealed box herself. I locked the door behind her and spread the papers across my desk under the single hanging bulb. Most of it were what we already suspected; cartel payments, Vex loyalists, all the names I had already dealt with.I
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 70
RAINEThe blood from a shoulder cut I had earlier had dried into a stiff crust by the time the sun came up.I called the loyal remnants of the eastern faction into the yard at first light. Twenty-three hardened riders stood in front of me, stripped of their old patches but still carrying fight in their eyes. Dan, their unofficial leader, stepped forward.“You showed us mercy when you didn’t have to,” he said. “We’re ready to earn our place.”I nodded. “You will ride with us now. You don’t get to betray that. I am your leader, and you swear your allegiance to me.”I signaled the mechanics. They rolled out ten freshly upgraded bikes and I handed the keys out myself, looking each man in the eye as I did.“These aren’t rewards,” I told them. “You ride them for this club to prove that ou belong.”Their engines roared to life. The new riders slotted into formation with my main force, blending perfectly. It was the first time in weeks everything had actually felt right. I watched them run a
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 69
Raine’s POVThe rain had eased into a cold mist by midday, but the tension inside the compound hadn’t lifted. After the poisoned mug and the execution in the war room, the crew moved like men walking on broken glass. I needed to remind them who I was.“Full fleet maneuvers,” I announced over the comms. “Everyone who can ride, mount up. We’re showing the wavering allies what the new Iron Serpents look like.”I led from the front and two dozen bikes roared out behind me in tight formation, their new logo gleaming under the gray sky. We pushed the new machines hard along the back roads, testing coordinated night-riding protocols even though the sun was still up. The bikes handled beautifully, and I felt incredibly proud. I took them through a mock ambush drill in the old quarry, splitting the column into three units that flowed seamlessly back together.Allies from the smaller crews watching our borders stood on the ridgeline. I couldn’t see their expressions up close, but I damn hope it
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 68
RAINEThe rain had finally stopped by morning, but the ground was still soft and treacherous. I couldn’t wait for it to dry.I called a small team together before the sun was fully up. “We hit the east outpost at first light. Intel says they’re leaking information to the cartel. We go in quietly and we come out with answers, Clear?” Their affirmations were the fuel I needed to set off.Isla rode beside me as we moved out. Sean took position as the rear guard. The crew was tight and focused with a new resolve. After the losses from the convoy ambush, they were hungry for payback.We hit the outpost hard and fast. The guards barely had time to raise their weapons before we took them down. I sliced the first man I got across the throat, while Isla cleared the side building. Within minutes we had total control.Inside, we found everything I had feared.There were hidden cash stacks, burner phones with direct lines to cartel contacts. Coded ledgers showing monthly payments to several of ou
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 2
RAINEBy the time I got back home to my father's mansion that evening, I was greasy all over. I didn’t even bother to shower first; I just wanted food. Throughout the whole bike ride back, my brain was still replaying my dad’s voice, that condescending tone that made me want to throw a hammer at hi
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 1
RAINEI was elbow-deep in someone else’s bike when my dad decided to ruin my afternoon.Of course, he didn’t knock. He never does. He barged into the garage in his bike gear and stared me down until I finally released an exasperated sigh.I wiped my hands on a rag, refusing to look up. “You’re stan
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 23
Raine's POVThe morning after the Conclave, I tried to get some work done in the garage. Tried being the key word. I had a transmission sitting on the bench that needed rebuilding, but every time I picked up a tool, my brain wandered off somewhere else. I couldn't even sleep last night. The sound
Claimed By My Father’s Outlaw Chapter 8
Cole My brain stalled, then kicked back to life in one violent jolt.What the hell did he just say?What the actual, flaming, unbelievable hell did Ambrose just say?!But Ambrose just went on, his voice too cheerful for what he was describing. “They pay a fortune for it and they always come back f
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