All Chapters of Talon - A Warriors MC Romance: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Talon I was half asleep when my phone buzzed on the bedside table. I groaned, reaching for it and squinting at the screen. It was Viktor. At this hour? I sat up, rubbing my face with my free hand as I answered. “Yeah?” “Talon,” Viktor’s voice was urgent. “We have a problem.” I frowned, my tiredness evaporating instantly. “What’s goin’ on?” “Marco DeLuca,” Viktor said, the name hitting me like a punch to the gut. “He’s out.” I froze, my grip tightening on the phone. “What do you mean, out?” “He escaped,” he said, his tone grim. “Last night. I just received word. His prison transport was ambushed. Four guards dead. He is free.”

The next morning felt like the calm before a storm. I was uneasy, after the news from Viktor last night, but I knew it wasn’t just me. If Mike were alive and standing in this kitchen with us, he’d have definitely felt it in his bones. I gripped the edge of the counter as Laura poured coffee into two mugs. The kids were at the table. Scarlett was scrolling through her phone with one hand while she picked at her toast with the other. Logan was shoveling cereal into his face like he hadn’t eaten in years. That, at least, was typical. Shadow lay at their feet, his ears twitching with every sound. “You’re not goin’ to school today,” I said, my voice firm, cutting through the silence. Both kids froze, their eyes snapping to me like I’d just dropped a bomb. 

I stared at the shoe in my hand, the weight of it crushing me. My daughter’s shoe. She was here, and now she wasn’t. The silence was unbearable, but then Bones broke it, his voice low and urgent. “Nash,” he said, crouching down next to a patch of disturbed earth. “Look.” I moved closer, my eyes locking onto the ground. Three sets of footprints… boots, heavy and deliberate. And one smaller set, uneven, with one shoe missing. Scarlett. My chest tightened as I took in the trail. It led deeper into the woods, but something about the way the tracks twisted and turned felt off. “They’re leadin’ us in circles,” I muttered, my voice rough. “They’re toying with us.” Jake cursed under his breath, his jaw tightening as he scanned the area. &l

The choppers descended, touching down in a clearing just outside the woods. We piled out quickly with weapons drawn, our movements swift and silent.Viktor’s men fanned out, and their eyes scanned the trees for any sign of movement. Jake and I fell into step behind Viktor as we made our way toward the airfield.The woods were dense, but we moved with purpose. The crunch of leaves under our feet was the only sound, and even that felt deafening in the silence. My heart hammered in my chest, but I forced myself to stay focused.Scarlett was close. And I wasn’t leaving without her.Viktor motioned for us to halt, raising his hand in a fist. He crouched low, his eyes scanning the tree line ahead. I followed his gaze, and my fingers tightened around the grip of my gun. There, just beyond the trees, was a perimeter fence. And beyond that, the airfield.Jake leaned in, whispering quietly. “They’ve gotta have guards. No way they’re not watchin' the perimeter.”Viktor nodded, his expression gri

The roar of bikes split through the night as we pulled up to the clubhouse. Scarlett was safe, and relatively unharmed. Though the haunted look in her eyes told a different story. She clung to me, fingers digging into my cut as I helped her out of the SUV. Her body was trembling like a leaf. The boys dismounted behind us, their faces grim, movements slow as they checked wounds and exchanged quiet words. Shadow barked wildly, his tail a blur of excitement as he and Laura burst through the clubhouse doors with Logan trailing behind them. Laura’s face was pale, her eyes wide with fear and relief as she rushed toward us. Her arms were wrapped around Scarlett before the girl could even take a step, pulling her into a tight squeeze. “Oh my god,” Laura whispered, her voice breaking as she pressed a kiss