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Rising From Ashes: The Lost MC Princess

Sunian Jinshi

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I drained my savings and gave up my college education to support my biker boyfriend for three years. But the moment he finally got patched into the Sterling Knights MC, he brought the club president's daughter to my bar. He slid a wad of cash across the sticky counter, telling me to take it and call it even. "Kalia, we're not here to fight. Devin just wants to do the right thing," she sneered, flashing her gaudy engagement ring. Devin watched me with cold impatience, letting his new fiancée and her ruthless bodyguard humiliate me in front of his brothers. They thought I was just a naive, submissive barmaid they could easily step on and discard. A thousand dollars to erase my life's savings, the massive debts I took from loan sharks for his legal fees, and the child I got rid of for him? Did they really think they could destroy my life and walk away completely unscathed? I didn't touch his pathetic cash. Instead, I dragged her secret lover into the bar, publicly destroyed their sham of an engagement, and forced him to pay back every single cent of the $31,060 he owed me. Because what these arrogant bikers didn't know was that I'm not some helpless nobody. I am the lost princess of the legendary Serpents of Chaos MC, and with this money, I am finally going home.

Rising From Ashes: The Lost MC Princess Chapter 1

KALIA TERRY'S POV:

"Callia, your biggest mistake was thinking that paying off my debts for me would tie me down.Don't kid yourself. Throwing yourself at me makes you look cheap."

While I was trapped in the corner behind the bar, wearing the stained and stained server's uniform, working hard to pay off my boyfriend Devin's massive debts for him, he showed up with his mistress Blair and in front of all the members of the Sterling Knights MC, tried to use money to erase our past.

He threw a stack of cash onto the bar in front of everyone, as if he were tossing a coin to a stray dog."It's a thousand dollars.Take it. Please do not appear in front of me and Blair again."

Blair stood beside him, a triumphant smile playing on his lips, as if he were watching a captivating performance.A few other Sterling Knights members were looking over, their faces alight with the kind of amusement that comes from watching someone else's world burn.

A cold, bitter laugh threatened to bubble up from my chest.

A thousand dollars? So this is what three years of giving him everything I had was worth.

I should have given up on him long ago. I just couldn't accept it-couldn't accept that three years of giving everything I had would just end like this. So I kept holding on, waiting for an answer.Looks like today is the day.

However, my goal was never his change of heart.

"Not enough," I finally said. My voice was quiet, but it cut through the noise of the bar like a razor.

Devin froze, clearly not expecting this. "Kalia, don't make a scene."

Blair's smile tightened. She took a step closer, her posture radiating menace. "What do you mean?"

I looked straight at Devin, my voice steady. "Three years ago, you were just a probationary member of Sterling Knights MC, not even eligible for a patch. The down payment on your first Harley-that was my savings. Six thousand, four hundred dollars."

The color started to drain from Devin's face, his impatience replaced by shock.

"When you needed money to get patched in, to grease the right palms, I was the one who went to a loan shark. Five thousand dollars. I'm still paying off the interest."

Blair's expression soured. She clearly hadn't known any of this. She shot a suspicious glance at Devin.

"Every time you got into trouble and needed a lawyer, I paid for it. Over the last two years, that's twelve thousand dollars in legal fees."

The expressions on the faces of the onlookers changed. The smirks vanished, replaced by surprise and a hint of contempt for Devin.

With every debt I listed, Devin's face grew paler. He opened his mouth to argue but couldn't form a single word. Because every word I spoke was the truth.

"And what about the college education I gave up for you? The child I got rid of for you? How do you plan to calculate the price for that?" My voice remained calm, but each word was a knife, twisting in the wound.

A tremor ran through Devin's body. He couldn't meet my eyes anymore.

Blair was completely incensed, not just by my defiance, but by the revelation of Devin's sordid past.

She grabbed Devin's arm. "Devin! Is what she's saying true?"

His silence was the only answer she needed.

Her fury pivoted back to me, her face a mask of jealousy and humiliation.

"You bitch!" she shrieked. "Who do you think you are? Do you know who my father is?"

I looked at her, my own expression cold as ice. "I don't care who your father is. All I know is that debts must be paid."

Of course I know who she is.

She's the daughter of the leader of the Sterling Knights MC. She and Devin have been having an affair behind my back for a long time. They've recently decided to get married, and to bring their relationship out into the open, they've been spreading rumors everywhere-that I'm Devin's clingy, obsessive pursuer, and that she's his real girlfriend.

Blair trembled with rage, pointing a finger at my face. "You just wait! I'll make you understand what happens when you cross the Sterling Knights!"

Blair dragged the shell-shocked Devin away, but she didn't go far.

After shoving Devin toward another club member, she stalked back toward me, this time with a woman who looked even more formidable.

It's clear that she was prepared for this evening.

But I never go into battle unprepared.I've been preparing for this day for a long time.

And today, I'm going to make sure everyone knows who the real joke is.