na's

e club's "legitimate" side, steps forward. Her presence commands attention. "Eleanor a

egendary, adds, "To air this dirty laundry in public... It shows a profound lack

e disapproval of these powerful women threatens his family's social

e a rat in a trap. His pl

and venomous, "You ungrateful bitch. You'v

my posture straight. I feel Vivian and E

ding near the edge of the chaos, watching

ilder, the new D

icate dance between the law and the outlaws in this town. He's her

look of utter contempt for Brown on his face. He

g he can. He plays his last, pathetic card. H

You can't just wal

over into cruelty. "Fine! You want to know w

ard almost roughly. She stumbles, loo

ively on her stomach. "B

. It's one thing to have an affair. It's another to ha

n heir, even a bastard, changes the line of succession and power d

their expressions complicated.

's mess into this Church," he growls, using the formal

of the Scythes MC, the club they just crushed-adds another

ng her face in Brown's che

is is a family matter," he declares, trying to regain co

e, to take it back behind closed doors wh

nt to make his move. He steps forward,

of a significant local 'organization' publicly attempts to dissolve a union, creating a success

the air, a clear reference to the RICO

when it involves a public dispute over the rights and sta

's putting the Penningtons on

les. He cannot afford a publ

ounces abruptly, his voice tight with fury. He

ne is just beginning. Wilder's intervention has bought me t

or slamming shut behind me. The sound of

the two senio