The Biker's Cheating Wife Kept the Cut

Ivey Marsh has worn the Gray Wolves cut for twelve years and never once asked where her husband goes on Thursdays. She found the lipstick in his pocket. Then the hotel receipt. Then two years of everything else. The other woman is twenty-four and the treasurer's daughter. Ivey does not scream. She does not leave. She goes to Sunday dinner, serves the casserole, and starts moving the club's money into an account no one thought to check — because she's been doing the Wolves' books for eleven years, and not one of them ever looked. By the time Lander's affair hits the club vote, Ivey has receipts, ledgers, and the truth in a folder. She is not the woman he married. She is the woman the club underestimated. And she is keeping the cut.