The MC Biker She Left Took the Club

Ines Warren left the Meridian Riders eleven years ago, the day she found out her boyfriend had gotten her little sister pregnant. She moved two states away. She became a bridge engineer. She stopped answering the phone. Now her father is dead, and he has left her a parcel of land that the club has been using as a staging lot for a decade — unpermitted, illegal, and stubbornly occupied. She could sell. She could sue. Ines files the permits and breaks ground. A house. A foundation. A driveway. Right across the club's access road. Webb Callahan is the president of the Meridian Riders and the man who ruined her twenties. He can't evict her. He can't stop her. He can only stand on the lot line and watch her build a life he doesn't get to be in. Eleven months. Two coffees a week. One driveway, poured in June. She isn't moving back in.