17
Landry
I wished she hadn’t told me about her premonition.
Not that I believed in premonitions or superstitions. It was all a bunch of bullshit to get people to give money or whatever they were supposed to do. Psychics and fortune tellers, s**t like that. It wasn’t real.
Still. I shivered a little when Jessie told me she had a feeling about her parents before they died. I couldn’t shake it as I walked out of the clubhouse.
“You all right, man?” Flash clapped me on the shoulder.
“Just fine,” I said, grinning. “Let’s go find my ex.”
“You sure you’re not a little worn out from all the exercise you got today?” Slate and Jax laughed together.
I glared at them as we climbed on our bikes. “What’s that supposed to mean?”
“You know what it means.” Flash winked.
“You, too? Ugh. I thought
