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I stood, walked by the tomb, and over to Father Lombardi. âLook at ya, Father . . . hanginâ out like the piece of shit youâve always been. You didnât have a lot to do with shit way back when . . . ya kinda stepped into the fire by accident and pretended like there was nothinâ goin on. Maybe you couldnât have done much, but this shit ya got goinâ on here . . . sellinâ nuns to rich motherfuckers . . . Father . . . I guess they sent you to the right place alongside that child-rapinâ cunt, Sister Antoinette. You were just as much to blame as the rest of âem who were involved and I know there were others. Youâll meet up with âem in Hell.â
It was time for FOCUS to come in and deal with Lombardi. I didnât have time for all three of âem, and that hillbilly fuck needed to get his hands dirty enough to wash off the stench of L.A. plastic. I sent him a text and went back to the two I was most interested in. The bitch who kicked the first ball into motion and the little pussy-ass motherfucker whoâd gotten me kicked out.
Time to go to church.
I pulled the lid of the tomb over and turned it to the side so Iâd have a bridge to sit on. Just like I thought, Sean Foley was inside, shakinâ in his shoes. I plopped the red bow onto his head and laughed. âLook at what a piece of shit youâve turned out to be. Ass-lickinâ pansy back in the day, and a lyinâ scumbag pussy peddler now. I mean, we run girls, yeah, but we donât pretend to be somethinâ we ainât. We donât sell bitches against their will.â
The Royal Bastards do a lot of shit. We make our money off drugs and chicks and everyone knows it. The cops are in our pockets or try to build cases they never win. Girls come to us for employment and protection. We do what we do with the drugs, and it is what it is. Other than occasionally coercing a chick into working for usâlike Nixxâthey line up to be on our stage and we gotta turn a bunch away. We give âem safety and we all make money. No matter how dirty our hands get, weâd never do what those sons of bitches were doinâ.
âI think youâll all be proud . . . Iâve been gone from the church for a long fuckinâ time, but I still remember how shit goes. I might be a little rusty . . . but I think I remember how to do last rites. Okay, not exactly, but my own version.â I hoped off the tomb and rubbed my hands together. âWhat do ya say? Should I give it a shot?â
âWow, yank! I heard you were havinâ a shindig down here. I hope I didnât miss anything good yâall were up to.â FOCUS was already yellinâ as he came walkinâ in. âWhich oneâs mine?â
I shook my head over to Father Lombardi. âThat one. Gimme a sec first and then heâs all you, broâ.â
My hand went into my vest pocket. I pulled out the flask and walked over to face the priest.
âYa know, youâre a scumbag, but I woulda let you live if you werenât part of this monstrosity. Too bad . . . ya coulda skated.â I slowly opened the flask, tipped it to my fingers, and flicked the sign of the cross over him like I didnât give a fuck. âThrough him . . . with him . . . in him. Now, get the fuck outta here.â
He wasnât worth my time or effort. Sister Antoinette and Foley were the two I wanted most. I climbed back onto the lid of the tomb, looked down at Sean, and dripped the sign of the cross on him with the unholy water.
âOkay . . . that partâs outta the way, letâs get on to your confession . . . why donât you tell me how you ratted on me. How your big fuckinâ mouth got me sent to live on the streets.â I lit a smoke, exhaled hard, and brought my boot down onto his face. âYou have no idea what it was like to be seventeen, livinâ in subway stations . . . panhandlinâ . . . pullinâ every scam I could come up with just to put some food in my belly. It was fuckinâ February, you sorry motherfucker!â
I kicked him under the chin and then landed a hard stomp to his sternum.
âConfess! Your! Sins!â It was a sound that came up from the pit of Hell heâd left inside me. âTell me how you were jealous that Fi wouldnât fuck you! You could never have gotten Fi. She was always too good for you. This fuckinâ shit . . . bringinâ her here just shows how much of a thorn in your ass it is! Now confess!â
Foley tried to talk and started blubberinâ like he used to when we were kids. I could almost see the face of the guy whoâd been my friend cryinâ because one of the priests beat his ass. I took up for that little prick, and then he went and threw me to the wolves in black habits.
âGio . . . Iâm sorry. I was a dumb kid. What do ya want from me?â
Oh, now thereâs a loaded question.
âThatâs it? Youâre fuckinâ sorry?â I crushed my boot into his ribs and heard a snap as he screamed. âYou mightâve been a dumbass then, but now youâre just an evil prick who was gonna fuckinâ sell Fi and other chicks to some demented, rich bastards! You brought her here to die and you know it!â
I stood up and paced around the edge of the
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