Leon | a Bad Boy MC Motorcycle Club Romance by Rose Cody Page B

eager to go home and get some sleep…”
     
      He lets out a chuckle before standing up and pulling his leg over his bike.
     
    “Alright, I’ll let you make me some coffee.” He whispers, motioning towards her front door as his lip curls up into a smirk.
     
      She grabs his hand, pulling him to follow her as she walks up the broken concreate path to her front door before reaching inside of her bag and pulling out her keys.
     
    “If I would have known I was going to be entertaining,” She says as she pushes her front door open. “I would maybe cleaned up the place a little…”
     
    “Don’t even worry about it.” He says, closing and locking the front door behind them as they step into the house. “I’m not afraid of a little mess.”
     
    “Good…” She smirks, kicking off her canvas flats into her front closet.
     
      She walks onto the carpet, making her way across the living room and over to the kitchen.
     
    “Make yourself comfortable.” She calls out to him, peaking her head out of the doorway as she watches him slip off his boots. “Are you hungry?”
     
    “I’m alright…” He says, sliding his heavy leather jacket down his arms before tossing it on the back of Lily’s couch.
     
    “Okay…” She says, losing her train of thought as she watches him stretch his tanned, un-sleeved arm across his chest, the well-defined muscles contracting as he swings it down before doing the other side, too.
     
      She flushes as she rushes back into the kitchen, clearing her throat as she pulls the kettle off the stove before walking over to her sink and filling it up with water.
     
      She places the kettle on the stove, turning on the burner to high before opening the cupboard to pull out two mugs and two instant cappuccino powders.
     
    “This will do.” She whispers to herself as she rips the paper top off one of the sachets before dumping it into the bottom of the pearly white cup and doing the other.
     
      She jumps as the water whistles before pouring the boiling liquid into the mugs. Lily reaches over to her dish rack, pulling a spoon away from the wire mesh before stirring the water to dissolve the powder.
     
      She picks up the mugs before walking quickly back over to the doorway, careful not to spill as she steps onto the carpet.
     
      She pauses, hesitating in the doorway as she gazes over to Jason on the couch, his muscular arm stretched across the upholstered back.
     
    “I made us some coffee.” She says, walking towards him and blushing as he turns towards her.
     
      She places the drinks on the coffee table in front of the couch before sitting down beside him, her knees turned in towards him as she picks up her mug.
     
    “If it’s too bitter for you, I can get you some sugar.” She says, watching him pick up his cup and take a swig.
     
    “Mmm.” He grunts as he swallows down the cappuccino. “No ma’am, this is perfect.”
     
      She smiles, nodding her head up and down as she lowers the mug against her lap.
     
    “Again, thank you.” She whispers to him, glancing up at him to watch him take another sip. “I don’t even want to imagine what would have happened if you hadn’t come along…”
     
    “Ah…” He sighs, shaking his head from side to side, his wild, semi curly dark brown hair brushing across the top of his forehead. “I’m no hero, but I can’t just watch a pretty girl get mugged like that. I’m sure I’m not the only one.”
     
    “Not many guys would risk it, I don’t think.” She says, shaking her head. “Three against one… that takes some bravery.”
     
    “Hm, or stupidity.” He chuckles, placing his mug down on the coffee table. “I guess I’ve never really been known to calculate the risks before jumping right in…do you?”
     
      Lily blushes, her heart fluttering in her chest as she watches him bring his rough hand up to her cheek before gently brushing over her skin.
     
      She bites her bottom lip shyly, licking