PART 1
The biker garage echoed with loud music, engine revs, and rough laughter while smoke drifted beneath hanging metal lights.
Then suddenly—
the front door slammed open.
A little girl stumbled inside.
Barefoot.
Dirty jacket.
Tears streaking both cheeks.
Everyone turned immediately.
She looked terrified.
The child nearly slipped on the oil-stained concrete floor before collapsing to her knees beside the nearest motorcycle.
In her tiny shaking hands—
she held an old black biker helmet.
— “Please… somebody help my daddy.”
Several bikers exchanged confused looks.
One man laughed quietly.
But the garage leader didn’t.
Reaper.
Massive shoulders.
Gray beard.
Black leather vest covered in faded wolf patches.
He slowly stepped toward the girl.
— “What’s wrong with your father?”
The little girl pushed the helmet toward him desperately.
— “He told me to find the wolves.”
The entire garage went silent.
Because nobody outside the club knew that name anymore.
Reaper carefully took the helmet.
Then froze instantly.
Inside the helmet—
scratched beneath the visor—
were four faded letters.
J.R.K.
Reaper’s breathing changed immediately.
Because twenty years earlier—
those initials belonged to his closest friend.
A biker everyone believed died after disappearing during a desert highway run.
Reaper slowly looked down at the child.
His voice dropped low.
— “Where did you get this?”
The little girl pointed weakly toward the highway outside.
Then whispered through tears:
— “My daddy said you’d come if you saw the helmet.”
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PART 2
The biker garage exploded into movement.
Engines roared alive.
Chains rattled.
Boots slammed against concrete.
Reaper grabbed his leather jacket while staring at the old helmet like it belonged to a ghost.
— “Where is he?”
The little girl wiped tears from her face shakily.
— “Old train yard.”
The garage fell silent again.
Because everyone there knew the train yard.
Nobody survived there long alone.
Reaper climbed onto his motorcycle immediately.
Within seconds—
fifteen bikers tore down the highway beneath dark storm clouds.
The little girl held tightly behind Reaper while city lights blurred around them.
Then suddenly—
they reached the abandoned train yard.
Rust-covered tracks.
Broken buildings.
Rainwater everywhere.
And near one collapsed freight car—
a wounded man lay unconscious beside an old motorcycle.
Reaper physically froze.
Because despite the beard and scars—
he recognized him instantly.
Jace Ryder Kane.
Alive.
The little girl ran toward him crying.
— “Daddy!”
Reaper slowly removed his sunglasses.
His eyes filled with tears for the first time in years.
Because the brother he buried in his memory—
had been trying to come home all along.
