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Authors: Amri Ackers
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Cale tore on his jeans and shoved my uncle out of the room so fast that he never got a word out. I couldn't hear much of what was going on, but Cale opened the door long enough to tell me that his dad would be here in a minute and I was going to stay with the old ladies again. I nodded.
When Cale's dad, the MC prez with big patch and similar features to Cale, though lined with age still handsome, showed up, I recognized a man that I'd only met a few times when I was much younger. He'd been dealing with a lot of stuff at the time and I never saw much of him.
"Sherry, we're takin' care of your uncle, and he isn't ever going to pull this shit on you again."
"Thanks," I smiled, pulling the sheet close to me and realizing this was not how I wanted to really meet Cale's dad. As if he heard my thoughts, Cale came back, and I saw several leather clad bikers whom I'd met earlier outside. Cale pulled my clothes to me, then put his own on.
"Dad, this is Sherry, she's gonna be my old lady."
"That right?" his dad asked me.
I'd slipped into my sweater, and I shuffled my pants on under the covers, trying not look silly. "Yes, sir, I love your son very much."
Cale and I smiled at each other, and I thought I might melt to the spot with all the warmth his look gave me.
"I remember you, Sherry. You've been takin' care of my boy for a long time, glad you're back and that we could help you get back on your feet after this shit with you uncle and his crew. We're happy to help a lady, 'specially the ol' lady of our Sergeant at Arms."
Cale and his dad hugged, and while I didn't know what that meant, I saw his dad hand him a patch with “Sgt At Arms” on it, and he told him something about having voted it in.
"No way you really remember me?" I said, feeling silly and wishing I hadn't said it.
His dad laughed loud and heartily, but he clearly was amused and not upset with me. "Sure do, well, I may not have been doing the things I needed to do as a dad then, but I'll never forget my son turning all his D's to A's and paying attention in school. Plus, those damn green pencils he loved so much. My boy's always been smart, you know that too I'm sure, but he never cared until you gave him reason to."
I couldn't hold back a few tears of joy when I heard this.
"Well, that's-"
I wanted to thank his dad, but I had nothing. Cale kissed me, and I felt a little embarrassed because his dad must have known what we'd been up to, but I was starting to figure it out.
Biker families were different. And I was part of one. It felt good and right, because I always knew that Cale was my family.
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