You force Chibs to sit through The Meg with you because it's the movie you watch when you can't be bothered finding anything else.
He discovers that he'd watch it everyday for the rest of his life if it made you happy. That terrifies him.
forgive this nonsense - i will hear no slander on the meg it might be a piece of shit movie but it's MY piece of shit movie
The first time Chibs realized you had a comfort movie, he'd expected something sensible.
Maybe an old classic. Maybe one of those films everybody loved and watched a hundred times because it reminded them of childhood. Maybe some romance that made you cry.
He had not expected The Meg.
He had definitely not expected you to defend The Meg with the passion of a lawyer arguing a murder trial.
"It's a giant shark, sweetheart."
"A prehistoric giant shark."
"It's a bad movie."
"It is not."
"It absolutely is."
"It has Jason Statham fighting a seventy-five-foot shark."
"Exactly."
You pointed at him triumphantly from where you'd already stolen most of the couch cushions.
"See? You get it."
"I just proved my point."
"No. You accidentally proved mine."
And somehow, impossibly, you'd looked pleased with yourself.
Chibs had spent the next several minutes staring at you while you enthusiastically explained why the movie was actually brilliant, only for you to completely contradict yourself halfway through.
"It's ridiculous."
"Aye."
"It's objectively stupid."
"Aye."
"The science is nonsense."
"Aye."
"The plot barely exists."
"Aye."
You paused.
Then smiled.
"But it's not bad."
Chibs had laughed so hard he'd nearly choked.
That was six months ago.
Since then he'd watched The Meg twenty-three times.
Twenty-three.
He knew because Happy had asked why the hell it was always playing whenever he walked into your apartment and Chibs, against all reason and self-preservation, had counted.
Twenty-three viewings.
The truly horrifying thing wasn't that he knew that.
The truly horrifying thing was that he'd willingly sat through every single one.
Tonight made twenty-four.
You were sprawled sideways on the couch with your legs thrown over his lap while opening credits rolled across the television, looking entirely too pleased with yourself.
"Movie night."
"It's always movie night."
"Exactly."
"Do ye own any other films?"
"Probably."
"Do ye watch any other films?"
You considered that.
"No."
"Christ."
You grinned.
Then reached over and squeezed his hand.
And just like that, every complaint evaporated.
Gone.
Vanished.
Reduced to dust.
Because Chibs Telford was forty-eight years old.
A First Nine member. Vice President of SAMCRO. A man who had survived prison, gunfights, betrayals, wars, and more violence than most people saw in ten lifetimes.
And apparently all it took to completely neutralise him was you holding his hand.
It was embarrassing.
Jason Statham's boat-ship-thing launched into the water.
You immediately sat up.
"Here we go."
"We've seen this."
"We have."
"Twenty-three times."
"Twenty-four."
"That isn't better."
"I know."
Yet there you were.
Eyes bright.
Already smiling.
Already mouthing dialogue before characters said it.
And Chibs found himself watching you instead of the screen.
Again.
The same way he always did.
Because the movie itself wasn't really the point anymore.
The point was you.
The point was the way you got excited over scenes you'd already memorised. The point was how you laughed at jokes before they happened because you knew exactly what was coming. The point was how you still gasped dramatically during moments that had lost all possibility of surprise months ago. The point was that every time this stupid bloody movie played, you looked happy.
Really happy.
The uncomplicated sort of happy people didn't get enough of.
The kind that softened your face. The kind that made your eyes shine. The kind that made him feel like maybe the world wasn't entirely awful.
Which was a dangerous thought.
A very dangerous thought.
Because somewhere between viewing number five and viewing number twenty-four, Chibs had developed a problem.
A massive one.
He'd fallen completely, catastrophically in love with you.
And not in the manageable way.
Not in the sort of way where a man still possessed dignity and common sense.
No.
He'd fallen in love in the sort of way where he'd willingly watch a terrible shark movie every day for the rest of his natural life if it made you smile like this.
The realization hit him midway through a scene involving an absurd amount of underwater nonsense.
You were laughing.
Your head had fallen against his shoulder.
One of your hands was curled around his arm.
Comfortable.
Trusting.
Happy.
And Chibs had the sudden, horrifying realization that if someone offered him a choice between never seeing this movie again or spending every evening exactly like this with you for the next thirty years, he'd choose the second option without hesitation.
Without even asking questions.
Without negotiation.
Without conditions.
Thirty years.
Forty.
Whatever he could get.
The thought nearly made him ill.
Not because it was bad.
Because it was terrifying.
Because loving someone this much always came with risk.
Loss.
Fear.
The knowledge that someday something could happen.
And Chibs had spent most of his life learning not to need things.
Not to depend on them.
Not to build entire futures around people.
Then you shifted closer and rested your cheek against his shoulder.
Instinctively.
Without thinking.
Like that was simply where you belonged.
And every carefully constructed defense he'd built over decades folded like wet paper.
"What's wrong?" you asked suddenly.
Chibs blinked.
"What?"
"You're staring."
"I'm watching the movie."
"You absolutely are not."
You tilted your head.
Studying him.
Far too observant for your own good.
"You're doing the thinking face."
"I don't have a thinking face."
"You do."
"I don't."
"You absolutely do."
You narrowed your eyes.
"What are you thinking about?"
The truthful answer nearly escaped.
You.
Always you.
Instead he gestured vaguely at the television.
"The shark."
"Liar."
"Aye."
You laughed.
Then settled back against him.
Comfortable.
Certain.
Like you had all the time in the world.
The movie continued.
The giant shark did giant shark things.
Jason Statham remained inexplicably Jason Statham.
And Chibs found himself reaching for your hand.
Not thinking about it.
Just doing it.
Your fingers immediately intertwined with his.
Like they belonged there.
You smiled without looking away from the screen.
That small smile nearly stopped his heart.
Because you did it automatically.
Naturally.
Like holding his hand was as normal as breathing.
Like he was your person.
And maybe that was the moment he stopped being scared.
Not entirely.
Maybe not even mostly.
But enough.
Enough to look down at you.
Enough to realize you were already looking back.
Enough to see the affection written all over your face.
The same affection he felt every time he looked at you.
The same certainty.
The same warmth.
"Sweetheart?"
"Hm?"
"I love ye."
The words landed softly.
No dramatic music.
No grand speech.
Just honesty.
Simple and absolute.
Your eyes widened.
Then softened immediately.
Like you'd been waiting.
Like you'd known.
Like maybe you loved him too.
A smile spread slowly across your face.
The kind he knew he'd spend the rest of his life chasing.
"I love you too."
Something in his chest settled.
Finally.
After months of fighting it. After months of pretending he wasn't completely gone for you. After months of watching giant sharks eat people while he steadily lost his mind.
You leaned forward.
Pressed a gentle kiss to his lips.
And Chibs kissed you back.
Slowly.
Carefully.
Like he had all the time in the world.
The movie continued playing unnoticed in the background.
Neither of you cared.
Because somehow the ridiculous shark movie had done the impossible.
It had brought him here.
To this couch.
To this moment.
To you.
And as you curled against his side while the giant prehistoric shark wreaked havoc on the television, Chibs found himself thinking that maybe The Meg wasn't a good movie.
Maybe it was objectively terrible.
Maybe the science was nonsense.
Maybe the plot was ridiculous.
But if it ended every night with you in his arms, smiling at him like he hung the bloody moon, then he suspected he'd happily watch it every single day for the rest of his life.
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Summary: Tig won a bet against Halfsack but you proof to be a bit spicy for him and have him learning something new about himself.
As always 18+
“That was a stupid bet” stated Juice as he sipped his beer at the bar with Halfsack and Ratboy as you stalked away to the dorms. Him and Rat had sat in silence as you read your Old Man the right act after his loss in the ring. While he had made you aware ahead of time you never thought he would lose. “Wouldn’t have if I knew I was gonna get asked to take a loss for the club. Shit surprised me” grumbled Halfsack as he laid his head on the counter top.
“If it makes ya feel better, I don’t think Tigs going to enjoy his win as much as he thinks” chuckled Juice as he caught sight of the man in question moving through the clubhouse with a shit eating grin. Your girl is all nails and teeth, hes not ready for that type of spice like he thinks he is” he added as Halfsack sighed.
Tig had barely got the door to his dorm opened when you barked at him to get fucking undressed and hurry up. He was taken aback at the aggression and his smile faltered. “Did you hear me Trager?” you snapped as you flung a heel at him making him flinch.
“Mam, yes mam” he stated as he gave you a salute and closed the door. “Tough crowd” he muttered as you didn’t even crack a hint of a smile as he shrugged out of his leather kutte being working on his shirt. You stood naked, arms crossed over your chest as one foot tapped in annoyance. Once Tig was naked he moved towards you but you stepped back. “Just get on the bed Tig, no time for the bullshit” you stated as you motioned for him to get on his back. Tig did as you asked his own annoyance building as he watched you grab a condom from his nightstand.
“Don’t do those sweetheart” he stated with a smile as you held the condom out to him. “Clean as a whistle and I know you are on the prevention so were good” he added as you stared him down. Your jaw tightened as you kept your eyes locked on his. “Was part of the deal too” he stated as he looked away first. With a frustrated cry you tossed the condom at him before grabbing your jacket and tossing it on as you stormed out of the room not bothering to shut the door. Your voice carried slightly down the hall and he felt bad for Halfsack but not enough to call this off.
When you returned you ripped the jacket off as you slammed the door making it echo through the clubhouse. Tig flinched at the sound but before he could say anything you were on the bed. Mouth taking his cock in as your hands roughly squeezed and pumped it. Tig cried out in a mix of pain and pleasure as you worked his cock over. His fists gripping the sheets as he bucked his hips trying to get farther down your throat. Tig had never had this happen before, normally he was in control with his sexual encounters but something about your anger and hate had him behaving subby. Before he knew it he was begging you to fuck him as he struggled to hold off on his release.
“Please, please, let me in” begged Tig between whimpers as you dragged your nail along the slit collecting precum and smearing it around his sensitive tip. While the other hand fondled and tugged at his balls. With a heavy sigh you released him and wiped your hand on his face before moving to straddle him. Tig tried to help but you smacked his face causing him to whine. “Me first” you stated before moving up to sit on his face. Tig groaned as you sunk down, his tongue already out and waiting. Being used was unlocking something in him he realized as his hands moved to your ass. Tig cupped your ass firmly keeping himself firmly planted between your legs as you rocked back and forth on his face and cursed his nam and dug your nails into the wooden head board you had been using as leverage. Your clit rubbing against the tip of his nose as you bounced on his tongue. Waves of pleasure crashed over you making you feel like you would drown as you fought for air in between orgasms a few minutes later.
“Please” mumbled Tig as he lifted you slightly. His cock painfully bobbing in the air. You chuckled darkly as you moved down his chest leaving a trail of your release as you rubbed your thumb along his glistening lips. Tig was quick to open his mouth and suckle your thumb as he locked eyes with you. Moving back over his lap you slid yourself down the tip of his thick length making you groan as you force another finger into his mouth. Slowly you lifted your hips up and down teasing him, never taking more than just the tip. After a few minutes Tig bucked his hips up making you take more of him. You cried out as he split you open. Taking your fingers from his mouth you finally slid all the way down him. Tossing your head back you planted your hands on his thighs and rode him until you were both cumming in a string of curses and jerking limbs.
Once Tig had softened inside you, you slipped off his lap and gathered your clothes and left without a word. Leaving Tig laying panting on his own bed. Slowly he let his eyes close and drifted off to sleep.
Not silent—that never truly happened in SAMCRO. Somewhere outside, someone was laughing too loudly over a poker game. A motorcycle rumbled past on the highway. The old ice machine in the kitchen groaned every few minutes like it was threatening to give up entirely. The building itself seemed to breathe with the weight of decades, soaked through with cigarette smoke, spilled whiskey, grief, loyalty, and blood.
But compared to most nights, it was peaceful.
And Chibs had come to realize that peace almost always meant one thing now.
You.
It was nearly midnight when he stepped into the small house you'd rented on the edge of Charming, boots heavy against the timber floor as he quietly shut the front door behind him. He hadn't called first. He almost never did anymore. Somewhere over the past year, without either of you consciously discussing it, your home had become the place he drifted toward whenever the club became too loud, whenever another funeral left ghosts sitting on his shoulders, whenever another vote had forced him to make decisions no decent man should ever have to make.
He carried a key.
You'd pressed it into his hand months ago with an absent little shrug while you were baking biscuits in your tiny kitchen.
"If I'm not here and you need somewhere quiet... use it."
You'd said it as though you were offering him an extra mug.
As though it wasn't one of the most intimate gifts anyone had ever given him.
Because nobody gave men like Filip Telford somewhere safe to land.
Not after the lives they'd lived.
Not after Belfast. Not after Jimmy O. Not after losing Fiona. Not after years of burying brothers.
Men like him learned to survive.
They forgot how to rest.
Until you.
The lights were low.
A lamp glowed beside the couch.
A record spun quietly in the corner.
The entire house smelled faintly of vanilla, old books, fresh bread, and the candle you insisted helped "make everything feel softer."
You looked up from where you were curled beneath a knitted blanket, a novel balanced against your knees.
You smiled.
That was all.
No dramatic greeting.
No questions.
No demand for explanations.
Just that small, warm smile that somehow reached every tired corner of him.
"Hi."
Your voice was barely louder than the music.
"There you are."
His shoulders dropped before he even realized they had been tense.
"There I am."
"You ate?"
"Aye."
"You lying?"
"...Maybe."
You laughed quietly.
"I made stew."
"Thought ye said ye weren't cookin' tonight."
"I changed my mind."
"You usually do."
"You usually pretend to complain."
"I do."
"You still eat it."
"I always eat it."
He shrugged out of his leather kutte, hanging it on the hook beside the door without thinking.
His boots followed.
His gun.
His knife.
Each one left behind with almost ritual precision.
The transformation never ceased to amaze you.
Outside that front door...
He was Chibs.
Vice President.
Sometimes President when Jax was gone.
The man people crossed the street to avoid.
The man whose scars alone frightened strangers.
The man who had ended lives without hesitation when his family required it.
Inside...
He became Filip.
Quiet.
Gentle.
Tired.
Human.
He wandered into the kitchen while you watched from the couch, setting a bowl of stew into the microwave despite insisting he wasn't hungry.
You smiled to yourself.
Predictable.
When he returned, he sat beside you without a word.
Close enough that your shoulders brushed.
Far enough that neither of you felt crowded.
The comfortable distance of people who understood one another completely.
For several minutes neither of you spoke.
You turned another page.
He ate.
Outside, the motorcycles came and went.
Inside...
Only breathing.
Only warmth.
Only home.
Finally, you looked over.
"Long day?"
He nodded once.
"Aye."
"You don't have to tell me."
"I know."
"You can if you want."
"I know."
"You can also just sit here."
"I know."
"You've said three words."
"I'm conserving energy."
You grinned.
"There he is."
He looked sideways.
"Who?"
"My grumpy Scotsman."
A quiet snort escaped him.
"Grumpy?"
"Very."
"I smiled."
"Once."
"It counts."
"Barely."
He reached over without looking.
His hand found yours automatically.
Neither of you commented on it anymore.
It simply happened.
Like breathing.
Like sunrise.
Like coming home.
The first panic attack you'd ever witnessed had terrified you.
Not because he'd shouted.
He hadn't.
Not because he'd become violent.
He never would.
It was because he'd become so painfully... still.
It had been after a meeting with the Irish.
He'd arrived at your house almost two hours later than he'd promised.
You'd opened the door.
Taken one look at him.
Known.
His face had been pale beneath the scars.
His breathing wrong.
His eyes somewhere far away.
"Filip?"
Nothing.
You'd reached for him.
He'd flinched.
Not away from you.
Away from something only he could see.
You'd never forgotten the expression.
Like he'd been back somewhere he'd spent years trying to escape.
You hadn't asked questions.
You'd simply taken his hand.
"Breathe with me."
Nothing.
Again.
"Just listen to my voice."
Nothing.
Again.
One breath.
Then another.
You'd guided him to the couch.
Wrapped a blanket around his shoulders.
Made tea.
Turned off every light except the lamp.
Opened the window because he'd once casually mentioned cool air helped.
Never once asking what happened.
Never demanding explanations.
Never trying to fix him.
Just...
Stayed.
Hours later, when he'd finally surfaced enough to speak, he'd looked at you with eyes full of something heartbreakingly vulnerable.
"How did ye know?"
"My dad had panic attacks."
"..."
"I recognised it."
"..."
"You don't have to explain."
"You aren't afraid?"
"No."
"You should be."
"I'm not."
"You've seen what I do."
"I've seen what violence costs you."
He'd stared.
Nobody had ever phrased it like that before.
Everyone else saw what he inflicted.
You somehow always noticed what it took from him.
Months later, Jax found Chibs sitting outside the clubhouse.
Not drinking.
Not smoking.
Just...
Thinking.
Jax sat beside him.
"You've been disappearing."
"Aye."
"Everything okay?"
"Aye."
"You sure?"
"Aye."
Jax looked sideways.
"...She's good for you."
Silence.
Then—
"I sleep."
"What?"
"I sleep."
Jax frowned.
"I've slept maybe four full nights in ten years."
"..."
"Since her..."
His voice softened almost imperceptibly.
"...I sleep."
Jax didn't interrupt.
"I forgot what it felt like."
"..."
"To wake up..."
"..."
"...without immediately thinkin' about violence."
Jax smiled faintly.
"Sounds like love."
Chibs laughed quietly.
"Aye... It is."
You were reading when he arrived one rainy evening.
Jane Austen.
Again.
"You've read that five times."
"Six."
"Still think Darcy's romantic?"
"I do."
"He barely communicates."
"So do you."
"...Fair."
You laughed.
He sat beside you.
Your feet found his lap without thought.
He began rubbing circles over your ankle absentmindedly while you started reading aloud.
It became one of your favourite rituals.
You reading.
Him listening.
Sometimes commenting.
Usually pretending not to care.
Always asking you to continue whenever you stopped.
Tonight, though...
You noticed he wasn't listening.
He was watching you.
Quietly.
Like he was memorising something.
You lowered the book.
"What?"
"Nothin'."
"That's the face you make when it's definitely something."
He sighed.
"Aye."
"What is it?"
He didn't answer immediately.
Instead...
He reached over.
Brushed your hair behind your ear.
Touched your cheek so gently it almost hurt.
"You know..."
"...What?"
"I've lived most of my life surrounded by chaos."
You stayed quiet.
"Ireland."
Another pause.
"The club."
Another.
"Prison."
Another.
"War."
His thumb stroked slowly across your cheek.
"So much violence..." His eyes dropped. "So much death..."
Your heart ached.
"...Filip."
"I've spent years thinkin' peace wasn't made for men like me."
"It is."
"I didn't believe that."
"You do now?"
He smiled.
Small.
Sad.
Hopelessly in love.
"Aye." His forehead rested against yours. "So do ye know what ye are?"
You whispered—
"What?"
His eyes met yours.
Clear.
Steady.
Filled with every feeling he'd spent decades struggling to name.
"You're my God-given solace."
Everything inside you stopped.
The rain against the windows.
The record player.
The ticking kitchen clock.
The entire world seemed to pause around those words.
Your eyes filled instantly.
"...Filip."
"I've been called a killer."
You shook your head.
"I've been called a criminal."
Your tears spilled.
"I've been called a bastard."
"You are not."
"I've had priests tell me God's abandoned men like me."
Your voice broke.
"They were wrong."
"I used to believe them." He smiled. "Then ye came into my life."
You reached for both of his hands.
Holding them tightly.
"I don't save you."
"You do."
"No."
"You don't erase what I've done."
"I couldn't."
"But ye remind me..." His voice caught. "...that I'm still capable of gentleness."
You cried then.
Not dramatic sobs.
Just quiet tears.
Because no one had ever entrusted you with something so precious.
"So if there's any goodness left in me..." He rested your joined hands against his heart. "...it's because ye keep remindin' me where to find it."
You shook your head fiercely.
"No."
"What?"
"It was always there."
"..."
"You just forgot."
His composure finally cracked.
A single tear escaped before he could stop it.
You wiped it away immediately.
"I love you."
He closed his eyes.
"As if God Himself looked at the mess I'd become..." He laughed weakly. "...and decided I deserved one quiet thing."
"You deserve so much more than one."
"I've got everything."
"You don't."
"I do."
He looked around your little house.
Books stacked everywhere.
The blanket over your knees.
Two mugs of tea cooling on the coffee table.
Your cardigan hanging over the back of a chair.
A loaf of bread you'd baked that morning.
The cat asleep in the corner despite insisting you didn't want a cat six months earlier.
You.
Looking at him like the scars didn't matter.
Like the blood on his hands had never frightened you away.
Like Filip mattered just as much as Chibs.
He smiled.
"I've got home."
You leaned forward first.
Kissing him softly.
Slowly.
Not to silence him.
Not to reassure him.
Simply because you loved him.
When the kiss ended, he rested his forehead against yours once more, both of you smiling through damp eyes.
Outside, motorcycles thundered somewhere in the distance, another reminder that chaos would always exist, that the club would call him away again tomorrow, that danger would never truly disappear from either of your lives.
But inside that little house, with your fingers entwined and the rain tapping gently against the windows, Filip Telford discovered that peace was not the absence of violence—it was the presence of someone who made the violence lose its claim on his soul.
And from that night onward, whenever the world demanded Chibs Telford—the hardened biker, the scarred enforcer, the man willing to shoulder impossible burdens—he gave it what it needed.
But whenever the world was finished with him, he came home to you.
To his quiet.
To his heart.
To the woman he would love for the rest of his days.
To the God-given solace who had never asked him to become a different man—only to remember that beneath the scars and the blood and the weight of a lifetime, he had always been worthy of being loved.
So, I've started a Chibs fic. I restarted SOA and that man is just 🥵 I had to write him. It's a slow burn with an original female character created by me named Samantha De La Cruz. She is 24, works in a diner during the day, and takes nursing classes at night. Her best friend Kristy invites her to a party at the club where she meets Chibs...
Chibs x Sam part 1
Warnings: drinking and smoking. All gifs and photos found on Pinterest
Kristy had been at Sam’s apartment for nearly an hour, sitting cross-legged on the end of her bed like she owned the place, watching Sam move around the small room in bare feet while she tried to pretend she was busy enough not to answer. Sam had folded the same shirt twice, checked her nursing notes three times, and opened her tiny closet like something new might magically appear inside it if she stared hard enough. She knew exactly what Kristy was doing. Kristy always got that bright, mischievous look when she wanted something, her eyes following Sam around with patient determination, waiting for the right second to start begging again.
“Come on,” Kristy said, dragging the words out with both hands clasped in her lap. “Just one party. One. You never come out with me anymore.”
Sam gave her a look over her shoulder, one dark curl falling loose near her cheek. “Because your idea of going out usually involves me standing in a corner while you flirt with somebody who has tattoos on his neck.”
“That happened one time.”
“It happened twice.”
Kristy grinned instead of denying it, which only made Sam shake her head and turn back to the closet. She was still in her jeans from work at the diner, her hair loose around her shoulders, smelling faintly like coffee and vanilla syrup no matter how many times she washed her hands. Her textbooks were stacked on the kitchen table outside the bedroom, little bright tabs sticking out from chapters she still had to study before class the next night, and the sensible part of her kept trying to grab hold of that excuse. She was tired. She had worked a long shift. She had notes to review. She had no business going to some party with Kristy and whatever new trouble Kristy had found herself smiling at.
Kristy must have seen the refusal forming on her face because she leaned forward quickly. “It’s with Juice.”
Sam paused. “Juice?”
“My boyfriend.”
“His name is Juice?”
“That’s what everybody calls him.”
Sam slowly turned around, brows pulling together in disbelief. “Kristy.”
“What?”
“You’re asking me to go to a party with a man named Juice.”
Kristy threw herself backward on the bed with a dramatic groan. “Oh my God, Sam, you’re making it sound weird.”
“It is weird.”
“He’s sweet,” Kristy insisted, lifting herself up on her elbows. “He’s funny, he’s cute, and he really wants to meet you. And it’s not like some random stranger’s house or anything. It’s at his garage.”
That did not help. In fact, Sam’s expression only became more skeptical. “A garage?”
Kristy smiled too widely. “Kind of a garage.”
“What does ‘kind of a garage’ mean?”
“It means there’s a garage,” Kristy said, waving a hand like the details were not important. “And a clubhouse.”
“A clubhouse?” Sam repeated, even more doubtful now. “Are we going to a party or a secret meeting?”
Kristy laughed, but Sam did not. Sam stood there with her arms crossed, soft mouth pressed together, trying to picture herself walking into some greasy mechanic shop full of people she did not know. She was not rude, and she was not afraid of people exactly, but she had never been the kind of woman who could walk into a room and own it the way Kristy could. Sam needed a minute. Sometimes five. Sometimes the whole night. She could talk to anyone once she felt safe, once the first nervous flutter passed, but until then she always felt too aware of herself: her curls, her smile, the way her jeans fit, the way her voice got too soft when she was unsure.
Kristy softened when she saw that look. She climbed off the bed and came toward her, taking both of Sam’s hands. “Please. I don’t want to go alone, and I want you to meet him. If you hate it, we’ll leave. I promise. One drink, maybe two, and then we come back here and you can tell me I have terrible taste in men.”
Sam looked at her for a long second, trying very hard not to give in too fast. “You do have terrible taste in men.”
“Exactly. So come supervise.”
A reluctant smile tugged at Sam’s mouth, dimples appearing before she could stop them. Kristy saw victory immediately and squealed before Sam had even answered.
“Fine,” Sam said, pointing at her. “But if this turns out to be scary, gross, or illegal, I’m leaving.”
Kristy’s smile widened. “Define illegal.”
“Kristy.”
“I’m kidding.”
Sam was not fully convinced, but an hour later she was standing in front of her mirror in the same fitted brown long-sleeved top she had almost changed out of twice, the soft ribbed fabric buttoned at the front and cut just high enough to show a little skin above her blue jeans. She wore a small gold necklace at her throat and left her dark curls down because Kristy had swatted her hands away every time she tried to tie them back. Her makeup was simple, warm enough to bring out her brown eyes and the natural sweetness in her face, but not so much that she felt unlike herself. She looked pretty, she supposed. Soft. Maybe too soft for a garage party, whatever that meant.
By the time they reached Teller-Morrow, Sam had decided that Kristy had wildly undersold the situation. It was not just a garage. There was a row of bikes outside, heavy and shining beneath the lot lights, men in black leather moving through the smoke and music like they belonged to another world entirely. The clubhouse sat attached to the shop, loud with laughter and the low pulse of rock music, the open door spilling gold light across the pavement. Sam slowed before they even got inside, her nerves rising sharp and sudden in her chest, but Kristy looped an arm through hers and leaned close.
“They’re nice,” Kristy whispered.
Sam looked at the motorcycles, then the men, then the leather cuts with patches she did not understand. “That’s a generous word.”
Kristy only laughed and tugged her forward.
Inside, the clubhouse was warmer, louder, and stranger than Sam had imagined. It smelled like beer, leather, cigarettes, motor oil, and something fried from somewhere in the back. Men shouted over the music, women laughed from the couches, and the pool table sat beneath a hanging light where a few guys were gathered with bottles in hand. Sam stayed close to Kristy at first, her shoulders slightly drawn in, not unfriendly but cautious, taking everything in with wide brown eyes. She looked exactly like someone who had accidentally stepped into a life she had only ever seen from the outside.
Across the room, Chibs Telford was bent over the pool table, cue steady in his hand, black leather cut sitting over dark clothes, silver and gray threaded through his slicked-back hair beneath the yellowed light. He made his shot clean, the ball cracking hard into the pocket, but his attention shifted before anyone could praise it. His eyes lifted toward the door almost lazily at first, then held there. Kristy came in bright and confident, waving at Juice before she was even fully inside, but the girl beside her was the one Chibs noticed. Soft brown top, blue jeans, dark curls falling over her shoulders, golden-tan skin warm under the clubhouse lights, and a shy little smile that appeared and disappeared like she was not sure she was allowed to use it yet.
She looked sweet.
Too sweet for this place, was the first thing that crossed his mind.
Chibs straightened slowly, one hand resting on the end of the pool cue, his expression calm enough that no one around him would have known he was watching her with any particular interest. But he was. He watched the way she let Kristy lead her in, the way her fingers curled lightly around the strap of her purse, the way she smiled politely when Juice came over too excited and kissed Kristy like he had been waiting all night. Sam looked away from that kiss with a small embarrassed laugh, then looked right back because she did not want to seem rude. That made Chibs’s mouth twitch faintly.
Kristy introduced her “This is Sam. Sam, this is, uh… everybody.”
“That’s very helpful,” Sam said softly, and the guys closest to her laughed because her voice was gentle but her timing was good.
Kristy went on, dragging her farther into the room. “This is Jax, Opie, Bobby, Tig—”
“Tig Trager,” Tig said, stepping forward before anyone could stop him, all charm and trouble as he took Sam’s hand with exaggerated care. “And I gotta say, sweetheart, Juice did not mention Kristy was bringing somebody this pretty.”
Sam’s eyes widened, and before she could answer, Tig lifted her hand and kissed her knuckles like he was some kind of outlaw gentleman. The gesture startled a laugh out of her, bright and bashful, her cheeks warming as she gently pulled her hand back.
“Oh,” she said, smiling despite herself. “Okay. That’s… that’s a very formal garage greeting.”
The room cracked up at that, even Jax ducking his head with a grin. Tig looked delighted, as if she had just given him permission to adore her for the rest of the night. “I like her.”
Sam’s blush deepened, but there was a little pleased sparkle in her eyes now, the first of her nerves loosening. She was charming without trying to be, the kind of charming that came from being a little awkward and honest at the same time. She did not know how to perform for a room like this, so she simply stood there being herself, smiling when she felt like smiling, fidgeting when she did not know where to put her hands, answering questions with soft humor that made the men lean in because she was so different from the usual women who walked through their door.
Jax leaned against the bar and nodded toward the cooler. “You want a beer, Sam?”
She hesitated, glancing briefly at Kristy as if checking whether that was the normal thing to do at a garage-clubhouse-whatever-this-was party. “Um. Sure. Yeah. Thank you.”
Jax handed her one, already opened, and she took it with both hands. “Thanks.”
“You all right?” he asked, amused but not unkind.
Sam looked around at the leather, the smoke, the bikes visible through the open door, the crow painted on the wall, the men who all seemed like they had known each other forever. Then she gave a small, nervous smile. “Yeah. I just… I’ve never been to a party in a car garage before.”
“It shows?” she asked, a little horrified, and that made Jax grin wider.
“A little.”
Sam covered her face for half a second, laughing quietly at herself. “Great. Very cool. I’m doing amazing.”
“You’re doing fine,” Kristy told her, squeezing her arm.
Sam took a small sip of beer and tried not to make a face, though Chibs saw the tiny twitch at her mouth from across the room. He had been quiet through all of it, watching the way the clubhouse responded to her. Tig was already half in love, Jax looked entertained, Juice looked proud because Kristy looked happy, and Sam seemed to have no idea that she had softened the whole room just by walking into it. She stood under the warm lights with her curls loose and her dimples appearing whenever someone made her laugh, sweet enough to make a man want to be careful and pretty enough to make him forget that careful was a thing he knew how to be.
Kristy finally noticed him by the pool table and brightened. “Oh, and that’s Chibs.”
Sam turned.
For a second, all her earlier nervousness came back, but in a different shape. Chibs was not loud like Tig or easy-smiling like Jax. He was still, calm, and sharp-eyed, leaning slightly against the pool table in his black leather like he did not need to move for the room to know he belonged there. His gaze met hers directly, not rude, not wandering, but steady enough that Sam felt it in her stomach. He had graying hair slicked back from his face, a salt-and-pepper goatee, rings on his hand where he held the pool cue, and a presence that made her suddenly very aware of the little strip of skin between her shirt and jeans.
Chibs set the cue down and came toward her with unhurried steps, the noise of the clubhouse seeming to dull a little around him. Sam straightened without meaning to, fingers tightening around the beer bottle. When he stopped in front of her, he was close enough that she could catch the scent of leather and smoke, but not so close that it felt like he was crowding her.
“Samantha, is it?” he asked, voice low and calm.
“Sam,” she said quickly, then smiled, embarrassed by how fast it came out. “Most people call me Sam.”
His mouth curved just slightly, and his eyes warmed in a way that changed his whole face without making him any less intimidating. “Sam, then.”
He took her hand, not the way Tig had, not showy or teasing, but with quiet confidence, his fingers warm around hers. He did not kiss it. He only held it for a brief second, like he was greeting someone worth taking his time with.
“Chibs Telford,” he said. “And don’t you worry, love. First garage party’s always the worst.”
Sam blinked, then laughed softly, her cheeks going pink as his thumb brushed once, barely there, across her knuckles before he let her go.
“Is it?” she asked.
Chibs looked at her with that calm, unreadable little smile, like he had already decided something about her and was content to keep it to himself for now.
“Aye,” he said. “But I’ve got a feeling you’ll handle yourself just fine.”
The party kept rolling around them, loud and smoky and alive, the clubhouse full of music, laughter, clinking bottles, and the occasional burst of shouting whenever somebody won a hand of cards or made a dirty joke from across the room. Sam had relaxed enough by then to stop hovering so close to Kristy, though she still looked around sometimes like she was reminding herself where she was. A few hours ago she had been in her apartment worrying about nursing notes and whether a party at a garage sounded like a good idea. Now she was standing beside a pool table in the middle of SAMCRO’s clubhouse, beer in hand, dark curls loose over her shoulders, dimples flashing every time Juice or Kristy made her laugh.
Juice had insisted on teaching both girls how to play, though Kristy had quickly taken over like she knew exactly what she was doing, leaning over the table with a confidence that made Juice grin at her like she had hung the moon. Sam was not nearly as sure of herself. She stood with the pool cue in both hands, watching the game with a concentrated little frown, trying to remember which balls were theirs and which ones she was supposed to avoid. Every now and then she asked a quiet question, then apologized for asking it, then laughed when Juice explained it too fast and Kristy told him to slow down before he scared her off.
Chibs watched all of it from near the bar.
He had told himself twice to stop looking.
It did not work.
His beer sat half-forgotten in his hand while his eyes kept finding Sam no matter where she moved. He watched the way she tilted her head when she listened, the soft curve of her smile when she was embarrassed, the way her fingers nervously brushed at one of her curls before she tucked it back behind her ear. She was younger than him, that much was obvious, with that open sweetness still on her face, that little bit of uncertainty in her smile like she had not yet learned how much attention she pulled when she walked into a room. Twenty-four, maybe. Somewhere around there. Younger than he had any business noticing this closely.
But he did notice.
And he did not mind as much as maybe he should have.
There was nothing hard in her. Nothing jaded. Nothing trying too hard. She was soft in a way that did not feel weak, shy in a way that did not make her dull, and every time she laughed, Chibs felt his attention settle heavier on her. He had known plenty of women who knew exactly how to stand in a clubhouse and make men look. Sam did not seem to know she was doing it. That made it worse somehow. Better, too.
He pushed off from the bar eventually, finished what was left of his beer, and grabbed another from the cooler. Then he paused, glanced toward Sam’s bottle sitting nearly empty on the edge of the pool table, and took a second one. He walked over with that same calm, unhurried confidence he had carried all night, slipping into the little circle around the table without making a show of it. Juice looked up first, then Kristy, but Sam did not notice him right away. She was too busy watching the table with absolute seriousness, as if the fate of the whole clubhouse depended on whether she understood stripes or solids.
Chibs held the beer out to her.
Sam blinked when she realized he was beside her, and for a second all that earlier nervousness returned to her face. “Oh,” she said softly, looking from the bottle to him. “Thank you.”
“Thought you might need another,” he said.
She took it carefully, her fingers brushing his for just a moment. “That obvious?”
His eyes moved over her then, slow enough that she noticed and confident enough that he did not pretend he had not done it. It was not crude, not like some of the looks she had felt from men before, but it was direct. Her fitted brown top, the curve of her waist above her jeans, the fall of her dark curls, the warmth in her cheeks when she realized he was looking. Chibs took all of it in, then brought his eyes back to hers.
“Aye,” he said, mouth lifting slightly. “A little obvious.”
Sam’s blush deepened at once. She looked down at the beer bottle like it had become very interesting, though the smile tugging at her mouth gave her away. “I don’t usually drink a lot.”
“I gathered that.”
She looked up again, trying to seem more composed than she felt. “You gathered a lot in the five minutes I’ve been standing here?”
“More than five minutes, love.”
That made her still for half a second. It was not even what he said as much as how he said it, low and easy, like he had all the time in the world to watch her grt flustered. Sam tucked one curl behind her ear and gave a small laugh, the sound a little breathless.
Kristy, who was watching all of this with entirely too much enjoyment, leaned on her pool cue and cleared her throat loudly. “Sam. It’s your shot.”
Sam seemed grateful for the interruption and terrified of it at the same time. “Right. My shot. Which I am going to be very bad at, just so everyone has fair warning.”
Juice laughed. “You don’t know that.”
“I absolutely know that,” Sam said, stepping toward the table. “I have a gift for being bad at things that require coordination.”
Chibs leaned against the edge of the pool table, beer in hand, watching her line up the cue with too much care. Her brows drew together, lips pressing softly as she focused. Kristy stood beside Juice, biting her smile like she was trying not to laugh too soon. Sam bent a little over the table, adjusted the cue, adjusted it again, then glanced up at everyone.
“Don’t look at me,” she said.
“Bit late for that.” chibs said
She looked at him, immediately flustered, then quickly looked back at the ball. “Okay. That did not help.”
She took the shot.
It was terrible.
The cue ball rolled forward weakly, missed the nearest ball by a full foot, bumped sadly against the side cushion, and drifted to a stop in the middle of the table like it had simply given up. For one silent second, everyone stared at it. Then Sam burst out laughing, covering her mouth with the back of her hand as her shoulders shook.
“Okay,” she said, cheeks bright, dimples deep in her face. “Now you all know I’m awful at pool.”
Juice tried to be encouraging. “It wasn’t that bad.”
Kristy looked at him. “Baby, it was really bad.”
“I know,” Sam said, laughing harder now. “You don’t have to protect my feelings. That ball didn’t even know what I wanted it to do.”
Chibs chuckled under his breath, unable to help himself. There was something about the way she laughed at herself that got to him. No pouting, no embarrassment turning sharp, no pretending she was above the game. She simply accepted that she was awful and laughed like it was the funniest thing in the world. Sweet. Charming. A little awkward. Soft enough to make him want to be careful with her and bold enough, maybe, to surprise him.
“Could teach you,” he said.
Sam looked at him, still smiling. “You think I’m teachable after seeing that?”
“I’ve handled worse.”
“Pool players or people?”
His smile deepened just a little. “Both.”
Sam’s eyes widened with amused uncertainty, like she could not quite tell if he was joking, and that made Kristy laugh into her beer. Chibs liked how quickly Sam’s blush came back. He liked that she did not look away for as long this time.
He nodded toward the table, then back at her. “So, what do you do when you’re not breaking hearts at pool?”
Sam laughed softly and shook her head. “I work at a diner in town. Rosie’s on Main.”
“Rosie’s,” he repeated. “Know the place.”
“You do?”
“Aye. Decent coffee.”
“That’s generous,” Sam said, relaxing a little now that she had something normal to talk about. “The coffee’s awful unless I make it. And if Earl makes it, it tastes like he filtered it through a tire.”
Juice pointed at her with his beer. “That’s true. Earl’s coffee is criminal.”
Sam smiled, pleased somebody understood. “See? Exactly. I mostly do mornings there. Breakfast rush, lunch sometimes. People get very intense about pancakes before eight in the morning.”
Chibs watched her as she spoke, the way her hands moved lightly around the beer bottle, the way she became less shy when she had a thread of conversation to hold onto. “And nights?”
Her face brightened, though there was a tiredness behind it too. “Nursing classes. At night. So I work during the day, go to class after, study whenever I can keep my eyes open.”
Chibs’s expression shifted, only slightly, but enough that Sam noticed the approval in it. “That’s a lot.”
“It is,” she admitted. “But I like it. I mean, not the exams. The exams are evil. But I like learning it. I like feeling like maybe I could actually help somebody one day.”
There it was again, that softness that did not feel fragile. Chibs looked at her for a long moment, longer than he meant to, and Sam’s smile faded into something smaller under the weight of his attention.
“Good thing,” he said quietly. “Wanting to help people.”
Sam glanced down, then back up through her lashes. “Depends on the people.”
“Aye?” He tilted his head. “You picky about who gets saving?”
“A little,” she said, surprising herself as much as him. “I mean, I don’t know. Some people probably make it harder than others.”
Kristy’s eyebrows rose immediately because Sam De La Cruz flirting, even gently, was a rare enough event to deserve witnesses. Juice grinned into his beer. Chibs did not look away from Sam at all.
“And what kind of people would those be?” he asked.
Sam’s courage wavered under his stare, but she held on to just enough of it to lift one shoulder in a small shrug. “Probably the kind who hang around garage parties intimidating girls who are bad at pool.”
Chibs smiled then, not wide, but real enough to change the sharpness of his face. Sam saw it and went pink again, the confidence she had managed flickering into bashfulness almost immediately.
“Intimidating you, am I?” he asked.
“A little,” she confessed, then quickly added, “Not in a bad way.”
His eyes moved over her face, softer now, like he was taking in every honest piece of her and deciding he liked all of it. “Wouldn’t want to scare you off, Sam.”
The way he said her name made her grip tighten around the beer bottle. She was very aware of Kristy pretending not to watch, very aware of Juice suddenly finding the pool table fascinating, very aware of Chibs standing close enough that the leather of his kutte nearly brushed her arm. She tried to think of something clever to say, something easy and teasing the way Kristy would have done, but all that came out was a small, flustered smile.
“I’m still here,” she said.
Chibs held her gaze, calm and steady, his voice low enough that it felt meant only for her even with the whole party moving around them.
“Aye,” he said. “I noticed.”
Later on, when the party had settled into that loose, comfortable kind of chaos that came after enough beer and enough music, Sam wandered away from the pool table with her half-empty bottle held lightly in one hand. Kristy and Juice had ended up pressed close together near the bar, laughing about something that probably was not as funny as they thought it was, and no one seemed to mind that Sam had drifted off by herself. She was still shy enough not to throw herself into the middle of everything, but the edge of her nerves had softened. The beer had warmed her cheeks and loosened her tongue just enough that she was no longer standing like she was waiting for someone to tell her she was in the wrong place.
She moved slowly around the clubhouse, taking it in with curious brown eyes. The place was rougher than anywhere she usually spent her time, all dark wood, old leather, bottles, smoke, and history she did not understand yet. There were framed photos, patches, strange inside jokes, old club things that made her feel like she had walked into a family’s living room and a battlefield at the same time. It was intimidating, but not in the way she had expected. There was something strangely lived-in about it. Personal. Like every mark on the walls meant something to someone.
Then she found the mugshots.
Sam stopped in front of them, eyebrows lifting as she stared at the framed row of photographs. Faces stared back at her, some younger, some meaner, some with expressions that looked far too proud for men being photographed by law enforcement. She leaned in a little, dimples threatening as amusement slowly replaced surprise. Of course they had mugshots on the wall. Of course they framed them like family portraits. It should have scared her more than it did, but after a couple beers and a night of watching these men tease each other like brothers, all she could do was shake her head softly.
A quiet presence came up beside her before she heard his voice.
“Find something interesting?”
Sam turned her head and found Chibs standing close, one shoulder nearly level with hers, beer in hand, his black leather cut catching the clubhouse light. He had a way of appearing without making much noise, calm and solid and far too aware of the effect he had. His graying hair was pushed back neatly, his salt-and-pepper goatee framing that small, knowing curve of his mouth, and when his eyes moved from the wall to her face, Sam felt that same little flutter low in her stomach.
She looked back at the mugshots quickly, pretending she had not been caught staring at him. “Should I guess which one’s you?”
Chibs huffed a quiet laugh. “Careful, love. Might hurt my feelings.”
Sam’s smile widened, the beer making her a little braver. “You have feelings?”
“A few.”
“Are they framed on the wall too?”
That earned her a real smile, small but unmistakable, and it made her stomach flutter worse because he looked almost pleased with her. She turned back to the photographs before she could blush too obviously, scanning the names beneath the frames like she was doing something very serious. She pointed once, then changed her mind. Pointed again, then shook her head.
“No,” she murmured. “Too angry.”
“That one’s Tig.”
“Oh.” Sam glanced over her shoulder toward Tig, who was laughing loudly at the bar. “That makes sense.”
Chibs chuckled beside her, and the sound seemed to settle warmly against her skin. She kept searching, leaning closer to read the names beneath the frames, her curls sliding forward over one shoulder. Then her finger stopped beneath one of the photos. She tilted her head, eyes narrowing slightly in concentration as she read the name printed under it.
“Filip Telford,” she said aloud.
Chibs went still beside her, but not in a bad way. More like he was waiting to see what she would do with it.
Sam turned toward him slowly, looking genuinely confused. “I thought your name was Chibs.”
“It is.”
She blinked. “But it says Filip.”
“That’s my given name.”
“Filip,” she repeated, testing it out carefully, and then her face softened into a smile she tried and failed to hide. “Filip Telford.”
He watched her with quiet amusement. “Something funny about that?”
“No,” she said too quickly, which meant yes. “It’s just… I don’t know. You don’t look like a Filip.”
His brows lifted. “No?”
Sam shook her head, loose curls brushing her cheek. “No. Filip sounds like he owns a bakery. Or teaches history."
Chibs stared at her for half a second, then laughed under his breath, the sound low and rough enough to make her cheeks warm. “And what do I look like, then?”
She opened her mouth, then seemed to realize she had walked directly into that question. Her eyes dropped briefly to his cut, his rings, the beer in his hand, then back up to his face. The little confidence the beer had given her tangled with the way he was looking at her, and her voice came out softer than before.
“Not a history teacher.”
“No?” he asked, stepping just a little closer, not enough to trap her, only enough that the space between them felt deliberate.
Sam’s blush deepened. “No.”
Chibs looked down at her, taking in the warmth in her cheeks, the way she was smiling at him even while pretending she was not nervous. “Chibs is a nickname.”
“For what?”
His mouth tugged slightly. “Back home, a chib’s a blade. Name stuck after a fight I had a long time ago.”
Sam’s expression changed, amusement fading into something gentler as her eyes moved over him with a little more care. Not pity. He was glad of that. Just curiosity, maybe concern, maybe the instinctive softness that seemed to come naturally to her. “Oh.”
“Aye,” he said. “Not as pretty as Filip.”
She smiled again, but smaller this time. “I didn’t say Filip was pretty.”
“You compared me to a baker"
“That was an observation.”
“Sounded like flirting.”
Sam’s eyes widened. “It did not.”
Chibs leaned slightly closer, voice dipping low enough that the noise of the clubhouse seemed to fall away behind him. “Aye, it did.”
She looked down immediately, laughing under her breath as one hand came up to brush a curl behind her ear. “You’re very confident.”
“Been called worse.”
“I bet you have.”
His smile deepened. He liked her like this, a little more talkative, a little warmed by beer and attention, still sweet but not quite as guarded as she had been when she first walked in. She had enough nervousness in her to blush when he looked at her, but enough spark to answer him anyway. That combination was going to be trouble. He could already feel it. The kind of trouble a man noticed and then kept noticing even when he knew better.
“And what about you, Sam?” he asked. “You got a nickname?”
She lifted one shoulder. “Kristy calls me Sammy sometimes.”
“Sammy,” he repeated, voice slow around it.
The way he said it made her stomach flip. She tried to hide it by taking a sip of beer, but Chibs saw the smile touch the mouth of the bottle before she lowered it.
“Don’t say it like that,” she said.
“Like what?”
“Like you know something I don’t.”
He angled his head, eyes steady on hers. “Maybe I do.”
Sam stared at him for a second too long, then laughed softly and looked away, cheeks pink, dimples showing despite her best effort to keep her face composed. “You are definitely not a Filip.”
Before Chibs could answer, Kristy appeared at Sam’s side with the sharp instincts of a best friend who had been watching from across the room and decided intervention was necessary. She slipped an arm around Sam’s waist and looked Chibs up and down with exaggerated suspicion.
“Okay,” Kristy said, pointing her beer bottle at him. “I see what’s happening here.”
Sam groaned quietly. “Kristy.”
“Nope.” Kristy pulled Sam a little closer, protective but clearly amused. “I’m just saying, Chibs, stay away from my friend. Sammy’s too sweet for a big bad biker.”
Sam’s face went instantly hot. “Oh my God.”
Chibs did not look offended. If anything, Kristy’s warning only seemed to amuse him. His eyes moved from Kristy to Sam, lingering on the way Sam was trying not to smile while looking absolutely mortified. Sweet was the right word for her. Too sweet, maybe. Too soft for the life around this clubhouse, too warm for men like him, too young and bright and careful with her heart.
But Sam looked up at him anyway, shy and blushing and curious, and Chibs felt something in him settle around the thought.
He might take that as a challenge.
Kristy pulled Sam back toward the pool table before Sam had fully recovered from being caught in front of the mugshot wall with Chibs looking at her like he had already decided she was worth the trouble. Sam went easily enough, though her cheeks were still warm and her smile kept trying to come back no matter how much she pressed her lips together. She could feel Kristy’s amusement beside her, that smug best-friend energy radiating off her in waves, and Sam gave her a warning look that only made Kristy grin harder.
“You are not subtle,” Sam murmured.
Kristy leaned close, practically glowing with mischief. “Neither was he.”
Sam looked away quickly, but not before her dimples betrayed her. “Stop.”
“I’m just saying.”
“Don’t just say.”
By the time they reached the pool table, Tig had taken Juice’s place and was leaning over the felt with the kind of dramatic confidence that made even a simple shot look like a performance. He sank a ball, straightened, and turned just in time to see Sam coming back with Kristy. His whole face lit up as if the party had become interesting again purely because she was standing near the table.
“Well, there she is,” Tig said, spreading his arms slightly. “The prettiest terrible pool player in Charming.”
Sam laughed before she could stop herself, one hand going to her chest. “That is such a specific compliment.”
“It’s from the heart.”
“Is it?”
“Absolutely.” Tig leaned on his pool cue, eyes bright with trouble. “And because I am a generous man, I’m willing to help. You know, with your game.”
Kristy made a quiet snorting sound into her beer.
Sam looked from Tig to the table, then back at him with amused suspicion. “My game may be beyond help.”
“Not with the right teacher.” Tig stepped a little closer, lowering his voice into something overly smooth and ridiculous. “Private lessons. Nightly. Just you, me, a pool cue, maybe some mood lighting—”
“Tig,” Juice warned, laughing.
Sam burst out laughing, her face going pink as she shook her head. “Nightly lessons?”
“Intensive training,” Tig said solemnly. “Very hands-on.”
“Oh my God,” Sam said through another laugh, covering part of her face with her hand. “You are terrible.”
“I have references.”
“I’m afraid to ask from who.”
Tig looked delighted by her. He seemed to enjoy the fact that she laughed instead of snapping at him, that she blushed but still answered, that she had this gentle softness that made even her teasing feel sweet. Sam was not used to being flirted with so openly, especially not by men like this, men who made no attempt to soften the trouble in their smiles. It made her nervous, but not scared. She had laughed more in the last hour than she had expected to all week, and though she kept feeling out of place, the feeling was starting to become warmer, less like she had wandered somewhere forbidden and more like everyone had decided to let her stay.
Then Chibs joined them at the table.
He did not announce himself. He did not need to. One moment Sam was laughing at Tig, and the next she felt that steadier presence come up beside the table, felt the shift in the air before she even turned her head. Chibs stood near the corner pocket with his beer in hand, black leather cut sitting firm over his shoulders, graying hair slicked back, eyes sharp and calm as they moved to Sam first and stayed there. He had heard enough of Tig’s offer to understand exactly what kind of lesson was being suggested, but he did not look irritated. Not exactly. He looked amused in that quiet, dangerous way of his, like Tig could talk all he wanted and Chibs would still be the one Sam kept glancing at.
“Private lessons, is it?” Chibs asked.
Tig grinned. “Somebody’s gotta help the girl.”
Chibs looked at Sam then, openly, taking in the warm blush still on her cheeks, the way her curls fell over her shoulders, the little nervous smile she tried to hide behind the rim of her beer bottle. His gaze did not rush. It moved over her with the same unhurried confidence he had shown all night, like he had no intention of pretending he was not looking. Sam felt it immediately. Her fingers tightened around the bottle, and she dropped her eyes to the pool table as if the scattered balls had become the most fascinating thing in the room.
Chibs liked that.
He liked it too much, probably.
He liked how she went shy under attention but did not run from it. He liked the way her smile softened when she was trying not to react, the way her dimples appeared even when she was embarrassed, the way she glanced up at him and then quickly away again like she had been caught doing something she was not supposed to do. She was twenty-four, sweet as anything, working diner shifts and taking nursing classes at night, standing in the middle of a biker clubhouse with a beer in her hand and no real idea how badly she was drawing his eye. Chibs knew he should have looked elsewhere. There were plenty of women in the clubhouse who knew the rules, knew the life, knew what men like him were and what they could offer.
But Sam was the one he kept watching.
And by then he was not trying to hide it from her.
Sam could feel it so clearly that she finally looked up, brown eyes meeting his for half a second before her courage faltered. “What?”
Chibs lifted his brows slightly. “Didn’t say a thing, love.”
“You’re looking at me like you’re saying something.”
That made Tig laugh loudly, and Kristy bit down on a smile so hard it looked painful. Chibs’s mouth curved, slow and pleased, because there she was again, brave for one sentence and embarrassed by it the second it left her mouth.
“Aye?” he asked. “And what am I saying?”
Sam stared at him, instantly regretting that she had started this. “I don’t know.”
“No?”
“No,” she said, and then, because the beer had warmed her just enough to make her honest, she added, “But it’s making me nervous.”
Chibs leaned his hip lightly against the edge of the table, eyes still on her. “Not trying to.”
“Yes, you are.”
The answer came out soft, but it landed. Juice made a low “oooh” sound before Kristy elbowed him, and Tig grinned like he was watching the best show in the clubhouse. Sam’s face went hot at once, and she looked down with a helpless little laugh, embarrassed by her own boldness. Chibs, though, only looked more entertained, more drawn in. He had seen men flirt hard with women all his life; he had done it plenty himself. But there was something about Sam’s shy little accusation, the way she knew enough to call him out but not enough to keep from blushing afterward, that made his chest tighten with interest.
“Maybe a little,” he admitted.
Sam looked up through her lashes. “At least you’re honest.”
“When it suits me.”
“That’s not comforting.”
"Wasn’t meant to be.”
She laughed again, breathless and sweet, then reached for the pool cue because Kristy was tapping the table and telling her it was her turn. The attention around her did not help. Tig was watching with exaggerated faith. Juice was grinning. Kristy looked like she was seconds away from making another comment Sam would never forgive her for. And Chibs stood there at the corner of the table, silent and calm, his gaze resting on her like he had all night to wait and see what she did.
Sam tried to focus. She really did. She leaned over the table, brown top shifting slightly as she positioned herself, curls spilling forward until she had to stop and push them back over one shoulder. Her cheeks were still pink. She could feel Chibs watching her hands, her face, the nervous way she bit at the inside of her cheek while trying to line up the shot. It made every instruction Juice had given her disappear from her head.
“Okay,” she said under her breath. “This one is going to be better.”
“Confidence,” Tig said. “That’s what I like to hear.”
Sam glanced up at Chibs, caught him still looking, and immediately lost half of that confidence. “You’re doing it again.”
“Doing what?”
“Looking.”
Chibs did not even pretend to glance away. “Hard not to.”
The pool cue slipped slightly in her hand.
Kristy made a tiny sound of delight. Sam closed her eyes for one second, laughing softly at herself because there was no dignified way to survive that. When she opened them again, she bent over the table with renewed determination, as if making one decent shot might restore some of her pride.
It did not.
She hit the cue ball too far to the side. It jumped forward at a strange angle, clipped the wrong ball, sent it rolling gently into absolutely nothing, and then the cue ball drifted straight toward the pocket and dropped in with a sad little clack.
The whole table went quiet for one beat.
Sam straightened slowly, still holding the cue, her eyes fixed on the pocket where the ball had disappeared. Then she lifted her free hand in surrender.
“Okay,” she said, cheeks burning as laughter started to tug at her voice. “Somehow, that was worse.”
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Summary:He didn't even know your name but one look from across the club house was all it took for Chibs to be hooked!
Warnings:Just fluff! All the fluff and cuteness with Chibs!
A/n: another story found in my drafts! I love this song! For some reason thought it would go good with Chibs:) probably not my best writing but just a shorter then normal oneshot with my favorite Scottish biker!
Chibs spotted you the second you walked through the doors of the clubhouse with Lyla for her birthday party Opie and Gemma were giving her and he hasnt taken his eyes off you since. Now Chibs wasnt the one to believe in love at first sight but I think its safe to say he does now...
"Aye Opie whos tha lass with Lyla" Chibs asked his brother looking over at you and Lyla doing shots
"Oh thats y/n, they've been friends since they were kids, shes going through a rough breakup, the guys was a complete dick cheated on her with coworker"
"Well a broken hearted lady needs some Tiggy-"
"Uh-huh brotha shes mine" Chibs says cutting Tig off before leaving his spot near the pool table making his way over to you
🎶I don't know who broke up with who, But she's in here chasin' tequila with High Noon, Don't know how long she's been movin' on. Maybe five weeks or five minutes, but it can't be too long🎶
You stand there with Lyla downing another shot when you catch your best friend smiling, that wicked smile youve come to know over the years. You look over your shoulder to see what shes smiling about it that when you see the most attractive man you have ever laid your eyes on making his way to you...
"Dont do anything I wouldnt do" Lyla says in a sing song voice walking away making you laugh
"Wha a beautiful woman hangin like ya hangin round with a bunch'a old bikers" Chibs says Scottish accent coming out thick
"We'll ive always liked em older...and with an accent" you wink making Chibs smile
"Well thats a good thing fer me then lass"
"Yes it is" you smile "y/n"
"Filip but ya call mi Chibs is ya want"
"I like Filip very...sexy" you tell him smirking
"What ya drinkin sweetheart"
"Jack and diet coke"
Chibs gets the prospect behind the bar to grab him another beer and you your drink then turns back to you
"So where ya from darlin?"
"San Francisco. And what part of Scotland are you from" taking Chibs by surprise, most people think his accent is Irish
🎶And we did that "What's your name?" thing"Where you from and what's your favorite drink?"
"Glasgow" he smiles
"Its Beautiful there! Went when I was in college almost didnt leave"
Beautiful! Sexy! Loves Scotland! Yep Chibs knew he was in trouble now!
You and chibs sit and talk and drink for the next 30 minutes. He tells you about his scars and you tell him about your asshole ex. He may have been a bit older but he was a breath of fresh air!
Then you hear it...your favorite song and you look at Chibs.
"Come dance with me"
"I got 2 left feet darlin"
🎶She said, "Shut up, come and dance with me" And now shes singing. "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" at the top of her lungs. Don't even know she's 'bout to wreck someone. And, boys, I'm in trouble now, ain't even tryna get out.So come on, baby, take me down, down, down, yeah.Don't know what happened tonight.Don't know what happened last week.Don't know what happened to her.But she's 'bout to happen to me (happen to me)She 'bout to happen to me🎶
"Come anyways scotty" you wink grabbing his hand making Chibs smile.
He hated dancing! Always hated it! But your smile was so big and so beautiful he was not gonna turn you down!
Chibs dances with you to a few songs before Lyla pulls you away "sorry Chibs im stealing her but ill bring her back"
"Aye you better" he says before walking over to the pool table where is brothers are, once again not taking his eyes off you
"Getting cozy with y/n huh" Opie says finally breaking Chibs from his trance
"Aye brotha and let m' tell ya boys something...'m gonna marry that girl ya just watch an' see"
🎶And she keeps on singin'"Girls Just Want to Have Fun" at the top of her lungsDon't even know she's 'bout to wreck someoneAnd, boys, I'm in trouble now, ain't even tryna get outSo come on, baby, take me down, down, down, yeahDon't know what happened tonightDon't know what happened last weekDon't know what happened to herBut she's 'bout to happen to me (happen to me)She 'bout to happen to me🎶
And Chibs was right...
2 years later you were married a small ceremony with only your friends and family there to share in the love the 2 of you found with just one look the night of your best friends party!
"You know...I didn't even wanna go to that party that day" you confess to your now husband while having your first dance
"Well lass Im happy ya did" he smiles and kiss your head
"Kinda crazy to think about but if I would have stayed at home in my sweats we wouldn't be here"
"I would've found ya lass! If not that night, or the clubhouse then another night!" He says sweetly
"You really think so"
"Aye lass! I was in love that night! Ya wouldntve happened to me sooner or later!" He says making you smile
The engine of Chibs’ Harley rumbled low and steady beneath you as the California wind whipped through your hair. The night air smelled of pine, exhaust, and the faint trace of his cologne, something warm and smoky that always made your chest tighten.
You’d been riding with him for hours, no destination, just the road and the pull that had been growing between you for months. Every glance in the clubhouse, every brush of his fingers when he handed you a beer, every late-night conversation on the picnic table outside the garage had built this slow, aching yearning. Chibs Telford wasn’t a man who spoke his feelings easily. The scars on his face told stories of violence and loyalty, but his eyes… his eyes always softened when they landed on you.
He pulled off onto a quiet overlook, killing the engine. The sudden silence was deafening, filled only by the distant crash of waves far below and the rapid beat of your heart. Chibs swung his leg over the bike and turned to you, his large hands gentle as they helped you off. For a moment, he just looked at you, the moonlight catching the silver in his hair and the faint lines around his eyes.
“Been thinkin’ about this all night,” he murmured, his Scottish brogue thicker than usual, rough with emotion. His thumb traced your jaw, calloused and warm. “About you.”
Your breath caught. The yearning that had lived in your chest for so long surged forward like a tidal wave. You stepped closer, hands sliding up his chest to rest over the SAMCRO patch. “Then stop thinking, Filip.”
The use of his real name did something to him. A low sound escaped his throat, half growl, half sigh, and then his mouth was on yours. The kiss wasn’t gentle. It was years of restraint breaking, an emotional rush that left you dizzy. His hands cupped your face, then slid into your hair, tugging just enough to tilt your head as he deepened the kiss. You tasted whiskey and need on his tongue, felt the tremor in his shoulders as he pulled you flush against him.
He broke away only long enough to rest his forehead against yours, breathing hard. “Christ, lass… I’ve wanted ye so badly it hurts. Every time ye smile at me, every time ye laugh… it’s like somethin’ inside me wakes up. I’m no’ a good man, an old man. Ye deserve better than this life, but fuck if I can stay away anymore.”
Tears pricked your eyes at the raw honesty in his voice. You’d seen him kill for his club, seen him bleed for it, but this—this vulnerability was rarer than anything.
“I don’t want better,” you whispered, fingers tracing the scars on his cheek. “I want you. All of you. The chaos, the loyalty, the way you look at me like I’m the only thing that makes sense.”
Chibs’ eyes darkened with that deep, aching yearning mirrored back at you. He kissed you again, slower this time, savoring, like he was memorizing every second. His arms wrapped around you, strong and sure, as if letting go would shatter him. The world narrowed to the heat of his body, the scrape of his beard against your skin, and the pounding of two hearts finally giving in.
Under the stars the emotional rush consumed you both. No promises of tomorrow, no guarantees in the life of an outlaw. Just this moment—raw, desperate, and real. And for tonight, it was enough.
You’d dodged county lines, shaken patrol cars, slipped through checkpoints like smoke. You were careful. Smart.
But tonight? Tonight, you got distracted.
The motel door slams open before you can reach the window.
And there he is.
Tall. Broad. Leather jacket creaking as he steps inside like he owns the damn place. Silver-streaked beard. Cold blue eyes that drag over you slowly—calculating, amused.
Filip “Chibs” Telford, the Bounty hunter and the man who’s been tracking you for three weeks.
“Well,” he drawls, thick Scottish accent curling through the air. “There ye are, lass.”
You grab for the gun under the pillow, but he’s faster.
In two strides, he’s across the room, wrist caught in his grip, gun twisting from your fingers with humiliating ease. Your back hits the wall. His forearm pins you there, solid and unyielding.
You glare up at him as he smirks down at you. “Thought ye’d make this harder for me.”
“Still can,” you shoot back.
His eyes darken slightly at that. Not angry. Interested.
“Oh, I’ve no doubt.” He cuffs one of your wrists to the metal bedframe. Leaves the other free, just to prove he can.
You test the restraint.
Solid.
You look back at him. “That’s cocky.”
“Aye,” he says simply. “Because I can afford to be.” He steps away to check the room. Window locked. Bathroom cleared. Phone unplugged.
Then he pulls a chair over and sits, elbows braced on his knees, watching you like you’re something dangerous he hasn’t decided to tame or shoot.
“You could’ve taken me in already,” you say quietly.
“Aye.”
“But you didn’t.”
He tilts his head slightly. “Ye run,” he says. “But ye don’t hurt anyone unless ye have to. Smart jobs. Smart exits. Makes me curious.”
“You profiling me now?”
“Occupational hazard.”
There’s something different in his tone now. Less hunter. More… man.
A storm rolls in outside, rain slamming against the windows. The motel sign flickers, then dies as the power cuts out.
The room goes dark, and you both pause.
“Brilliant,” he mutters.
Lightning flashes through the blinds as thunder shakes the walls. A storm has rolled in, and a big one at that.
“Are you kidding me?” you snap, knowing there would be no getting out of the motel room any time soon. Now you were stuck with him as the storm raged on.
Chibs stands, assesses quickly, then looks at the bed. Before he looks at you. You stare back, knowing, and immediately shake your head, understanding what he wasn’t saying.
“No,” you say immediately.
He huffs a quiet laugh. “Relax, sweetheart. I’m not sleepin’ in the bath.”
He uncuffs you from the frame, but keeps the cuff on your wrist. The other cuff, he loops around his own. “You try to bolt,” he says calmly, “I’ll wake up.”
“You’re assuming I’d share.” You scoff, frowning when you can’t cross your arms in annoyance.
He steps closer, close enough that you can feel his body heat in the dark. “Ye don’t have much choice.”
The rain gets worse as another crack of thunder rolls outside.
You hesitate only a second before climbing onto the bed, staying as far to the edge as possible.
He joins you not long after, the mattress dips under his weight, and the space shrinks instantly. His arm, cuffed to yours, forces you closer than either of you probably intended.
Your back presses lightly against his chest as his breath fans against your hair. Neither of you speaks for a long moment.
Then—
“Ye could’ve disappeared,” he murmurs softly. “Why didn’t ye?”
You swallow as you shift, listening to his breathing and the storm outside, wondering if the truth will help. “Got tired of running.”
His thumb shifts slightly against your wrist. Not restraining.
Just there.
“Aye,” he says quietly. “I know the feelin’.”
Lightning flashes again, illuminating the room—and for a split second, he’s not looking at you like prey anymore, he’s looking at you like a problem he doesn’t want to solve.
Your voice lowers. “You going to turn me in tomorrow?”
There’s a long pause as his nose brushes lightly against your hair when he exhales. “Depends.”
“On what?”
“If ye’re worth more to me free… or claimed.”
Your heart stutters at his words, “That a threat?”
His grip tightens just slightly, but not painfully, more possessive. “Could be.”
You twist carefully in his hold until you’re facing him, inches apart.
His eyes drop to your mouth. “Ye’re trouble,” he murmurs.
“You tracked me across three states,” you whisper back. “Sounds like you enjoy it.”
A slow, dangerous smile spreads across his face. “Maybe I do.”
The bed creaks softly as he shifts closer. His hand slides to your jaw—firm, guiding. Testing, but you don’t pull away. The tension between you stretches, tight as a wire.
He rests his forehead against yours, “Careful,” he warns quietly.
“Why?” you breathe.
“Because if I kiss ye…” His thumb drags slowly across your lower lip. “I won’t be thinkin’ about the bounty anymore.”
Your pulse pounds as you look into his eyes, “Then don’t think.”
Then his mouth is on yours—slow, deliberate, claiming. Not rushed or frantic. Controlled. Like everything about him.
His hand anchors at your waist, pulling you flush against him. Heat builds fast in the dark, in the storm, in the cramped space of one narrow motel bed.
The cuff between you presses cold against heated skin.
A reminder.
You’re still technically his catch.
He breaks the kiss first, breathing heavier now. “If ye try to run in the mornin’,” he says low against your mouth, “I’ll chase.”
You smirk faintly, “And if I don’t?”
His eyes burn with promise and a smirk that makes your stomach tighten. “Then we renegotiate the terms.”
Thunder crashes overhead, but neither of you moves away, and by morning, the storm isn’t the only thing that’s shifted.
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Welcome to near 12k of pure self indulgence of SAMCRO fluff and smut. I've been in the trenches of lack of motivation so when I started this and it just kept going I wasn't about to stop. Please enjoy loves. ❤️
Pairings: Reader x Jax, Reader x Chibs, Reader x Tig
Warnings! Smut, fluff, drinking, drug use mentioned, vnp sex, blow jobs, cum eating, pna sex, spit roasting, dirty talk, foursome, finger licking good
You are already feeling overwhelmed by the stink of sweat and alcohol, loud music echoes around you, making your eardrums throb each time the bass shakes the building. Your hands are sweaty, and you are terrified that you’re going to drop your glass at any second. You should have known that coming here would be a terrible idea, but once Louise got an idea in her head, no one could change her mind.
So, like a good best friend, you sighed and got ready with her, fixing your hair and applying makeup to the best of your abilities. Louise let you borrow some of her clothes, skimpy little shorts and a sweater crop top that showed off too much of your soft stomach for you to be comfortable. A pair of cute black booties completed the outfit. You felt out of place with so much skin on display.
Lousie had run into a pair of bikers the other night at the bar, and they had invited the two of you to a party at their clubhouse. You had already been cautious about them being bikers, and that feeling only got worse when you realized that it was SAMCRO she had run into.
You’d lived in Charming your entire life, had even gone to school with Jax Teller and Ope Winston. They’d been several grades ahead of you, but you remember them always getting into something, always in trouble. SAMCRO was bad news, and you really didn’t want to get mixed in with them, but you weren’t about to let Louise get into some kind of trouble without you there to get her out of it.
But she was already gone, swept up in the chaotic mess that was SAMCRO. You stood off to the side near the pool tables, teeth digging into your painted lips as you desperately searched the crowd for your best friend.
“Ya look lost there, sweetheart.”
You jump at the sudden voice and turn, sloshing your drink over the rim. You cringe at the sticky mess it leaves on your fingers. The man who’d spoken looks like any other biker, dressed in dark jeans and a grey button-up, scuffed boots, and the ever-present leather kutte over his shirt. His eyes are blue, and his black hair is curly. The patch on his vest reads Redwood Original.
You grimace and lick the sticky mixed drink from your fingers without thinking, giving a one-shoulder shrug.
“You could say that,” You admit, “I’m here for my friend.”
The biker laughs, his eyes growing dark and interested at the sight of this tiny girl with curves for days licking her hand like a pretty little kitty. What luck.
“Yeah?” he drawls and shifts his weight, taking a half step closer to her. He breathes her in, mouth watering at the scent of her light perfume and something that’s her. He always did love a natural woman.
“Where’s she at now?”
You stall at the question and wipe your spit-cleaned hands on the creamy sweater you wear, shrugging again and tossing your hand out at the crowd of people drinking and laughing.
“In there somewhere,” You say and then frown, “I hope anyway. She was my ride here.”
The biker barks a laugh and gives you a crooked grin, “Well, since it looks like your friend has ditched you, why don’t you come hang out with me and mine?”
He gives you a once-over, shameless, “Unless you’d rather stand around like a loser.”
A surprised laugh bubbles out past your lips at his tease, and you find yourself smiling at the biker, accepting his offer.
“Don’t wanna be the loser, now do I?” you tease right back.
He laughs again and drapes an arm around your back, his fingers snagging the loops of your shorts as he begins to lead you deeper into the clubhouse. You flush and try not to let his presence affect you so much, but it’s difficult to say the least. It has been way too long since the last time a man had paid you any attention.
“Tig,” the biker introduces as he walks, “Your turn, kitten.”
Kitten?
You swallow down the noise you want to make at the nickname and introduce yourself. The table he leads you to is full of men. At the head sits a younger blonde, and you recognize Jax instantly. An older man with scarred cheeks sits on his right. You immediately feel like a rabbit in a den of wolves the second they catch sight of you standing beside Tig.
“What’s this?” The older man drawls, and you can hear his Scottish accent over the loud drawl of music, “A wee lass, Tiggy?”
Any feelings of safety go right out the door when Tig gently pushes you forward and sits down before snagging your hip and tugging you down to his lap. You grunt, and your spine locks up, eyes wide as you look between the men.
“Mhm,” Tig drawls, and you suck in a sharp breath when his hand lands on your thigh. It’s warm and big and sweaty. You feel heat bloom in your cheeks when he uses his hold to drag you back, your ass meeting his crotch, “A lost little kitten. Her friend left her, so I offered her our company.”
You look back up when you hear a familiar, raspy chuckle. Jax is watching you with those blue eyes you remember meeting back in high school. Him, a senior, and you, a freshman. Jax had been on his way to the office, his cheek bruised from a fight. You can’t help but wonder if he remembers you.
“How generous,” The Scot drawls and tips his head at you, “Call me, Chibs, love. The broody one is Jax.”
“I know,” You say and curse yourself when you get a round of raised brows. You clear your throat and gesture at Jax, “I went to high school with you. I was a freshman when you were a senior.”
Jax smirks then and shifts from his careless sprawl to something more calculated. He leans forward, head tilting to the side, and rests his right ankle on the opposite knee.
“Looks like we got a little high school reunion going on, Chibs,” He murmurs, and a round of laughter rumbles around the table, “Hate to say that I don’t remember you though, sweetheart.”
You shrug, unbothered, “I didn’t expect you to. We didn’t exactly run in the same circles.”
Chibs looks you up and down, his scars stretching along his cheeks as he drags his tongue over his bottom lip. “So why’d you come here, then?”
“Yeah, Kitten,” Tig drawls behind you, and you feel him adjust his weight, his thighs spreading to better support your added weight, “Why?”
You swallow and fight down the urge to squirm under their combined gazes. Christ, this was awful.
“I guess some of your members met my friend yesterday and invited us to the party. I didn’t want her to come alone, but then she disappeared the second we got here, so..”
You trail off and shrug, chewing your bottom lip, a nervous habit that you’ve not been able to break. You know that you shouldn’t be here. This wasn’t a place for a girl who once cried because she spilled a bowl of ice cream on her cat.
“Like I said,” Tig rumbles, and your eyes flick to his hand when it flexes along your thigh, “Lost.”
“You’re scaring the lass,” Chibs drawls and stands suddenly. You watch him round the table and pluck your watered-down mixed drink from your hands, “Let’s get ye a proper drink.”
“So,” Jax says and catches your attention again, “What have you been up to since High School? Got kids, boyfriend? End up going to college?”
You blink at him, surprised that he was even interested in anything that you’ve been doing. You thank Chibs when he passes by with a fresh glass, glancing down at the amber liquid and taking a careful sip. You grimace when the whiskey burns down and settles warm in your stomach. You’d always preferred fruity drinks, but you weren’t about to complain.
“Uhm, College,” You begin and shift on Tig’s lap. You are short enough, and he is big enough, that you can cross your ankles and swing them back and forth. You’ve no idea that the longer you sit there, so fucking adorable to these hardened men, you are creating a very big problem for yourself.
Because you see, these men didn’t get soft things in their lives, so when they did. Well, they stopped understanding the concept of letting go.
They listen to you chat; the sound of your voice, soft and a little airy, makes them relax back into their chairs. They take turns asking you questions, anything to keep you talking. You don’t even notice your glass emptying, having grown so comfortable in their company. It isn’t until you yawn and check your phone that you frown.
“Damn,” You mutter and tuck your phone back in your shorts, “I should head home. It’s late, and all I’ve done is talk your ear off.”
Tig’s hand tightens on your thigh when his brain registers your words. He shifts under you, his free arm winding around your waist to keep you from getting up from his lap. Tig noses at your hair, breathing you in again.
“No need to rush off, kitten,” He murmurs and shares a look over the table with his brothers, “Stay a while, have a couple more drinks.”
Chibs is already rising to refill your glass, dark eyes locking with yours over the table when he leans forward to grab the bottle of whiskey and pour before you can protest. Your cheeks go pink, and you are swiftly reminded that these men aren’t the kind old men who come looking for directions at your job. No, these were hardened, dangerous people who were most likely criminals. You lick your lips and debate with yourself.
You could do what you usually did and refuse the drink, take a cab home, and text Louise in the morning to make sure she survived. Or, you could accept the drink and stay.
Maybe if you hadn’t been drinking for the past couple of hours, you would have made the right choice. Instead, you sit back, allowing Tig to take your weight and bring the glass to your lips, taking a slow, deliberate sip.
“...I guess I can stay a little longer,” You murmur and seal your fate with those few words.
Tig grins against your hair and presses a featherlight kiss there before leaning back in his seat and taking you with him.
“That’s a good girl,” He rasps behind you, and you flush at the praise, lips twisting into a tiny, pleased smile. Their attention was addictive, and you could easily see yourself falling into them if you weren’t careful.
Who knew that rough bikers with bad pasts were your kryptonite?
One drink turns into two and then a third. By then, you are feeling the liquor more than you might at home. The party is in full swing still, and the SAMCRO men have yet to let you go. You had watched other women, ones wearing less than you, slide into the dark corner only for Jax or Chibs to dismiss them casually, their focus on whatever you were talking about. You blushed and stuttered out each time, not used to anyone giving you their attention like they were.
“There you are!”
You blink at the voice and look, giving Louise a shy smile when she happens to spot you. She stops at the edge of the table, a pout on her pretty lips as she looks at your seating arrangements.
“Hey, Louise,” You greet. You are genuinely glad to see her. Trouble followed her like a bad stink.
“I’ve been looking everywhere for you,” She bites out, and you jerk, eyes going wide at the heat in her voice. Your hands clench around your glass, and you feel Tig tense under you.
“And here you are, being a fucking slut.”
“Whoa now,” Jax drawls and sits up from his lazy slouch, blue eyes narrowing in on your friend, “We’ve been keeping her company. You’re the one who left her the second you two got in.”
Louise sets her jaw and crosses her arms tight over her chest. You loved her, but she was the type of girl who couldn’t stand not to be the center of attention. You could feel the jealousy pouring off her from across the table.
“So? She’s a big girl,” Louise snaps back, and you flinch at the glare she sends her way, “I thought you were better than this. You’re supposed to be the innocent one.”
Your jaw clenches and your frown, lip wobbling, “I’ve just been sitting here, Louise.”
She scoffs and rolls her eyes, cocking her hip, “Yeah, right. Why would men like them want your attention?”
“Oi,” Chibs barks, and his expression is dark when you cut your eyes over at him, “I think tha’s enough, girly.”
“He’s right,” Jax says and cocks his head, jerking his chin back across the room, “She doesn’t need you right now, so go on back over there and hang off the prospect’s arm.”
Louise’s face goes bright red, and you wince when she stomps her foot like a literal child before rounding back on you and pointing a manicured nail in your direction.
“Fine. Find your own ride back home,” She spits and turns on her heel, marching back into the crowds.
You watch her go, dumbfounded and hurt by her bad attitude. You suddenly feel very small, and your teeth dig into your bottom lip, your shoulders hunching in embarrassment.
Tig shares a look over the table with the other men. Your change in demeanor is obvious after your friend's departure, and it makes them burn with annoyance. Not at you, but at Louise for dragging you down.
“Don’t listen to her, Kitten,” Tig murmurs in your ear. He is close enough that you feel his breath, warm and smelling like whiskey, on the back of your neck.
“She’s a jealous thing,” Jax comments and leans back in his seat, relaxing again now that the corner had been restored to order once more.
You clear your throat and lean more of your weight into Tig, his broad chest warm and comforting, “Yeah. She’s always been like this. Can’t stand not being the center of the world.”
“Why are you friends with her?” Jax asks, and Chibs grunts, also curious.
Tig tightens his grip around your waist, his biceps flexing against your stomach. You can feel the muscle twitch against your tummy where your cropped shirt rides up. You swallow hard and tug at your shirt, but your messing just makes it worse.
“I, uhm,” You begin and shrug, “I dunno. I’ve been friends with her since first grade, so not being her friend doesn’t sound right.”
The men make low sounds of understanding. Before Ope passed, he had been Jax’s best friend since elementary school, so he could understand your situation with Louise. But that didn’t give her the right to talk to such a sweet thing as you as she had, though.
“Shouldn’t be friends with someone like that, baby girl,” Jax comments idly and watches as Tig shifts under you, tucking you into his chest like he is trying to hide you away from the world. Chibs sends him a look, and the blonde just smirks back.
Your lips draw into a little pout, and you take a pull from your glass to hide your displeasure at his comment.
“Jackie Boy’s right, pet,” Chibs drawls, and you look at him over your glass. He shifts in his seat, thick legs spreading out as he balances a bottle of whiskey on his thigh. The VP had stopped using a glass about an hour ago. His accent had only gotten thicker the longer the night went on.
“Don’t need wee cunts draggin’ ye down with them.”
Your cheeks burn, and you open your mouth to defend your friend, only for Jax to beat you to the punch.
“Mhm,” he grunts and rolls his shoulders, “She talk to you like that often?”
You nibble your lower lip. You shouldn’t answer. You feel like a bad friend from what little you’ve said about Louise so far. Still, you find yourself shrugging.
“Only when she drinks,” you say and then frown heavier, “Which is… a lot.”
“See,” Tig rumbles behind you. His lips brush your ear with every word, making heat bloom with each time his voice rasps, “That’s borderline abuse, kitten. You shouldn’t deal with that.”
He shifts and lifts a hand to cup your jaw, gently guiding you to turn and look up at him through your lashes. Tig has a very hard time controlling himself at the sight of those pretty eyes looking at him like that. All it would take is a little nudge, and he could kiss you.
But not yet.
“How about we be your friends instead?” Tig drawls and his lips curl into a soft smirk, his thumb smoothing along your jaw, keeping your attention on him.
“We’d treat you much better than she does, baby.”
You make a low sound in the back of your throat, eyes going wide and glassy. Tig says friends, but you feel like it’s far more than that with how the three of them keep looking at you. Like all things with these men, you know that any choice you make with them will probably be a bad one, but you can’t bring yourself to care. Not when you want this something fierce.
“I-,” You clear your throat and look between them, nodding along, “I would like that. To be friends.”
Chibs laughs, low and rough, and Jax echoes the sound, his blue eyes darken into something stormy, and he drags his tongue over his teeth.
“Yeah, baby girl,” He drawls, and the three of them share a look over your head, “Friends.”
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Louise moved out of the apartment after that night. She had been pissed after Tig had dropped you off a day after the party. She’d yelled and screamed, furious and jealous that boring you had somehow gotten the attention of three very handsome men. You had tried to explain that it wasn’t like that. That you were just friends with the bikers, and Louise refused to believe you.
The three of them had been nothing but courteous to you while you’d stayed at the clubhouse on the TM lot, going so far as to let you borrow some of their clothes and let you sleep in Chibs’ room since his was the cleanest. Tig had bought you breakfast, and they had entertained you with wild stories and memories. It had been the most fun you’d had in a very long time.
Only for your good mood to be flushed down the drain the moment you stepped into the apartment you shared with Louise. She was still pissed, still seething over the fact that you had stayed at Teller-Marrow instead of coming home with her that night. You had stood there, dumbfounded and struck as she laid into you, face red and voice pitched loud enough that Tig had heard it from outside on the sidewalk.
Louise had tried to demand that you pack your things, but you’d been quick to remind her that you were the main provider between the two of them. You constantly covered for her half of the bills, her half of the food. And maybe that had been hanging over your head because you suddenly find yourself snarling right back at her.
If anyone was packing their bags, it was going to be her.
You’d grabbed a bag and a couple of changes of clothes after that. You didn’t want to be around the apartment while Lousie packed her things. Your room had been locked, so it wasn’t like she could take anything if she was feeling truly petty.
Tig had caught you after fleeing the building, snagging you by the arm, his grip tight but not enough to actually hurt you. He’d toss himself into oncoming traffic if he ever happened to do something that fucking stupid.
“Hey, hey,” He steps in front of you, big hands on your shoulders, steadying you, “What’s goin’ on, baby. Talk to me.”
You sniff and wipe your face, unaware that you had even started crying, “Louise is what’s going on. She’s still pissed at me.”
Tig’s jaw sets in frustration, and he gently tugs you closer, one hand splaying across your back. He leads you back to his bike and carefully manhandles you back on, his hands shifting to bracket your hips and keep you steady.
“Don’t listen to her, kitten,” Tig murmurs and cups your face, smoothing his thumb over the apple of your cheek, “She’s just jealous. You don’t need her anymore, got me?”
“I kicked her out,” You rasp and let out a slightly hysterical wet laugh, “I can’t believe I did that.”
Tig shares your laugh and shifts his weight, lips curling into a smirk at your breathy admission, “Yeah? That’s great, baby. Way to hold your own.”
And it was a good thing. Because if you hadn’t, then he was, and that wouldn’t have been a very pretty sight to see. So instead of marching into your apartment and tossing Louise’s shit off the balcony, Tig sets his spare helmet on your head and buckles it under your chin, blue eyes meeting your own when he hooks a finger under the strap and gently tilts your head back.
“You can stay at the clubhouse with us while she moves out,” Tig murmurs and searches your face, blue eyes catching yours again, “The guys won’t mind having you around.”
You drag your teeth over your bottom lip, uncertain, but wanting, “ I dunno. I don’t want to impose.”
Tig scoffs and rolls his eyes, lips tugging up in a grin that’s all teeth, “Baby, you wouldn’t be imposing. Besides, we’re friends. And friends let friends help, right?”
You can’t help but laugh, your eyes squinting at the corners as you give a reluctant nod. Tig had you there.
“Yeah,” You murmur and wipe your face again, your laugh softening, “Yeah, we’re friends.”
And that’s how you ended up back at the clubhouse, your bag of clothes tucked away in Chibs’ room, and your ass parked on a stool at the bar. The clubhouse was a lot nicer without dozens of bikers and croweaters crowding the place, and you could feel yourself really start to relax. The glass of bourbon certainly helped, and so did the three men who lingered around you.
Jax and Tig stood on either side of you while Chibs manned the bar, the three of them listening as you recounted your reunion with Louise earlier that day. You sigh heavily when you finish and then sip from your glass, lips tugging up into a grimace.
“Well,” Chibs breaks the silence, “Ye’ll have a quiet apartment when ye go back home, lass. Tha’ sounds like a win to me.”
You huff a laugh and nod along. Chibs wasn’t wrong about that, and it felt pretty freeing to admit. It would just be one more thing you would have to get used to.
Though you really should have known that being just friends with a bunch of rough, possessive bikers wasn’t going to last very long. Not when you would be here, in the clubhouse with them for the next couple of days. Where they would have unrestricted access to your attention while you weren’t at work.
Things started off innocently enough at first. A lingering hand here, a whispered word there. You’d come home from your little office job, wearing a blouse that made your tits look perfect and a little pincle skirt that they wanted to see around your hips instead. Jax would pass you a glass, his fingers brushing yours and his free hand settling on your hip, gently leading you to sit on the couch with him.
Chibs would be there in front of you, sitting on the table, reaching down to tug off your heels and dig his fingers into the tense muscles of your ankle and calf. Tig would loom behind you, big hands working a stubborn knot out of your shoulders.
And you let them. You didn’t say a word of protest as these dangerous men doted on you after a long day dealing with corporate assholes.
One would think that their behavior would change after you went back home to your apartment, but that wouldn’t be the case at all. If anything, they got worse.
At first, as the weeks progressed, you’d get a text from one of them. Short and to the point while you were at the office.
<dinner tonight?>
You’d stare at the message from Jax, debating whether you had the energy to deal with your friends after a long day, before messaging him back.
< Bring your own booze this time.>
You’d arrive at your apartment building to the sight of at least two bikes in your extra parking spot each time, and if one wasn’t present, then they surely would be before dinner was served. Things felt far more intimate inside your apartment, three pairs of sturdy boots, and three kuttes hung up by your door. Standing in your kitchen, watching the men bicker over the TV remote in the living room, everything feels a lot more than just friends.
But that was just wishful thinking on your part.
You busy yourself with turning the oven off and then carefully removing the pan from within. Jax takes his chance then, shuffling into the kitchen and sliding in behind you, big hands settling on your hips after you set the pan down on the counter. He snickers when you jump, meeting your scowl with a smirk of his own when you turn to glare up at him.
“Easy, baby,” He rumbles. He digs his fingers into the meat of your hips, his thumbs dragging along your lower back, “Just me.”
You huff at him, lips quirking up as you roll your eyes at his touchy behavior. You can smell the whiskey on his breath. They always got more handsy after a couple of drinks.
“What are you doing, Jax?” You question while you check the bottoms of the rolls, making sure that none of them are too burned. His hands flex, and you tense when his thumbs drag dangerously close to the top of your sweatpants, sliding just under the elastic. You feel your cheeks grow warm, and you almost drop the next roll you pick up.
“Takin’ care of you,” Jax rasps behind you, and his thumbs sweep lower this time, his nails dragging into the skin just above your ass, “You’ve had a long day, and then you come home and take care of our dumbasses.”
You lick your lips and shrug, pretending that you don’t feel like you’re about to explode from his touch alone, “It’s just dinner. You know I like to cook.”
“Still,” Jax murmurs and gently tugs you into him, your back meeting his chest. He dips down, dragging his nose along the shell of your ear and up, breathing you in, “Ain’t gotta do all this for us, mama.”
You feel heat explode in your face and in your stomach. That was new, and you definitely liked it. A shiver wracks up your spine, and you tuck your bottom lip between your teeth, eyes going heavy with sudden arousal that you’re having trouble shoving down.
The three of them catch your reaction, and Jax grins behind you. He pulls you back again, pressing a kiss just behind your ear, “Go sit. Let us deal with the rest.”
“Aye,” Chibs drawls, and he is suddenly there, reaching across the counter bar and curling his fingers along your jaw, gently lifting your head so you could face him. He smooths his thumb over your lower lip, pressing down just so with his nail.
“Dinner is done, so sit a spell, ma. Let us take care of you.”
You find yourself sitting at the dining table with a plate of food in front of you and your brain feeling just a little fuzzy. The boys are acting like that hadn’t just purred filth in your ear moments before. You blink and eat your dinner, watching them laugh and cut up like children until their plates have been cleared. Before you can take them like you usually would, Jax and Tig are already up, taking over your sink while Chibs slides into your space and tugs you back to the living room.
A bottle of wine and a slim-stemmed glass wait on the table, and Chibs lowers you to the couch before cracking open the bottle and pouring you a healthy glass of the red. You take it and sip, watching him over the rim as he turns the TV down and settles beside you on the couch.
The atmosphere feels different, charged. Still comfortable and easy, but there is a lingering feeling of more that lurks in the room.
“Sweetheart,” Jax begins once the dishes have been done and everyone has found a seat in the living room. You feel yourself tense, not liking the tone of his voice. Jax sits in front of you, pushing the bottle of wine down the table, “We need to talk.”
Your heart immediately lodges in your throat, and every worst-case scenario you can imagine runs through your mind. Your hands tighten around your glass, and you have to unstick your tongue from the roof of your mouth physically. Your voice is a soft croak.
“..Okay…”
“Ain’t anything bad, Kitten,” Tig says from where he lounges in your armchair, socked feet kicked up on the coffee table, “So don’t freak out.”
You give a little wheezing laugh and nod, doing your level best not to do exactly what he said not to do and freak out.
“We just wanna talk to you, propose something,” Jax continues and clasps his hands together, his thumbs rubbing over scarred knuckles. He watches you closely, blue eyes raking over your sweatpants and t-shirt, looking adorable and rumpled like usual.
“Listen,” Chibs chimes in from beside you, and his hand finds your thigh, squeezing the flesh there, thumb digging into the meat, “We’ve done some soul searchin’, love, and we’ve all agreed that we want to be more than friends with you.”
You feel your mind go a bit blank at his words, each one bouncing around your skull like a ping pong ball. You blink and look between the three of them, brow furrowing.
“What?”
Tig huffs from his seat and leans forward, his elbows resting on his knees, “Look, Kitten. We wanna share you, in every way that your little brain can think of.”
He meets your eyes, his own dark with arousal and need, “Do you want that?”
“Tig,” Jax bites out and sends the other man a glare, “We said we’d give it to her slow, not toss her in the fuckin’ ocean.”
Tig shrugs, impatient and unrepentant, “She can handle it.”
You could definitely not handle it. You feel like you’re in a daze, mind fuzzy and full of their words as you sit there and listen to Jax and Tig bicker. These men wanted you. They wanted you in the way that you wanted them.
Was it crazy? Absolutely. But you had learned a lot by being friends with these men, and one of those things was living life by the edge. They lived by their own rules and conduct, and didn’t care about social norms.
Maybe you shouldn’t either.
“Lass?”
Chibs’ voice breaks through your spiraling thoughts, and you turn to give him your full attention. He smiles at you, a tiny thing that makes the scars on his cheeks stretch across his face, “Ain’t gotta decide anything right now.”
But despite his assurances, you did want to choose right now. You were tired of pretending that what you felt for these men didn’t exist when it damn well did.
So, you throw caution to the wind and say fuck it.
Chibs grunts when their kitten suddenly snaps a hand out and grabs his kutte, tugging him forward and kissing him like it was going out of style. He immediately falls into the kiss, lips tugging up in a smug smirk when he hears twin groans of want coming from his brothers.
He cups your cheek with one hand, the other curling around your waist and tugging until you sit in his lap. He adjusts so that your knees sit on either side of his hips, effectively straddling him. His hand grips your hip, and a low groan escapes his throat when you grind down without thinking. Chibs tightens his grip, moving you how he wants and hissing through his teeth when he feels your heat through the layers you both wear.
“Ah ah,” You hear Jax tut, and then there was a hand threading through your hair, his fingers tangled in the thick strands as he leads your head back. Jax stands, looming over you with a smirk, while Chibs leans in, his beard scraping along your throat, where he presses open-mouthed kisses along your flesh.
“Share, VP,” Jax rumbles and leans down, his lips brushing against your own, his eyes locked with yours, “There’s enough of her to go around.”
Jax kisses you then, rough and needy, his tongue sliding into your mouth to explore you with a low groan of pleasure. It’s sloppy and wet, but fucking perfect.
Not to be left out, Tig stands and shoves Jax out of the way, leaving you a panting mess with kiss-swollen lips and flushed cheeks before he closes the distance to claim your waiting mouth for himself.
Kissing Tig comes with a lot more teeth. His tongue is hot and heavy in your mouth, demanding all of your attention as it curls around your own slick muscle and sucks. The action makes you whine, eyes rolling with pleasure before it’s suddenly taken away again, only to be replaced with another set of lips that leave you desperate for oxygen.
“Tha’s it, lass,” Chibs purrs in your ear. His accent curls around each word, and you feel slick start to bloom in your core, leaking down to soak into your panties.
“Ye look divine, sat ‘ere in my lap, our hands on you.”
Tig chuckles, the sound low and rough, and noses against the side of your head, eyes locked on the way Jax licks into your mouth like you were the best-tasting thing left on this planet. Your cheeks are flushed, eyes glassy with lust as you squirm on Chibs’ lap, surrounded by the three of them. He wants to see more, wants to see how well you could take all three of them. To see you worked open, pleasure painting your face until you couldn’t remember anything but their names.
But not yet. Not when this thing between the three of you was so new.
Chibs is the one to put a stop to the mess of kisses and wandering hands. He shoves Jax and Tig away, giving you the chance to take a much-needed breath as you lean back and settle against his chest. He holds you close, his hands smoothing up and down your sides as you calm down.
Tig pouts but sits down beside you, leaning back on the cushions as you run a hand through your hair and take a couple of deep breaths. Jax watches you closely, blue eyes sharp.
“You okay, babygirl?”
You nod. Your brain still feels a little fuzzy, but you’re pretty sure that’s from lack of oxygen and not feeling stunned.
“‘M okay,” you rasp and laugh softly, “More than okay.”
“See,” Tig crows and snags one of your hands, lifting it up to press his lips against your knuckles with a grin, “I knew she could take it.”
Jax rolls his eyes and sits back, though his eyes never leave your face, “Never said she couldn’t, brother. Just didn’t want to chance scaring you away.”
You huff a soft laugh and shake your head at them. Your other hand is snagged by Jax, and he tangles your fingers with his own, “I don’t think you guys could ever scare me.”
Chibs hums behind you, his dark eyes soft as he leans in to kiss the back of your skull, lingering there to breathe you in, “We don’t ever want to scare you, sweet girl.”
Jax cuts in then, and any butterfly feelings you were having in that moment sober up at the look on his face. You swallow hard and meet his eyes, knowing that whatever he was about to say is important.
“You know we aren’t good men,” He begins, and you nod even though it wasn’t a question. Jax licks his lips, looking appeased when you do so, “We aren’t nice men, sweetheart. This isn’t a happy hold hands and go watch a movie relationship.”
You nod along then. You’d understood that the night Louise had dragged you to the clubhouse.
“Good,” Jax intones softly, “Because we don’t want to scare you, baby, but sometimes we have to do scary things. You understand that?”
You swallow hard at that. You weren’t ignorant about SAMCRO. You’ve lived in Charming your entire life after all. But you also knew that while they were dangerous, no one in the club ever went out of their way to hurt anyone in the town they lived in. That would be an insult to what they stood for.
“Yeah,” You say and meet his eyes, steeling yourself at the intensity you see there, “I understand.”
Jax searches your face, the other two doing the same, looking for any kind of doubt you might have over your choice. He smirks when he finds none there and lifts the hand he holds to press a kiss to your knuckles, lingering there with a heavy look in his eyes.
“Glad we understand each other then, sweetheart,” Jax murmurs and then leans in, his lips pressing against your brow, “We’ll make sure you don’t regret this.”
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Having three different boyfriends was a lot of work. Surprisingly, they were easier to deal with when they were all together. They balanced each other out, leaving you there to bask and enjoy their presence with ease. But there were days when you’d only see one of them at a time, and their greed knew no bounds.
After receiving a key to your apartment, there would be days when you would come home, and Jax would be lounging on your couch, white shoes by the door, and his shirt tossed in the recliner while he stretched out on the couch. You’d smile and pet his blonde hair, gently tugging until he woke up.
“Sorry,” He’d say and give you that weary smile Jax wore when he felt the world closing in around him, “Needed somewhere quiet.”
You’d just smile and shrug, not bothered that he had used your apartment as a safe space, “Go back to sleep. I’ll make you some tea.”
Jax would grumble and drag you down to the couch instead, wrapping his arms around your waist and smooshing your face in his chest, his face buried in your hair as he breathed you in. He’d roll the two of you, slotting his body over yours as he pressed greedy kisses to your cheeks and throat, his lips finally meeting your own when you whined at him to stop teasing.
Other times, it would be Chibs. He liked to swing by the office you worked at for your lunch, always bringing by your favorite but never the same thing too many days in a row. Your coworkers would coo and caw, whispering loudly about you dating an older man, and…wait.
Didn’t they see you with someone else just the other day?
But you don’t pay them any mind, too busy greeting Chibs and pressing a kiss to his scarred cheek when he offers you a to-go cup of your favorite tea.
“Yer lucky I like ye, lass,” He’d grumble, but you could hear the smile in his voice, “Hard to drive a bike with a flimsy cup in hand.”
“You don’t have to keep bringing me lunch,” You point out one evening, and Chibs scoffs, giving you a glare.
“Like hell, lass,” He rasps and reaches out, thumbing away a crumb that had lingered on the corner of your mouth, “Ye’d miss me too much.”
And then there was Tig.
Tig, who liked to call you in the morning, his voice slurring over the speaker as music blasts in the background and someone else starts yelling.
“Hey, babycakes,” Tig would slur, and you would sigh, already getting out of bed and putting your house shoes on, “Think you could come save your poor boyfriend?”
You’d show up at the bar, and Tig would drag you in for a sloppy kiss with too many teeth and tongue, leaving your lips swollen before promptly passing out in the passenger seat of your car. You’d roll your eyes and drag him inside, setting a bottle of water and some painkillers on the table for him to take in the morning.
Tig would drag himself up and drape across your shoulders, pressing soft kisses to the back of your head, his voice rough with a hangover.
“Always takin’ such good care of me, mama.”
It was something new with them almost every day. They would surprise you with something, whether it be good or bad. And if it were bad? Well, they knew how to go all out.
The first time their way of life had affected you, you had nearly ended everything that night. You’d been fast asleep on the couch, having dozed off during a movie on the rare night that you were without one of your boys.
The loud pounding of your front door jerked you awake, making you tumble off the couch and to the floor. Before you could try and figure out what the hell was going on, you’d heard Jax through the door.
“Baby, come on,” He’d snarled and smacked his hand on the door, “Open up, baby, we need your help.”
You’d scrambled to open the door, terrified and with your heart in your throat. Jax and Chibs came stumbling in, Tig limp between the two of them. Blood soaked their clothes, and you could feel your hands start to shake when they carefully laid him out on your couch.
“Towels,” Jax barked, and you jumped when he snapped his fingers at you. Chibs had already dropped and was tugging Tig’s jeans.
“Sweetheart,” Jax snarled, “Towels. Now.”
Your feet were moving before you could consciously think to move. You drag out every towel in your hallway closet and shove them at Jax and Chibs. Your stomach turns at the smell of iron, and you can’t look at how red everything was.
“Snap out of it, baby,” Jax barked, and you jerked your head up to face him. His brow was furrowed, his face pale and strained. “We need you with us.”
“Bowl of water, love,” Chibs grunted then and jerked his chin in the direction of the kitchen, “On to it, lass.”
You’d toiled at the edges after that, fetching whatever they needed to stabilize Tig until their doctor could make it to your apartment. You stand beside Tig when they are done, carefully avoiding looking too close at the blood-soaked towel wrapped around his upper thigh.
“Hey.”
You blink, glancing down at Tig when his raspy voice meets your ears. He lifts a hand and cups your cheek, wincing when it makes his leg twitch, “Don’t cry, baby. I’ll be right as rain.”
You sniff and wipe at your face. You hadn’t even realized that you’d started to cry until he pointed it out. He grins up at you, but the sight of blood in his teeth and his pain-filled eyes does little to make you feel better.
“What happened?” You ask and look away from Tig to the other two, eyes raking down their bodies, searching for wounds or blood that isn’t from Tig.
“Not for you to worry about, Kitten,” Jax had immediately said and fished out a cigarette, lighting up as he began to pace the living room. Chibs settled by Tig, keeping the towel tight around the other man’s thigh as he watched Jax smoke like a chimney.
“What?” You demanded and narrowed your eyes. Your voice went sharp, and your jaw set stubbornly, “Tig’s bleeding out on my couch and you’re going to tell me not to worry about it?”
You flinch at the look that Jax sends you, but you don’t apologize or take anything back. You couldn’t not over this.
“Yeah,” Jax drawls and stops in front of you, looming, “I expect you to be a good girl and not ask any fucking questions.”
You swallow hard at his harsh tone and frown. Your hands clench at your sides, and you feel an unfamiliar well of anger begin to burn in your chest.
“You don’t get to say that when something like this-,” you gesture at Tig and your ruined couch, “Is going on. I won’t be kept in the dark.”
Jax glares at you, taking a step forward, making you tilt your head back to stare up at him as he chain smokes like a train, “Watch your tone, girl.”
Before either of you could start arguing, your front door burst open, and you were forced to move when a dark-haired woman with a medical bag strode in and began to ask questions. You grit your teeth and fall to the wayside, watching as Chibs explains that Tig had been shot in the thigh and that your apartment was closer than the clubhouse.
Jax snags your arm, and you find yourself dragged into the kitchen, away from the gruesome sight of one of your boyfriends getting a bullet dug out of the meat of his leg. Jax presses you against the fridge, making sure that he has your full attention.
“Listen to me, baby,” he rumbles and grabs your jaw, fingers digging in just enough to make your nose crinkle in discomfort, “You don’t know shit because not knowing keeps your ass safe.”
You glare up at him, lips pursed in frustration, “That’s not fair. I don’t want to be kept in the dark, Jax.”
The blonde sighs heavily and scrubs a hand through his hair, fingers gripping for half a second before he lets his hand fall back to his side, “We can’t do that. It ain’t safe for you.”
You feel true anger swell up in your chest. You wouldn’t do this thing with them half-assed. You would be in all the way or not at all. Even the thought of something happening to one of them and being uninformed about it makes your stomach hurt.
“I don’t want secrets between us,” You say tightly, your voice is loud enough that the ones in the living room could hear you, “You’ll be open with me about everything, or I don’t want to be a part of this.”
You force yourself to meet his startled expression. It was obvious that Jax hadn’t expected you to go that far right off the bat, but you are firm in your choice. You cross your arms tightly, eyes swelling with tears that you sniff back.
“I can’t handle secrets, Jax.”
The silence that settles over the room is only interrupted by the pained wheezing from Tig while their doc stitches his thigh back up. Jax stares at you, his jaw set, before he shoots a look at Chibs, who’d been listening in the entire time. They share a silent conversation before Tig groans dramatically and tosses a hand over his eyes.
“Jus’ fuckin’ tell ‘er,” He slurs, voice rough from blood loss and the shit show that had happened that night, “Ain’t losin’ my fuckin’ kitten over somethin’ stupid.”
You and Jax stare each other down for a full minute after Tig’s outburst, neither of you willing to back down until Chibs sighs and pinches the bridge of his nose, “Just tell ‘er, Jackie Boy. This won’t be the first time somethin’ like this will happen.”
You shoot a thankful look at Chibs and then focus back on Jax, who looks like he is seconds away from blowing his top at having his men turn on him. He chews his lips and then closes his eyes, nostrils flaring before he opens his eyes and meets your own.
“I sent Tig and Juice for a little recon into Niner territory. They’ve been moving product through our parts, and I wanted to know what it was. They got caught, and Tig got shot in the thigh before they could get out.”
You don’t necessarily feel better knowing what happened, but you do feel better, more settled, now that there wasn’t anything being kept from you. You lick your lips and peek at Tig, who catches your eye and winks at you like he wasn’t bleeding out on your couch.
“So what are you gonna do about it?” You find yourself asking. There is an odd detachment to your voice. You understand that you are asking a dangerous question, but seeing one of your lovers hurt as this pisses you off now that you’ve gotten over the fear.
“Retaliation,” Chibs drawls from where he leans in the doorway of the kitchen now. He smokes his own cigarette, the cherry burning bright red as he takes a pull, “Ain’t lettin’ them get away with somethin’ like this.”
You nod slowly and prop yourself up on the counter. Your eyes slide back over to Tig, and your stomach rolls at the sight of the red towels that have been tossed around him. He is pale, gaunt-looking, and you hate that there isn’t really a way you can help him right now.
Jax, even if it was like pulling teeth with him, kept you more in the loop after that. SAMCRO had their retaliation a week later, and a party was thrown in honor of stealing the rival gangs’ product. The clubhouse blasted with loud music, and you were swiftly reminded of your first night here. It didn’t feel like nearly half a year had already passed by then.
You take up the role of Tig Watcher, which wasn’t a very hard job when the man didn’t feel like leaving your side. The two of you took up one of the couches in the common room, your feet tucked under your body, while you sipped from a glass of whiskey, and Tig used your lap as a pillow. Your free hand had made a home in his curly hair, absentmindedly petting him while you listened in on Jax’s conversation with Chibs and Happy.
Only for a frown to grace your lips when an unfamiliar woman decided to step into their space. Your eyes narrow at the sight, watching the other woman lean into Chibs. Tig follows your line of sight and laughs, blue eyes squinting in amusement.
“Uh oh,” He drawled and pinched your thigh with a snarky grin, “Someone is jealous.”
“She’s new,” You comment instead of admitting that you are indeed jealous, “Everyone knows that we’re together.”
“Not her,” Tig murmurs and shifts with a wince, rolling so that he faces the crowds of drinking bikers and hangers-on, “You gonna do something about that?”
You tap a manicured nail against the glass you hold, jaw setting in growing annoyance. The longer she hangs off your boyfriend, the tighter your chest begins to feel. Finally, you huff and tap Tig on the shoulder, gesturing for him to rise, “...yes.”
It didn’t happen often, but the boys weren’t shy in giving or receiving affection from you. Every now and then, you had to get possessive. Because your boys are flirts, and would stand there and just let another woman hang off of them if you didn’t step in. You still aren’t sure if they do that on purpose or not.
Tig giggles like the schoolgirl he is and flops back down on the couch, stretching like a house cat as he watches you lope across the floor, “Go get ‘em, Tiger!”
You ignore Tig and slide into Chibs’ space, leaning into his arm as you steal his beer and take a sip, grabbing his attention as you did so, “Tiggy needed you, love.”
Chibs glances down at you, brow cocking up as he looks from you to Tig, who is still grinning like a cat who got the cream. He then cut his eyes at the woman whom he just now really noticed, and a smirk curled his lips when he understood what was happening.
“Aye, does he now, love?” Chibs drawls and gives you his full attention, his back to the woman standing half a step too close. “He looks fine ta me.”
You roll your eyes at him, though your little act is already starting to break when your lips twitch with amusement. Jax steps in seconds later, a big hand setting firm on your lower back. You see the newbie huff and puff like an ornery hen and have to bite back a smirk. Thankfully, Happy is an actual saint and snags her attention, grumbling as he guides the poor woman away.
“What's going on here?” Jax drawls curiously, blonde brow cocked as he looks between you and Chibs.
“I think our wee lass is jealous,” the Scot murmurs, accent full of humor as he smirks over your head at Jax.
“Oh?” The president says, and his hand slips from your lower back to your hip, where he gently shoves you into his brother's chest. You grunt, but Chibs just grins and sets his beer away so that he can grip your waist with both hands and loom over you. “That right, baby?”
You pout at both of them, but then break immediately, cheeks going pink as you laugh, unrepentant.
“Maybe just a little,” you say and tug at the zipper of Chibs’ kutte, fixing the leather over his shoulders, “Can't have anyone thinking that they've got some kinda chance.”
They both snicker at you before Chibs shifts and catches your chin in a scarred hand, tilting your face up so that he can kiss you gently, “We’re yers, ye possessive beastie.”
You sigh into the kiss and drag him into another right after he stops calling you names, licking into his mouth while Jax crowds in from behind with a low sound of pleasured interest. His hands slide down your back to cup your ass through your jeans, and you feel the blonde grin against your hair when he squeezes his hands, massaging the thick globes of your cheeks.
“Oi,” Tig grouches from his spot on the couch when he sees the three of you tangled up in the corner, “Injured one over here. I demand attention.”
You laugh as you break your kiss with Chibs, and you hear the other two scoff, their hands staying right where they were.
“You’ve had her all night, Tig,” Jax called back, and then bends, his lips finding the smooth arch of your neck. Your eyes flutter with pleasure, and Chibs hums, one hand inching up the front of your shirt to splay his hand over your soft stomach. He slides it up. Fingers ghosting just under the curve of your breast, nails picking at your bra.
“Aye,” Chibs drawls and snags your lips in a quick kiss again, “Learn ta share, brother.”
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Your favorite days, however, are the ones where the four of you can just…be.
It’s the weekend, and the boys have taken over your apartment like usual. The atmosphere is heavy in a lax, slow way. It was hot outside, and none of you felt like venturing out just to be soaked with sweat within the first couple of minutes. Tig and Chibs shared the couch, both nursing beers and watching some fake crime show that you listened to them commentate on with half an ear.
You sat with Jax in the recliner, dressed in a pair of lounge shorts and one of their shirts that had SAMCRO stamped across the back of it like a brand. His arm was wrapped around your waist, your face tucked under his chin while he scrolled his phone with his free hand, eyes heavy-lidded as he watched you and his brothers. It wasn’t often that they were able to indulge like this, and Jax wanted to make sure that it stayed that way for as long as possible.
He feels you shift in his lap and immediately makes room for whatever you were doing, watching you with soft blue eyes. Jax knew that his relationship with you was the exact opposite of traditional, but the four of you made it work, and that was all he cared about.
“Tired, baby?” He asks, voice low so as not to bother the others. He watches you shake your head and shift again, your legs sliding to bracket his hips as you face him. The blonde is interested very quickly, his hands landing on your hips and squeezing. He gently tugs you forward and then kisses you, the embrace soft and sweet, but not short of passion.
One hand smooths up your back, fingers tangling in your hair as he angles you to deepen the kiss, his tongue dipping past your lips to stroke your own, slick muscles twining together in a wet dance of spit. You shift, sitting up on your knees so that you can bury your hands in Jax’s hair, fingers tight in the blonde strands.
His other hand cups between your thighs, and he groans at the heat he finds waiting for him there. Jax’s lips curl into a grin when he presses further, fingers sliding under your baggy shorts to stroke over slick-soaked panties. You huff into the kiss, brow furrowing as you sigh at the exploratory touch.
“Oh,” Tig rumbles from the couch, “Chibs, look. A show just for us.”
They watch your face contort in pleasure, teeth digging into your lower lip when you break the kiss to groan. Jax’s fingers had wiggled past the barrier of your underwear, stroking folds sticky with arousal. He circles your entrance, a rough laugh escaping his throat when his teasing makes you leak all over his hand.
“Fuckin’ soaked already,” He rumbles and smirks at the other two, extracting his hand so that they can see shiny, slick stringing between his fingers. Jax brings his fingers to his lips and sucks them in his mouth, tongue swirling to clean them off as he meets your eyes.
“Taste better every time, doll.”
You make a rough sound when Jax suddenly moves. His forearms slide under your thighs, and he stands, lifting you with him as he turns and lopes to your bedroom. He kicks the door open, and you grunt when he tosses you on the bed. Tig and Chibs have already appeared, their eyes dark with growing arousal as you stare up at the three of them.
“Been a couple of weeks since we all three had you, kitten,” Tig murmurs and slinks forward, one hand sliding into your hair and gripping tight, “You want that again?”
A low whine escapes your throat at the harsh treatment, but you wouldn’t want it any other way. He tugs your head back, angling your chin up to look at him while he smirks down at you, “Stuff all those pretty holes you have.”
A ragged breath left one of the others, and when you look past Tig, Chibs looks near feral, his eyes blown with lust and memories of the last time they had you like that. He lopes forward, His thumb sweeping over your bottom lip when Tig tugs your hair to angle you at the other man.
“Looked like a god damn temptation,” Chibs rasps, “You leaked us for days, lass.”
“And she will again,” Jax says as he appears on the other side. You feel like a rabbit surrounded by a pack of vicious wolves, all ready and salivating for just one bite.
“Ain’t that right, mama?”
Sex with all three of them is always a filthy, filthy series of events. Hands everywhere, your focus on who is who absolutely destroyed, and so much fucking pleasure that it teases on the edge of pain. You lie over Jax, brow sweaty and hands clenched in the sheets as he grinds up into you, cock thick and dragging over sensitive nerves that make stars flash behind your eyelids. A mix of drool and precum drips from your lips, cheeks hallowed and lips stretched taut around the cock in your mouth.
“Tha’s it, lass,” Chibs rumbles and hisses when you swallow around him. His hand tightens in your hair, holding you still as he shoves forward, cock bruising the back of your throat. You gag, tears welling and streaming down your cheeks to mix with the mess that’s already there.
Behind you, Tig’s eyes are locked on the way your ass takes his lube-slicked fingers as he works you open. He drops forward, pressing wet kisses to your spine, grinning when you whine and arch under him. His fingers scissor and circle, dragging over velvety walls as he preps you.
“Gotta open you up good, ma,” Tig purrs filth in your ears, lips dragging over your flesh with every word, “You know how big I am.”
You make a muffled whine, eyes rolling when Jax suddenly snaps his hips up and forces Tig’s fingers to slide deeper inside of you. You clench, shuddering and quaking between the three of them as they use you for their own pleasure.
Tig eventually eases off and then shifts, taking his cock in hand and dragging it over your lube-soaked hole with a grin. The sounds in the room are like music to his ears, and Tig relishes the muffled moan you make when he nudges forward and slides the tip inside.
“Fuck,” Jax hisses, and his head falls back, brow furrowed as the added pressure makes your cunt squelch and tighten around his dick, “Feels like fucking heaven, baby.”
Chibs locks onto the way Tig begins to work his way inside, his mouth watering when he watches your body stretch to accommodate the biggest of the three of them.
“Tha’ feel good, sweet girl?” He purrs above you and slows his snapping pace into slow rolls of his hips, choking you with his prick, “Arse stretched around Tiggy’s cock?”
You garble around his cock, drool falling in great globs from your chin, hitting Jax in the chest where he lies under you. He laughs and scoops the mess up in his fingers before pressing it back up and smearing it around your lips, swollen and tight around Chibs.
“Don’t waste, baby,” He coos meanly, “You know better than that, Ma.”
You are gone, fucked dumb, and raw between the three of them. Your thoughts circle around nothing but the feel of them, each moving, using you. It was degrading and demeaning, but it was the best fucking feeling in the world to be stuck between the three of them.
“Gettin’ close, love,” Chibs warned you, voice tight as that edge grew closer and closer. His hips stuttered when your throat worked him, and he cut his eyes down at Jax, “Where do ye want it, Prez?”
Jax grunts, face red and glistening with sweat, hips a steady rhythm as he fucks you, cunt sucking him in over and over. He laughs when the question registers, lips curling into a smirk.
“Paint that pretty face, Chibs,” he rasps and hisses when his words cause your pussy to leak even more, gummy walls dragging him closer to the edge, “We can help clean her up afterwards.”
“Fuck,” Tig snarls, and your entire body jars with his next thrusts, balls smacking the thick fat of your ass, “Not fucking fair. You know I love cleaning her up.”
Jax snickers, a ragged sound cutting through the laughter when your nails dig into the muscles of his arms. He smirks up at you, meeting watery eyes that didn’t hold a fucking thought.
“Fucking animal,” Chibs growls above you and grits his teeth. He tightens his grip on your hair, holding you firm while his free hand fists his cock tightly, brow furrowing as he curses and slides free of your mouth.
Hot spurts of cum splash you in the face, landing across your forehead and over the bridge of your nose. More hits your cheek and then your lips, sliding down to pool in your mouth. You swallow the load and then lick your lips, eyes clenched shut as you search for more. Chibs laughs and scoops up his spend, feeding it to you bit by bit, watching as your pretty tongue licks it up like it’s the best tasting thing in the world.
“Chibs,” Tig whines from behind, and the Scot takes pity on the other man, fingers dragging through the mess of cum and drool before pressing the sticky mess against his lips. Tig groans and laps it up, cock twitching where it’s buried in your ass.
The sight makes Jax swear, hands clenching around your hips as that tension snaps and he comes with a low snarl of your name on his lips. You whine at the feel of his cum filling your cunt, walls quivering and cunt pulsing as you clench and cream around his dick, body shuddering as you come for the umpteenth time that evening. You breathe heavy, eyes still clenched shut, and mouth full of cum. You sag down, brow pressing against Jax’s chest while Tig whines and ruts into you from behind.
Tig grunts around Chibs’ fingers as he comes, drool sliding past his lips to splatter across your back, his hips stuttering as he empties himself inside of you. Chibs wipes his hand on the sheets, and the hand in your hair softens, petting you instead of restraining.
“You okay, love?” He rumbles and cups your cheek, rubbing his thumb just under your eye.
“...Can’t see,” You rasp, voice wrecked from taking his cock, “Please clean me.”
Jax laughs softly and shoves at Tig with his food, “Come on, man. You’re crushing us.”
Tig groans and reluctantly extracts himself, whining again when he pulls out. His hand grasps your cheek and spreads you open, and Tig watches his spend leak sluggishly from your puckered hole. Below that, the mess from Jax stubbornly clings to puffy folds, and Tig grins as he swipes his fingers through both, gathering the sticky mess on his fingers before he shoves it in your mouth.
You hum and curl your tongue around his fingers, cleaning his digits without a thought, body still loose and pliant between the three of them. Tig backs off after that, sliding off the bed to escape to the bathroom and gather a couple of damp rags.
Chibs helps you rise from Jax, big hands steady on your body when Tig comes back to clean you up. You hiss against Jax’s chest when the lukewarm water meets your cunt, body recouping after the thrashing the boys left you with.
“You did so good for us, baby,” Jax coos in your ear and cups your cheek, leaning up to press his lips to your brow, lingering there for a long moment, “Are you okay?”
You nod after a moment, eyes heavy with exhaustion. You know that you’ll be sore to the point of immobilization after all the aches and pains settle in. You twitch and roll off of Jax now that you are clean, groaning when you curl up on your side, and it makes pain twitch up your spine from your backside.
“I thought we agreed that Tig’s too big?” You rasp and send them all looks of betrayal. Only Chibs has the decency to look even the slightest bit apologetic; Tig just grins, smug, while Jax shrugs one shoulder, trailing the tips of his fingers along your back.
“I wanted it,” Tig rumbles and crawls up the bed. He settles in behind you, tossing an arm around your waist as he nuzzles into the crook of your neck, “Wanted that tight little ass around my cock. Don’t tell me it was too much for you, sweetheart.”
Jax scoots up the bed and rests against the headboard, taking the offered cigarette when Chibs taps one out where he has taken up space at the end of the bed. Jax sits back, one arm behind his head, toned body on display, and takes a long drag, the cherry glowing bright.
“No,” You grumble and roll so that you can bury your face in Tig’s chest. Chibs wraps a hand around your ankle, thumb rubbing soothing circles into your flesh, “Some warning next time would be nice, though.”
Tig just huffs and kisses the top of your head, rolling his eyes as the other two snicker at your pouty behavior.
“You love us,” Jax teases from her perch and nudges you with a foot, lips twisted up in a smirk, “Admit it, baby.”
You sigh heavily and roll back to your back, eyes meandering from Jax to Chibs to Tig before you huff and smile, eyes soft with affection.
“Yeah,” you murmur, and smile when Tig buries closer, “Yeah, I do love you guys.”
Part of the Christmas 2025 choose your own. As always 18+
“Need something kitten?” he cooed as he undid his jeans and slid the head of his cock through your already wet folds. "That why you been texting me all those naughty pictures during the party?"
“You, please” you begged as you tried to look back at him but was unable because of the belt he had placed around your neck tying you to the headboard.
Chibs hummed as he pushed himself all the way into you with a force that had you calling out his name. Giving you no time to adjust he grabbed ahold of your restrained arms pulling them back and putting pressure on your throat as he fucked you. You could only take it as Chibs used your body. Whimpers and wines flowing from your open mouth as your eyes rolled back and toes curled at the pleasure flowing through your body.
“Good girl, taking it for me so well” grunted Chibs as he fucked you as his cock started to twitch before your body started to milk his release from him making him groan.
“Chibs!Its your turn to pick a gift” called Tig from the club doorway making Chibs frown and sigh as he pulled from you.
Masquarede Ball: Hi love! Maybe an angst proposal with Chibs this time?
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It started with the ring.
Not the flash-and-fire kind you saw in jewelry store windows, not the kind Tig or Jax would probably pick out — gaudy and loud, more sparkle than sentiment.
This one was different.
A vintage gold band with a small, deep-blue sapphire set low in the metal, the edges worn smooth by decades of love before it ever found its way into Chibs’ calloused hands. The kind of ring you didn’t buy to impress anyone. The kind of ring you bought because it reminded you of her.
He kept it in the breast pocket of his kutte, tucked in a worn velvet box.
And tonight… tonight was supposed to be the night.
He’d imagined it a hundred times — not the place, not the theatrics, but the moment itself. Her hair falling into her face as she laughed at something stupid he said, her knee brushing his under the table. He’d slip the box out, clear his throat, and ask her. Quiet. Simple. Just them.
That was the plan — until Tig opened his big mouth.
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They were in the clubhouse garage that afternoon, oil in the air, sunlight cutting through the dust in sharp beams. Tig spotted the little square outline in Chibs’ pocket when he reached for a wrench.
“Whatcha got there, brother?” Tig’s voice carried that lazy, dangerous amusement that always made Chibs wary.
Chibs didn’t look up from the bike engine he was working on. “None o’ yer business.”
Tig smirked. “Oh, it’s my business if you’re about to go all Hallmark Channel on us. You’re gonna propose, aren’t you?”
Chibs just grunted. That was enough of an answer.
Tig grinned wider. “So, what’s the plan? Paris? Violin quartet? Champagne in some fancy-ass tower?”
Chibs shook his head, smirking despite himself. “Nah. Just somethin’ quiet. Me an’ her. Nothin’ fancy.”
Tig’s smile faltered, and he tilted his head. “She’s intelligent and classy, brother. You sure you wanna half-ass it?”
It was said in jest — but it landed like a sucker punch.
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By the time the sun dipped behind the horizon, the words had burrowed deep.
Half-ass it.
He found himself imagining other men — the ones who got down on one knee in candlelit restaurants, who flew their girls to some foreign city just to pop the question on a rooftop. Men who could give champagne and violins and luxury.
What was he giving her?
Takeout boxes on his coffee table. Cheap whiskey. A worn leather couch in a cluttered living room.
A man twice her age, scarred and dangerous, with blood on his hands and ghosts in his past.
He almost shoved the ring back in his drawer and locked it away.
Almost.
---
She arrived just after seven, hair in a messy bun, wearing one of his hoodies over her leggings. No makeup, no jewelry — just her. And Christ, she was beautiful.
He made them plates of lo mein, poured them both whiskey. Tried to act normal. But she noticed the way he kept shifting in his seat, fingers drumming against his glass.
“You’re quiet tonight,” she said, studying him with that warm, steady gaze that always made him feel like she could see straight through him. “Everything okay?”
He opened his mouth, closed it again. Tig’s voice whispered in the back of his mind. Half-ass it.
And then… he just moved. No big speech, no perfect lead-in. One minute he was sitting, the next he was on one knee beside her, his kutte creaking as he pulled the little velvet box from his pocket.
Her breath caught, eyes wide.
“I’ve been thinkin’ ‘bout this fer a long while, lass,” he said, his voice low and rough, every word scraped raw from his chest. “I dinnae have anythin’ flashy. No fireworks. No grand bloody gestures. Just this—” he opened the box, the sapphire catching the light “—an’ my heart. Which has been yours since the day I met ye. Will ye marry me?”
For a beat, there was nothing but the faint hum of the fridge and the pounding of his own heartbeat in his ears.
Then she laughed — a small, wet sound as tears gathered in her eyes. “Of course I will, Filip.”
Relief crashed over him so hard he almost had to sit down. She held out her hand, and he slid the ring onto her finger, the gold warm from being pressed against his chest all day.
She cupped his jaw, thumb brushing the edge of one of his scars. “This is perfect,” she whispered. “I would’ve hated a big scene.”
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Later, when they were tangled together on the couch, her head on his chest and her fingers tracing idle patterns over his stomach, he thought back to Tig’s words.
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thinking about chibs telford refer to himself as old man during sex.. 18+
fem!reader, mdni. cw. implied age gap. 'old man' in the dirty, dilfy way, not club way
the position he’s got you in is simple, quite comfortable really: laid flat on your stomach, side of your face resting on tightly crossed arms. a scrunched pillow sits under your stomach, acting as a prop of elevation for chibs.
he cages over you from behind, arms bent beside yours, lips ghosting the shell of your ear from the closeness. his slow and laboured rhythmic breathing matches the pace of his leisure fucking — the focus on depth and feel rather than the speed. every small, half wind of his hips produces the faintest of exhales from you both, your blissed sounds merging and muffling.
every slight bump of his cock into your cunt moves you, the pair of you fluid in motion, moving like tiny waves against the bed. your ankles cross and lift as your knees bend, another point of elevation tightening your pussy’s hold on chibs.
“aye, wee lassie,” he murmurs at the new feel, muttering into the patch of skin behind your ear. “not gon’ last,” he adds between a couple pumps, pressing a needy littler of kisses to where he just spoke — beard skimming the sensitive spots along the back of your bare shoulder.
his pace quickens ever so slightly, barely noticeable really. but it’s as if he’s chasing the edge. his chest brushes up against your back with the subtle increase of speed, strands of his greying hair falling from the pushed back position and mixing with yours below.
“you gon’ come with your old man?” he asks, the question practically rhetorical — no need for a vocal answer. voice low and accent thick as he whispers directly into your ear. “aye?” he hums, waiting for acknowledgement and nipping at the lobe of your ear.
you muster a nod, the motion rather haste. a measly whine accompanies the action and your eyes flutter closed. with his hands planted just in your view, his fingers only a short couple inches away — you reach for his hand. and when he feels your touch, he’s lifting a palm to place atop the back of your hand, fingers lacing into yours.
you clench around him intermittently, your breathing hitching and growing all the more strained with every rock of his cock.
“yer right there, aren’t yer, lovie?” he muffles into your hair, his forehead resting on the side of your head — strength in his neck seeming to be lost.
“yeah,” you murmur, the whinge following the word is rather pathetic.
his grip tightens on your hand, knuckles whitening atop of yours. “then let go.”
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id actually give my last £7.42 to spend a night with this man. pls man you’re my fav scot PLS. fully prepared for no one to read this bc have never spoken about him on my page before
⋆⁺₊❅. — summary; Tig helps decorate for the holidays, though he has different intentions for his 'helping' hand (Tig Trager x fem!reader)
⋆⁺₊❅. — warnings; established relationship, they decorate for the holidays, tig being tig, it’s mostly just fluff with some innuendos, a brief mention of sex, he admires her bending over into a decorations box, but that’s it? (1,200 words)
⋆⁺₊❅. — a/n; you cannot tell me he wouldn’t. imo tig is a big mistletoe enjoyer
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Tig had stopped by the house around mid day, catching you mid decorating for the holidays, boxes of decorations scattered around everywhere.
“hey doll”
he greeted, leaning against the living rooms doorway with a smirk on his face, clearly admiring you every time you leaned into one of the particularly deeper boxes.
“you’re home early”
you commented as you stood upright again, a ball of lights tangled in your hands, once you turned to him.
his eyes flicked between the tangled lights and your face, amusement drawn across his face.
“got some time, thought we could..”
he trailed off, and the innuendo was loud enough that he didn’t even need to finish his words. you knew what he was thinking.
of course that’s what he was thinking of.
normally, you would have said yes, given Tig got you off before himself, but tonight you were in full Christmas mode.
“help me decorate and i’ll think about it”
an overexaggerated sigh came from Tig, followed by his best attempt at puppy dog eyes and a pout.
you laughed, shaking your head before handing him the ball of lights, a silent ask for him to untangle them for you.
Tig sighed again, looking down to the ball of lights in his hands and attempting to untangle the ball before him.
“untangle them please, they’re for the tree”
at your words, Tig’s eyes shot up to meet yours and a look of mock offence crossed his face.
“you were going to decorate the tree without me?!”
dramatic, of course.
but you did expect him to be gone all day, and he’d told you to decorate earlier before he left.
so you took that as an ‘a-okay’ to decorate, hauling out all the decorations boxes to start the festivities. but you should’ve known, Tig always changes his mind with these sorts of things.
“you said i could decorate before you left”
his head tilted while you rested your hands on your hips, giving him a pointed look.
“yeah but the tree?! come on, baby”
Tig mirrored your look and pose, lights momentarily set aside, making you unable to hide a smile or any frustration at him.
definitely typical Tig.
“let me help”
he prompted as you turned back to the boxes, leaning in to fish out the tree topper before earning a low whistle from Tig, eyes no doubt falling lower than they should have.
“lights Tig, i need those lights”
you said from halfway in the box, finally pulling out the tree topper and setting it aside. Tig had resumed with the lights, fiddling and cursing at the tightly wound ball after disappearing into the kitchen.
if anyone could untangle Christmas tree lights, it was definitely Tig, even if his mind had currently wandered off from the task at hand.
while he fiddled with the lights, you moved on to the next box of decorations. the miscellaneous items that were put up around the house, like couch cushions or the blankets you had on the couch.
“baby they’re stuck!”
Tig shouted, annoyance lacing his tone, before it was followed up by the lights hitting the nearest counter.
you let out a sigh before moving towards him, hands poised on your hips and a look on your face. but Tig only offered an apologetic smile in return, moving towards you and wrapping his arms around your waist.
he pulled you against him, even as you protested and tried to pull away.
“guess we’ll just need to find something else to do”
his innuendo was back in full force, followed by a suggestive wag of his eyebrows that made you roll your eyes.
“at least help with some other decorations first?”
Tig huffed like a petulant child being told no to candy, before he was moving back towards the living room to the boxes of decorations.
instead of following him back into the living room, you stayed in the kitchen and tried your hand at untangling the lights.
lifting the ball, you pulled and pried at the lights, searching for any give they might’ve had.
even with Tig’s attempts at them, it was clear they weren’t going to miraculously become untangled.
“hey babe? i think we need to buy new lights, they just won’t—“
you cut yourself off as you walked back into the living room, stopping in your tracks at Tig’s all too smug and suggestive smirk.
“what?”
he only wagged his eyebrows in response, making your confusion grow.
Tig took a step towards you, taking the lights from your hands and tossing them down onto the kiss, before both of his hands cradled your face.
his lips pressed to yours in a deep kiss, catching you by surprise. you quickly melted into the embrace, humming as Tig nipped at your bottom lip before soothing it with his tongue.
“what was that for?”
you asked against his lips once he had pulled back, confusion still swirling around in your head.
but Tig was leaning back in for another kiss, smirk firmly planted on his face and his hands keeping you from squirming away from him.
when he finally pulled away, letting you take in some air, he pointed above you.
mistletoe.
mistletoe was pinned to the doorway, just out of view that you wouldn’t have seen it if it wasn’t pointed out. slick bastard.
“really?”
his smirk widened, his eyes glinting with mischief and his thumbs stroking across your cheeks.
“really, best decoration”
you couldn’t be mad at him, not really. you did ask him to help decorate, you just didn’t think you had mistletoe.
so this, Tig being Tig, wasn’t a worry when you set him off on his task.
“didn’t know we had any mistletoe, baby”
he hummed, stroking his thumbs across your cheeks again, admiring you for a long minute before he spoke.
“bottom of the box, under your many blankets”
still, you had no recollection of ever buying or receiving mistletoe.
even as you tried thinking back on the previous holidays you’d spent with Tig, mistletoe was never there. not even a tiny bit of it.
“when did we get mistletoe, TIg?”
you asked, using that tone he couldn’t lie to, hoping to get the truth out of him.
“last year? when we bought those new decorations”
the memory was still fuzzy, but you could vaguely remember Tig slipping away while you looked at various decorations and blankets.
he’d only returned when you’d found your new ‘keepsake’ ornament for the year, though he didn’t have a bag or anything with him.
it still left you puzzled.
“you’ve had that hidden for a year?!”
Tig laughed, offering a small nod before amusement flickered across his face again.
“and as i’ve waited patiently for a year, i do believe i deserve another kiss”
you were about to protest him on it, though he was already leaning in to kiss you again, more heated than his previous kisses.
this was your Tig all right, keeping mistletoe hidden away for a year for a kiss he could’ve gotten anyways if he asked. but you weren’t one to complain once his lips were on yours, especially not if it was during a silly holiday custom.