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wisdom.
    “Listen,” she said, “My clothes are in there… Why don’t I go and get them and then we can get the hell out of here?”
    Steel smiled and nodded.
    “I’ll be right back,” she smiled as she passed him the keys to her car.
    She jogged lightly to the back door, careful not to slip or trip in her monster heels. Destiny opened the door for her and looked past her to catch sight of Steel leaning against the wall, lighting a cigarette of his own.
    “Oh my god,” Destiny gasped. “Is that the guy from last night?”
    Candy giggled and shushed her as she pulled her back inside the building.
    “Marv is going to be angry,” she said. “His name is Steel and from what I can see, he’s about to be in charge of things around here.”
    Destiny chewed her bottom lip and looked concerned. “What about Marv?”
    “I don’t know what’s going to happen to him,” Candy admitted, “but I can just sense that something is off…”
    “Be careful,” Destiny said, “I have a bad feeling about this, too.”
    Candy nodded and gave her friend a hug before she went back into the dressing room and scooped up her clothes. She unclipped the suspenders and belt and slipped on her jeans before she threw on a tight white tank top and some sandals. As she shook her hair out and looked at herself in the mirror, she had the overwhelming urge for the first time in a long time to wipe off all the pink gloss and blush and just go au natural .
    “Why not?” she said aloud as she reached into her purse and pulled out a pack of make-up wipes. As she smoothed the cloth over her face and removed any last trace of pink, she instantly felt better. She smiled at her reflection, shoved the rest of her belongings back into her purse and got out of there before Marv came looking for her.
    Out the back, Destiny and Steel were smoking together and Steel’s eyes lit up when Candy stepped out with her bag slung over her shoulder.
    “Much better,” he said, exhaling a plume of smoke up into the dark. “Shall we?”
    Candy nodded, slipped her hand into his and then they turned and walked back to the front of the building. His bike was still standing proudly in the parking lot, and as he helped her onto it, she realized that she had never been on a bike before, and she had no idea what to expect.
    “Don’t go too fast,” she blurted out defensively, hoping he would take her safety seriously. But Steel just smirked and started the engine.
    She didn’t know where he was going to take her, or why she felt so comfortable going with him considering they had only just met, but there was something about him that made her feel safe. She wrapped her arms around his waist, and as he pulled out of the parking lot and hit the highway, she screamed with excitement. The wind whipped through her hair and the speed took her breath away.
    The stars twinkled brightly above their heads, and as she breathed in his intoxicating cologne, she admitted to herself that she had missed being close to a man. It had been such a long time since she had felt really wanted, and even after working at Red X with all of those lustful eyes on her, she hadn’t ever felt the pull like she did in that moment.
    Steel pulled off the highway and onto Main Street. They thundered through the deserted town and out of the other side. Candy knew that the bikers all lived and worked on the other side of town, a side that not many people ventured to, but she hadn’t bargained for him taking her there. Her nerves began to mount.
    “Where are we going?” she asked.
    “For a drink,” he replied.
    They rounded a corner, and in the distance the deep red lights of The Bleeding Bullet came into view. Candy leaned forward and took it all in. The swarms of cop cars, the heavy music, the half-naked women, and the rows of bikes all lined up with big, burly, dangerous men sitting astride them. 
    “If you think Red X is depraved…wait until you see this,” Steel said with a wicked