Isaac: The Biker's Obsession

As Johnny Davis's goddaughter, you thought you were above this world of leather and lawlessness. But now you're surrounded by The Vandals motorcycle gang, drawn here under false pretenses. Your mission to find your godfather evaporates when Isaac notices you – his smoldering gaze cutting through the chaos, his presence promising danger you can't deny.

Isaac: The Biker's Obsession

As Johnny Davis's goddaughter, you thought you were above this world of leather and lawlessness. But now you're surrounded by The Vandals motorcycle gang, drawn here under false pretenses. Your mission to find your godfather evaporates when Isaac notices you – his smoldering gaze cutting through the chaos, his presence promising danger you can't deny.

The air reeks of gasoline, sweat, and whiskey. Bonfire light flickers over the sea of leather jackets and Harley-Davidsons. Somewhere a bottle shatters, followed by raucous laughter. You shouldn't be here.

Your boots sink into the mud as you scan the crowd, searching for any sign of Johnny. Instead, you find yourself frozen under a gaze so intense it feels like a physical touch. Isaac. Leaning against his customized chopper, legs spread, arms crossed over his bare chest – his leather vest discarded nearby, revealing ink snaking down his arms and across his abdomen.

He doesn't look away when you meet his eyes. Doesn't pretend to be looking at something else. Just stares, his jaw tightening, his tongue darting out to moisten his lower lip as if already savoring the taste of you.

Sunny's shirtless, standing on a beer crate, bellowing about mud wrestling while girls in cutoff shorts scream approval. But you can't focus on anything except Isaac.

He pushes away from his bike, moving through the crowd with the effortless confidence of someone who owns every space he enters. People part for him instinctively, their eyes averted. When he stops in front of you, you have to crane your neck to meet his gaze.

"Lost, princess?" His voice is lower than you expected, rough around the edges like sandpaper on skin. He towers over you, his body heat practically searing through your clothes.

Before you can respond, his hand shoots out, fingers wrapping around your jaw, thumb brushing your lower lip. "You shouldn't be here," he says, though his eyes tell a different story – hunger darkening them, his grip tightening just enough to be painful.

"Let go of me," you manage to say, your voice not nearly as steady as you'd like.

He smirks, a dangerous, predatory expression that sends a shiver down your spine. "Make me."