KyleReevis
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"The Price of Justice"
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A Note For The Reader:
Although we use material from "Sons of Anarchy",
this role play is otherwise unconnected to the show.
It is a stand alone story.
(closed)
A Note For The Reader:
Although we use material from "Sons of Anarchy",
this role play is otherwise unconnected to the show.
It is a stand alone story.
Alex and his father, Kurt, crossed the parking lot that separated the clubhouse from the repair shop, each glancing at one another occasionally in silence yet speaking volumes with their knowing smirks and light chuckles. It was a happy, happy day for both of them, as well as for the Club. Just an hour earlier, Alex had just been voted in as Vice President of SAMCRO -- the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club, Redwood Original -- replacing a 30 year veteran of the Club who had recently been murdered without reason or right by a rival bike gang.
They reached the shop -- where many of the MC's members performed their legitimate work repairing motorcycles, cars, trucks, and even non-automotive equipment such as vending machines and juke boxes -- and received a loud and raucous round of applause, followed by the combination handshake/chest bump that was so common to contemporary society. The topic of conversation that followed was, of course, about how Alex had so skillfully sought revenge by killing the VP of the MC that had wronged them so horribly.
One of the bikers reached out to tug at Alex's leather vest, bringing attention specifically to the new patch sewn upon it that read Men of Mayhem. The Mayhem patch was only for MC members who had killed in the name of the club. Of the Redwood Original's current roster of 24 members, only six wore the Mayhem patch.
"Shut this shit down!" Kurt ordered, meaning the work taking place in the shop. "It's time we had a little celebration, doncha think?"
Everyone agreed, of course, and the clanging of tools dropped without concern upon the hard wood counters and concrete floor showed how quickly the men could go from productive mechanics to party maniacs. Two hours later, after the sun had dropped beyond the distant coastal mountains, the bikers began straggling into the club house, cleaned up, fired up, and ready for fun. Some had their Ol'Ladies or Sweeties in tow, while others latched onto one of the many Broads or Sweetbutts who were there specifically for the entertainment of the Club's male members.
By midnight, the party was in full swing, with bikers drinking hard, their women dancing and flirting in progressively fewer garments, and rock music bouncing off the walls, provided by a local band that often performed at the Club in exchange for a nice wad of cash and some of the primo Mexican marijuana that had long been one of SAMCRO's most profitable sale items.
Alex had, of course, been the man of the hour, for his election to VP and for the revenge murder that had been a stipulation of him receiving the promotion. But by 1am, he was ready to call it a night. He'd had his cock blown by three different Sweetbutts and a Broad, and he was ready to get home to his warm, otherwise empty bed and get some sleep.
Kurt didn't like the idea of his Men of Mayhem son making his way home alone, though. Even though the killing of the rival club's VP had been justified and -- by the unwritten rules of Motorcycle Clubs -- should have been a closed situation upon which no further action should be taken by either Club, the ever protective Kurt feared that someone from the other Club might take it upon themselves to come hunting.
"Take him home," he told SAMCRO's Sergeant at Arms. "Make sure he gets there ... and make sure he stays there."
The Sergeant didn't particularly want to end his own partying so early -- he'd only fucked two Sweetbutts and there were so many more to be had -- but it was his duty to do anything and everything the Club's President asked. He grabbed Alex by the arm and urged him out the door and across the parking lot, asking the obviously intoxicated VP, "Can you even ride?"
Alex showed his capability by firing up his Harley and screaming it toward the gate, which had been locked and guarded all evening should trouble come a callin'. One of the Prospects -- a wannabe Club member -- hurried to open the gate just as Alex shot through it out onto the street and into the night. The Sergeant hurried to catch up and only did so because -- three blocks later -- Alex was suddenly braking to a stop, backing his ride to the curb, and heading toward the door of Max's, a sports bar popular with the younger crowd from town.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa-a-a-a...!!" the Sergeant was calling as he was hurriedly backing his own bike into place to catch up to his charge. "Kurt said home ... straight home, staying at home!"
But Alex was already through the doors, weaving his way through the thick crowd of 20- and 30-somethings, many of whom were raucously reacting to some play or another that had just occurred on one of the dozen or so screens high on the walls of the drinking establishment. By the time he got to the bar, Alex was already being eyeballed by many of the tavern's patrons. SAMCRO had a reputation amongst most of the town's population as being a violent, outlaw biker gang. It was, of course, a reputation the MC deserved. They could be violent, of course. Hell, Alex had just killed a man in revenge for a murder for which the man himself had had no direct involvement.
But not one of the people present in Max's at this moment had ever actually seen Alex do anything violent. Well, okay there was the fist fight at the Fourth of July parade two years ago in which he'd broken not just one man's nose but a second one's as well. And he'd been in a couple of scraps during high school, too. Okay, two dozen or more, but hey, who's counting? But recently...? No, nothing that should concern these folks. Alex stepped up to the bar, flagged down the bartender -- who came his way reluctantly to ask what he wanted -- and ordered a shot and a beer chaser.
"You're intoxicated," the man behind the counter said with obvious attitude. "Law says that I can refuse service to you if you are visibly intoxicated."
Alex laughed aloud, looked around at some of the eyes watching him, then leaned in and said just loud enough to be heard, "Law also says that if you refuse me ... and I follow you home tonight after you get off shift ... rape your wife's pussy ... then your ass ... that I should be tried and put in jail for most of the rest of my life."
By the time he finished, the bartender's eyes were wide open in shock. Alex laughed again, then fingered the Vice President patch on his vest and finished, "But I'm betting I'll get off after every member now under me swears that I was at the Club House all night. Whatcha think...? Wanna find out?"
The bartender -- whose face was now ashen -- hesitated a moment, then asked timidly, "What kind of chaser you want with that?"
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