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“Yeah, he’s got a real talent with all that computer shit. Now, if we can just get him to look both ways before he crosses the street, we’ll be set,” Bishop said as he turned to leave. “I’m heading out. Gotta check on the new systems over at the clubhouse.”
Bishop made his way to the clubhouse in search of Bobby. He needed him to use his hacking skills to find out more about Duce, so he could track every move he made over the next few weeks. He wanted to be prepared for whatever the Diablos had planned. He knew there was no way Duce was just going to let things go without some form of retaliation.
Chapter 14
Tessa
“I can’t believe the Fall Festival is next week! I really think it’s going to be the best one yet. We still need to find a few more volunteers to work the booths. Any ideas?” Tessa asked Drake and his friends.
Myles was working quietly in the back of the room when he said, “I bet I could get my dad and some of the guys to come help. Doc is great on a grill. Dad could help him do the burgers and dogs for us. I’ll ask them tonight…and ya gotta get Principal Morrison to do the dunking booth. All kinds of folks would pay big money to see him drop his big ass in that tank.”
“Myles. Really? Watch your language,” Tessa said as she sighed with frustration. “You’re probably right about Mr. Morrison, though. I’ll ask him in the morning if he’ll do it. Let me know what your dad says about volunteering. I really doubt the guys will want to spend their Saturday dealing with a bunch of kids, but it would help us out a lot if they would.”
“They’ll do it if dad tells them to,” Myles said smiling. “We’re still going to the game tomorrow night, right?”
“I think so. Do you mind that we’re all going together?” Tessa asked.
Myles looked up at her and replied, “I think it’s awesome. You’re really cool, Ms. Campbell, and I like hanging out with Drake. I think it will be fun. I’m gonna bring my football, so we can have something to do during the game. Dad said he’s taking you by the clubhouse after the game to meet some of the guys. I think you’ll like ‘em.”
“I’m looking forward to meeting them. Well, it’s almost five. Better gather up your stuff, so we can be ready when Bishop gets here.” Tessa turned her attention to Drake and said, “Hey buddy, it’s about time to go home. Let’s pick up Izzie from the sitter’s and go get some Chinese. I’m too tired to cook tonight.”
“Finally! I can get something good to eat,” Drake said with a huff. “Can I get wontons and egg rolls, too? I’m starving.”
“Whatever, just get ready to go,” Tessa said making her way to the door. “Let’s go, Myles.”
Bishop was already waiting for them in the parking lot. He was sitting on his bike talking on his phone and seemed distracted. He didn’t notice them as they walked up. The fierce look on his face showed that he was obviously ticked off.
“Just do it. I want it taken care of by the time I get back,” Bishop said grimly. He hung up his phone and growled as he put it in his back pocket. He got off the bike and walked over to her.
“Is everything okay?” Tessa asked quietly. She was curious about his demeanor, but she couldn’t resist the temptation of staring at his full lips. Heat rolled through her as she thought about the passionate kiss they’d shared a week earlier.
Bishop’s blue eyes seemed darker when he turned to face her. Her heart fluttered as his expression immediately changed. A small smile spread across his face as he walked over to her. “Everything’s fine now. Got some business with the club I’m trying to get settled before tomorrow night.”
“OK,” she replied timidly. She felt herself blush when his gaze dropped to her mouth. She hoped that he was thinking about that kiss, too.
“I’ll swing by and get you at your place around seven.”
“I can meet you there if that’d be easier.
“Yeah, he’s got a real talent with all that computer shit. Now, if we can just get him to look both ways before he crosses the street, we’ll be set,” Bishop said as he turned to leave. “I’m heading out. Gotta check on the new systems over at the clubhouse.”
Bishop made his way to the clubhouse in search of Bobby. He needed him to use his hacking skills to find out more about Duce, so he could track every move he made over the next few weeks. He wanted to be prepared for whatever the Diablos had planned. He knew there was no way Duce was just going to let things go without some form of retaliation.
Chapter 14
Tessa
“I can’t believe the Fall Festival is next week! I really think it’s going to be the best one yet. We still need to find a few more volunteers to work the booths. Any ideas?” Tessa asked Drake and his friends.
Myles was working quietly in the back of the room when he said, “I bet I could get my dad and some of the guys to come help. Doc is great on a grill. Dad could help him do the burgers and dogs for us. I’ll ask them tonight…and ya gotta get Principal Morrison to do the dunking booth. All kinds of folks would pay big money to see him drop his big ass in that tank.”
“Myles. Really? Watch your language,” Tessa said as she sighed with frustration. “You’re probably right about Mr. Morrison, though. I’ll ask him in the morning if he’ll do it. Let me know what your dad says about volunteering. I really doubt the guys will want to spend their Saturday dealing with a bunch of kids, but it would help us out a lot if they would.”
“They’ll do it if dad tells them to,” Myles said smiling. “We’re still going to the game tomorrow night, right?”
“I think so. Do you mind that we’re all going together?” Tessa asked.
Myles looked up at her and replied, “I think it’s awesome. You’re really cool, Ms. Campbell, and I like hanging out with Drake. I think it will be fun. I’m gonna bring my football, so we can have something to do during the game. Dad said he’s taking you by the clubhouse after the game to meet some of the guys. I think you’ll like ‘em.”
“I’m looking forward to meeting them. Well, it’s almost five. Better gather up your stuff, so we can be ready when Bishop gets here.” Tessa turned her attention to Drake and said, “Hey buddy, it’s about time to go home. Let’s pick up Izzie from the sitter’s and go get some Chinese. I’m too tired to cook tonight.”
“Finally! I can get something good to eat,” Drake said with a huff. “Can I get wontons and egg rolls, too? I’m starving.”
“Whatever, just get ready to go,” Tessa said making her way to the door. “Let’s go, Myles.”
Bishop was already waiting for them in the parking lot. He was sitting on his bike talking on his phone and seemed distracted. He didn’t notice them as they walked up. The fierce look on his face showed that he was obviously ticked off.
“Just do it. I want it taken care of by the time I get back,” Bishop said grimly. He hung up his phone and growled as he put it in his back pocket. He got off the bike and walked over to her.
“Is everything okay?” Tessa asked quietly. She was curious about his demeanor, but she couldn’t resist the temptation of staring at his full lips. Heat rolled through her as she thought about the passionate kiss they’d shared a week earlier.
Bishop’s blue eyes seemed darker when he turned to face her. Her heart fluttered as his expression immediately changed. A small smile spread across his face as he walked over to her. “Everything’s fine now. Got some business with the club I’m trying to get settled before tomorrow night.”
“OK,” she replied timidly. She felt herself blush when his gaze dropped to her mouth. She hoped that he was thinking about that kiss, too.
“I’ll swing by and get you at your place around seven.”
“I can meet you there if that’d be easier.
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