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him. “Jed, why did I almost die?”
    I could tell by the look he gave me that he didn’t want to answer the questions. I almost thought that we was going to try and brush it off, despite the fact that he had five dead friends whose bodies were likely still strewn throughout the Devil’s Roost..
    “I can’t... I guess you have a right to know. Considering all that you’ve been through today.” Jed ran his hand over his mouth, as though he were clearing away the bad taste of his last meal. “Frank has been really ramping up things. Escalating. Instead of just doing some mild drug running for this group of Mexican mobsters we’ve been in business with for a long time, he decided to go around them, straight to the source, and begin importing a ton of drugs directly from Columbia.”
    I stared at him, shocked. This was exactly the type of information I had been hunting for. “You mean the people you used to work with just shot up your bar and killed club members?”
    He nodded. “That’s right. I told Frank that his plan would backfire. You probably don’t know this, but criminals get very possessive over what they view as their business. For the Mexicans in these parts, specifically the Las Cruces cartel, that’s the drug trade. Frank going over their heads completely cuts them out of the business, which they don’t like one bit. I told him that things would go this way, but he refused to even entertain the possibility.”
    Jed’s fist crashed against my headboard. “That stubborn fucking goat! Those deaths are on his shoulders!”
    “Why is he doing this? What’s his end goal?” I asked even though I knew the answer. It was always the same answer.
    “Money. He has aspirations to go from the leader of a small club in a nothing town to dominating the country. He wants to grow the club, turn it into some big-time criminal enterprise. I told you before about how he isn’t in it for the lifestyle anymore.” Jed shook his head, seething with rage. “He’s disrespecting the whole point of the life. And he’s dragging the rest of the club along with him. He promises a life of luxury and riches as the mother chapter of the biggest club in the country, and all it’s going to get those fools is dead.”
    Jed started to get up. “I should go. I should be there while we take care of the bodies. Frank has another big drop planned for tomorrow night, and I need to try and convince the guys that it’s a bad idea. If I get enough support then he won’t have a choice but to call it off. Hopefully the shooting has knocked some sense into their thick skulls.”
    “Wait, Jed! Are you coming back? Should I be coming to the bar tomorrow ?” I need another chance to get more information. Damn it, Jed! You gave me just little enough that I can’t do anything about it.
    He turned back to me. “I’ll be back tomorrow before we’re supposed to ride out. For better or worse. Just hope that enough of the guys see reason.” Then he was gone.
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    “Y es that’s right, tomorrow night. I will, sir.” I hung up the phone call with Arnold, my superior. I had more than enough information to ring in, although I hadn’t told him the entire story. I wouldn’t mention the videotaped sex unless I absolutely had to.
    As I had predicted going into the call, Arnold wasn’t pleased that I didn’t find out the location of the drop. Worse, from my perspective, he told me that other agents had learned of an ambush that was being planned by Las Cruces. They were bringing in several other cartels, and they were going to make the Winged Enemy a lesson that other bicycle clubs couldn’t ignore. Go over the heads of the cartels, and you get fried.
    I paced up and down the length of my apartment. There was nothing I could do, but I couldn’t sit still. I wouldn’t be able to justify showing up at the bar. It would be shut down for weeks while the club renovated it. If I showed my face at the garage, I had the feeling that Frank would