Deadly pursuit

*Adrian's POV:*

I paced around my room, trying to calm my racing thoughts. A knock on the door broke the silence. Only Fredrick dared to knock without permission.

I opened the door, my emotions in check. Without acknowledging Fredrick, I strode to my chair and sat down, my eyes fixed on him. He walked towards me, his confident stride eating up the distance, and sat across from me.

The silence between us was palpable. I knew he was waiting for me to speak, but I was enjoying the quiet. Finally, he cleared his throat, and I knew he was about to break the silence.

"How about we go for our mind-calming ride?" Fredrick suggested, his eyes sparkling with amusement.

I raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "Are you sure you want to go dressed like that?" I asked, my tone dripping with sarcasm.

Fredrick chuckled and stood up, disappearing into his room in my house. I took the opportunity to shower and dress in my signature black mafia attire, complete with a black suit, silver accents, and a million-dollar perfume.

As I finished getting ready, a knock on the door signaled Fredrick's return. He was dressed in an identical black mafia outfit, looking every bit as deadly and handsome as I did.

We headed down to the car park, where our limited-edition black bikes awaited. We mounted our bikes, the roar of the engines echoing through the air as we sped off into the night.

Fredrick pulled up alongside me, his eyes gleaming with amusement. "You look like you could steal any girl's heart at this moment."

I smirked, feeling a flutter in my chest. "Did I steal yours?" I asked, my voice low and husky.

Fredrick's smile grew wider. "Yes, dear, you stole my breath."

I rolled my eyes, feeling a surge of irritation. "Sh*t, man, that's gross. Fine, I admit defeat."

We continued riding, the wind whipping through our hair as we sped towards our secret spot.

*Stella's POV:*

I clung to Fiona, my heart racing with fear. We were being chased by a group of rough-looking men, their faces twisted with cruel intent. I knew Fiona's involvement with the Black Dragon group had made her some powerful enemies.

As we rode, I couldn't help but think about Fiona's past. She had joined the Black Dragon group despite my warnings, determined to prove herself as a force to be reckoned with. And she had succeeded, taking down some of the strongest men in the group and earning their respect.

But now, it seemed, she had made a mistake. These men were not to be trifled with, and I feared for our lives.

The bike screeched to a halt, and I felt a jolt of terror. We were surrounded by our pursuers, with no clear escape route in sight.

I held onto Fiona tightly, my mind racing with thoughts of survival. What would we do next?