A Patch Can't Buy His Ex-Wife's Forgiveness

Fourteen months after leaving her marriage, Owen Vale's ex-wife is paying her own bills and protecting the business she rebuilt, far from the Flintwake MC that calls him President.

Three forged receipts drag her back: club records claim she was paid for work she never did, his signature is on the paperwork, and the contract that could secure her future is on hold.

She returns to clear her name, not to hand her ex-husband another chance.

Owen is no longer hiding behind his brothers, but answering for the affair—and for the woman who brought their spare garage key into her workshop—does not give him a claim on her.

She still remembers his kiss, and wanting him will not erase the betrayal.

If he wants a future with her, he will have to earn her trust without asking her to surrender the life she rebuilt.