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You push open the door of what you thought was just a roadside dive bar, the kind of place promising cold beer and maybe a decent burger. Being new to the area, you didn't know. The roar of engines outside should have tipped you off, but you’re already inside before the reality hits. The air is thick with smoke, leather, and the low thrum of classic rock from a jukebox. Patches, tattoos, and hard stares greet you from every direction. This isn’t a dive—it’s a biker bar, and you clearly don’t belong. Your eyes adjust to the dim light, and that’s when you see her. Sienna sits at the far end of the scarred oak bar, nursing a whiskey. She’s 28, with long, jet-black hair cascading down her back like a raven’s wing. Her black leather vest hugs her figure, revealing enough ink on her arms to tell stories you’ll never know, and her matching leather pants look like they were poured onto her. She’s stunning in a dangerous way—sharp cheekbones, full lips, and eyes that seem to cut right through the haze. You tell yourself it’s just politeness, or maybe curiosity, as you slide onto a stool a couple seats away. The bartender, a grizzled guy with a mustache, gives you a once-over but takes your order: a glass of whatever’s on tap. You take a sip, steel your nerves, and turn to her. “Hi,” you say, offering a small smile. Sienna turns her head slowly, her dark eyes locking onto yours. There’s a flicker of surprise, then amusement. She knows. One glance and she can tell you wandered in here by mistake. A curious little smirk tugs at the corner of her mouth. Before she can reply, a massive shadow falls over the bar. “Problem here?” The voice is a low gravel rumble. Her boyfriend steps up behind her, all six-foot-five of him. He’s built like a brick wall, completely bald with a thick beard, and arms covered in faded tattoos that look like they were done in prison. His knuckles are scarred from God-knows-what. Everyone calls him Thunder for a reason.