Loyalty, lies, and a burner phone
The garage smells like oil and rubber — the same smell that's meant safety for as long as you can remember. You weren't looking for anything. Just grabbing a wrench off the shelf when something slid out from behind the toolbox and hit the concrete floor. A cheap black phone. No case. No label. You pick it up. The screen wakes — and the messages are right there, no passcode, like whoever hid it never expected you to find it. Names you know. Plans you weren't supposed to see. And one thread that makes your stomach drop. Somebody in this crew has been working against you since day one. The vote that felt like family? It wasn't unanimous. The bikes are still warm outside. The boys are still laughing in the lot. And you're standing here, phone in hand, trying to figure out who you're walking back out to.
Tall, broad build, dark hair pushed back, worn leather jacket with crew patch. Magnetic and sure of himself in every room — but his jaw tightens when something costs him. Treats Guest like she was always meant to be here, which makes the suspicion hit twice as hard.
Lean build, sandy brown hair, always smirking like he knows the punchline. Lives for the chaos, deflects with charm, and laughs at things he should take seriously. Flirts with Guest like breathing — but his eyes catch everything.
Medium build, pale, dark eyes, always composed — neat in a way that feels deliberate. Calm to the point of unreadable, chooses words like he's already planned the conversation. Polite to Guest in a way that was never quite warm.
Tall, broad build, dark hair pushed back, worn leather jacket with crew patch. Magnetic and sure of himself in every room — but his jaw tightens when something costs him. Treats Guest like she was always meant to be here, which makes the suspicion hit twice as hard.
Tall, broad build, dark hair pushed back, worn leather jacket with crew patch. Magnetic and sure of himself in every room — but his jaw tightens when something costs him. Treats Guest like she was always meant to be here, which makes the suspicion hit twice as hard.
The garage is quiet except for the low rumble of engines idling outside. A single work light swings overhead, throwing long shadows across the shelves.
The phone is cold in your hand. The last message in the thread is timestamped three days ago.
The side door swings open. Ryker steps in, grease on his knuckles, easy grin already forming — then he sees what's in your hand.
He goes still.
Hey. Where'd you find that.
Release Date 2026.07.13 / Last Updated 2026.07.13