The Little Girl’s Last $93 — A Giant Biker Promised to Bring Her Missing Mother Home

Chapter 6

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Emily stayed with Cole's wife, but she insisted on sending one thing with Jax.

Her ninety-three dollars.

Jax stared at the envelope.

"What am I supposed to do with this?"

Emily looked serious.

"Use it to bring her home."

Jax smiled.

"Kid, I don't think this is going to cost ninety-three dollars."

"I know."

"Then why?"

Emily pressed the envelope into his hand.

"Because it's all I have."

Jax looked at her for a long moment.

Then he put it inside his vest.

"I'll bring it back."

The transfer yard was surrounded by rusted shipping containers.

Victor Kane's trucks moved through the darkness.

Tommy's information had been correct.

Inside one container, the bikers found medical equipment.

Brand-new equipment.

Ventilators.

Wheelchairs.

Monitors.

Everything listed as destroyed.

Cole filmed everything.

"He's been stealing government supplies for years."

Jax pointed toward another building.

"Sarah's in there."

But before they could move, a spotlight snapped on.

Kane stepped onto a metal walkway above them.

"Congratulations."

Armed men appeared everywhere.

"You found the truth."

Jax stepped forward.

"Where's Sarah?"

Kane smiled.

"Still asking the wrong question."

A steel door opened.

Sarah Miller was dragged onto the walkway.

She was exhausted.

Bruised.

But alive.

"Mom!" Emily's voice suddenly screamed.

Everyone turned.

Jax's heart dropped.

Emily was standing behind the bikers.

Cole's wife stood beside her, horrified.

Emily had secretly followed them in another vehicle.

Sarah began crying.

"Emily! No!"

Kane's smile widened.

"Now we can negotiate."

Jax felt rage surge through him.

Emily ran toward the building.

Jax moved at the same time.

Chaos exploded.

The Iron Wolves attacked the nearest guards.

Sarah broke free when Kane's man lost his grip.

Emily reached the doorway—

And Kane grabbed her.

He pressed a knife against the steel wall beside her head.

"Nobody move."

Jax stopped.

Every biker stopped.

Emily trembled.

Kane looked directly at Jax.

"Put down your weapon."

Jax slowly lowered it.

"Let her go."

"Why should I?"

Jax's hand touched the envelope inside his vest.

Ninety-three dollars.

A little girl's entire world.

He slowly removed it.

Kane laughed.

"What is that?"

"Her money."

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