What if Jax Teller didn't die on the day he was planning to take his own life via semi-truck collision like his own father did? What if he continued riding and ended up in Harmony, Minnesota? Jax just wants to blend in the crowd in the town where no...
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The light from the window is shining into Jax's eyes and it woke him up. He fluttered his eyes as he adjusted to the light while he sat up. The pounding in Jax's head didn't agree with his movement. Jax laid back down on the bed. He put his palms against his eyes and rubbed the sleep from them. He looked at the blanket that is on top of him. He tried to sit up again and leaned back against the headboard of the bed. Jax noticed he's wearing his clothes from yesterday.
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How did he get back to the B&B? Jax looked around the room for a hint. Did he come here with someone last night? Did he have a one night stand and go back to his old ways like how he used to hook up with the croweaters at the clubhouse? He didn't see any evidence that someone stayed with him throughout the night. Except the blanket and him wearing the same clothes, he can't recall much from last night. One small detail seems to be coming into focus. He can't determine if it was reality or a dream, but Kate was at the bar and she wrapped her arms around him. No way had he hooked up with Harmony's sweetheart. Not her. He has a foggy memory of someone touching his cheek and rubbing his arm. Maybe it was a strange dream he had.
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Jax softly walked to the main room of the house. He hoped no one is at the front desk. He decided to go outside and get some fresh air and smoke a cigarette. He almost reached the door when a voice stopped him from moving.
