There were stories about old rides, embarrassing mistakes, broken-down motorcycles, and club members who had made questionable decisions when they were younger.
I listened to several stories about Jace that I had never heard before, and every time someone revealed another embarrassing detail, he protested while everyone else laughed.
“You were nineteen.” Mason said.
“That does not make it better.” Jace said.
“It makes it funnier.” Mason said and I laughed as Jace shook his head.
“You are all enjoying this too much.” Jace said.
“We have been waiting years to tell her.” Derek said and I looked at Jace.
“What else don't I know?” I asked.
“Nothing important.” Jace said.
“That answer makes me nervous.” I said.
Everyone laughed again, and Jace reached over to squeeze my hand.
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