Chapter 10 - The Brother Who StayedTank returned to the clubhouse.
This time, he didn't arrive as a returning brother.
He arrived as a man who knew he had been betrayed.
The club president, Mason, watched him enter.
“Tank.”
Tank threw the photograph onto the table.
Mason stared at it.
His face changed.
“You shouldn't have found that.”
Tank's eyes hardened.
“You knew.”
Mason didn't deny it.
He explained that years ago the club had been infiltrated.
Victor Hale controlled politicians, police officers, businessmen—and eventually men inside the club.
Mason had tried to fight him.
He failed.
But he had protected Tank's life the only way he knew how.
He forced Tank into exile.
Tank shook his head.
“You made me lose my family.”
Mason's voice cracked.
“I thought distance would keep you alive.”
Tank stepped closer.
“Then why didn't you tell me?”
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Mason looked down.
“Because someone inside the club was watching every move we made.”
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