Badges & Black Leather: The Biker Leader Who Saved Me
I enrolled in the police academy to fulfill my late father's wish—to become an outstanding officer, just like him.
But because I'm small and female, I've been targeted for bullying since day one. Tripped during training, sabotaged during exams, my locker stuffed with garbage.
I bite my tongue and endure. I just want to graduate, to wear that badge.
Until a field training mission. My "teammates" deliberately abandon me deep in the mountains. Ambushed and bleeding out, I collapse in the rain.
I think I'll die here, just like my father—alone, in some unknown place.
I wake up on a couch in a warehouse, my wounds already treated.
The man before me wears a black leather jacket, his knuckles scarred, his gaze sharp as a blade. Behind him, a row of heavy motorcycles. On the wall, a skull emblem—
**The Night Owls.** The most notorious biker gang in the city.
And he—Lei Xiao—is their leader.
"Little cop. You owe me your life." His voice is low and rough.
We should be cat and mouse. But fate keeps throwing us together.
I'm investigating the truth behind my father's death, and every clue leads back to his gang.
He's hunting a mole within his ranks, and keeps saving me from danger at the edge of a knife.
We meet in the dark, face off under neon lights, fight back-to-back amid gunfire.
Badge and leather. Justice and the underground. Two worlds that should never collide.
But his gaze burns hotter every time we meet. My heart races faster every time he's near.
Is the line between good and evil really so clear?
What does he have to do with my father's death?
And how am I supposed to feel about the "bad guy" who's saved me again and again?