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She pretended to be irritated by her brother’s stationing themselves by her door. But in all honesty, she was grateful for them. It eased the constant fear rising up in her stomach whenever she heard the door open. At least they were making sure the people coming in were friends. Sutton had just sent Maddox away to get some rest and walk Goose, when the door opened again. Standing in the doorway, the echo of a joke spoken to her four body guards just missing Sutton’s ears, was Oliver Stone. Smiling just slightly, the mechanic watched him move. “Hey big guy.” Killer made her exhale a laugh; one that rocked her ribs in a bad way, which she was sure showed all over her face, but Sutton shoved that to the side. Ollie was setting down hershey kisses. “Yeah?” She asked, reaching for the one closest to her hand. Trying to peel back the foil with bruised and scabbed fingers, Sutton sighed in frustration. It wasn’t like she could use her other hand, considering two of her fingers were broken on her non dominant hand. Glancing at her companion, she held it out to Ollie. “Help a girl out, will you?” She asked as he spoke about the last time he was in the hospital. “Thanks for bringing them. They’ve been giving me the gross colors of jello,” a ghost of a smile tugged at the corner of her mouth as she continued “And for coming. It means a lot.”
To see the sudden surge of pain that rattles through her body and dictates her expression makes his own face scrunch, a sympathetic smile being sent Sutton’s way. Truth be told, he hadn’t fully comprehended how hurt Sutton truly was until this moment. But seeing her here now, it all hits him at once. That guilt he felt while talking to Maddox earlier at work comes back swinging, ripping through his stomach intensely. It’s one of those moments where he realizes how desensitized he’s come to some if not all of the violence that came to fruition because of this club. People like Sutton, Maddox, and other prospects were basically new to this. They didn’t have that kind of resilience to these things. He couldn’t imagine how they were both feeling now, especially Sutton. He breathes out a quiet laugh, reaching over to unwrap multiple Hershey’s Kisses for her, resting them back onto the bed as he does so. “The jello ain’t too bad,” Ollie says with another laugh, smiling warmly. “When I was here with Eli, I kept eating the red one. I have no fuckin’ idea what the flavor was, but I liked it. Maybe cherry? Strawberry? No idea.” He laughs again, though quieter this time. “Hey, don’t worry about it, alright? It’s good to see that you’re okay, really.” That smile gracing his expression falls a tad as he scans her expression, not wanting to take pity on her but also feeling so damn bad. Sutton didn’t deserve this. She was one of the last that deserved to be on the other end of the violence that took place in these gangs. “Sutton, I’m so fucking sorry that this happened. I mean it. Jackson won’t forget this, none of us will. You did a good thing and you were on the right track. You’re like, a fuckin’ badass, honestly.” Once again, Oliver Stone tries to lighten the mood. It’s usually the best he can offer in moments like this. He brings his attention back to the candies, unwrapping a few more. “Do you need me to bring you anything in here? Anything at all.”








