Lindsey was still sitting in the diner when she heard a bike pull up. She hoped that it wasn't Chibs, but she wasn't that lucky. Then she wished that he wouldn't see her, but he found her without really trying too hard. She groaned as he made his way to the back of the diner where she was sitting in the last booth. He sat down across from her. He ordered a coffee. She avoided eye contact with him while she played with her food. After a few minutes he finally spoke.
"Are you insane or something?" he asked.
"Sometimes I think so," she said not looking at him.
"What were you thinking last night?" he asked. "Do you go looking for trouble?"
"It's not like I went out last night looking to hook up with a biker," she said. "And I didn't even know Daniel was gonna be an ass to me, either. And you didn't have to do anything, either. Y'all could've minded your own business and gone about your day."
"You're right, we could've but we didn't. And you should've known better," he said.
"Look, we're both adults so let's handle this like adults," she said. "I did something dumb and I will have to go the rest of my life knowing that I gave my virginity to a biker. I think I can deal with that. Can you?"
Chibs just stared at her for a moment before she shook his head. "I don't make a habit out of taking people virginity."
"So," she said. "But you make a habit out of sleeping with women you barely know."
"Touché," he said.
"I'm not dumb. I know who the Sons of Anarchy are," she said. "I just choose not to hang around y'all. Now, if this conversation is done I am going to go."
Lindsey stood up and left the diner. Chibs watched her leave. The doctor was right, the girl was walking funny. A smile crept over his face. Yeah, she was walking funny because she'd lost her virginity the night before, but he was one hell of a lover to her last night and knew that was part of it. He paid the bill and left. She may not want anything to do with him now, but nothing says she won't later. All he had to do was bide his time until she come back to him. It was only a matter of time, that was for sure.