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I called police on these bikers once and later on they showed up on my door and made me cry.

I'm not proud of it now, but back then I was terrified of them. They lived two houses down from me and my mom, and every evening their motorcycles would rumble down our quiet street like thunder.

I'm fourteen years old and I'd seen enough movies to know that bikers meant trouble. Gang members. Criminals. Dangerous men you stayed away from.

So when they parked their bikes in front of my house one evening and started talking loudly, I grabbed my phone and dialed 911.

""There are two biker gang members outside my house,"" I whispered to the dispatcher. ""They look really scary and I think they might be casing our neighborhood.""

The police came. The bikers showed them their IDs and explained they were just talking about a charity ride.

The officers left. But before they rode away, one of the bikers looked right at my window where I was watching.

He didn't look angry. He just looked sad. That made me feel worse than if he'd yelled.

Mom worked two jobs, so I was alone most afternoons and evenings. I never told her about calling the police. I was too embarrassed.

But I kept watching those bikers from my window, convinced I'd been right about them. Their long gray beards, their leather vests covered in patches, their heavy boots—everything about them screamed danger to me.

Then Hurricane Helen hit our town. Not the actual hurricane, but the remnants of it—three days of rain and wind that knocked out power to half the county.

Our neighborhood got hit hard. Trees down everywhere. Power lines sparking in the streets.

And our generator, the one thing that kept our refrigerator running and gave us light, died on day two.

Mom cried when it happened. Not big sobs, but quiet tears she tried to hide from me.

We'd just bought $200 worth of groceries. Everything in the fridge would spoil. We didn't have money for a new generator. We barely had money for the groceries.

""It's okay, baby,"" she told me, wiping her eyes. ""We'll figure it out. We always do.""

But I could hear the defeat in her voice. Mom was so tired. Working doubles at the diner and overnight shifts at the gas station just to keep us afloat.

And now this.

I sat on our front porch the next morning, watching neighbors with generators running their houses like nothing was wrong. The sun was out but everything was still wet and broken.

That's when I heard the motorcycles.

The two bikers rolled up slowly, their engines rumbling low. My heart jumped into my throat.

Were they coming to confront me about calling the cops? Did they know it was me? I stood up, ready to run inside and lock the door.

They pulled into our driveway and cut their engines. Both of them climbed off their bikes, and that's when I saw they were carrying something.

A big cardboard box between them and a red gas can.

The one with the longer beard spoke first. ""We will give this thing to you but you have to do one thing for us.""

I asked: ""What?""

He said: ""You have to...... (continue reading in the fist COMMENT)

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