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Zak laughs under his breath.

Spencer grins.

Freddie smugly says, "Honestly? It's the meet-cute of the year."

"The meet-cute of a lifetime," I correct.

I settle deeper against Spencer, rubbing my cheek against his chest, until a very important thought strikes me, and I lift my head.

"Wait," I say.

All three of them tense at once.

"What?" Spencer asks warily, lifting his head from the pillows.

"Where's my Zak's coat?"

There's a beat of stunned silence. Then, Zak starts laughing. He rolls over to the side of the bed for a moment and reaches over the edge, returning a moment later with the peacoat in tow.

"I can't believe that's one of the first things you're thinking about," he says, eyes full of good humor.

"Of course it is." I hold my hand out expectantly. "I've been through a lot. I need my emotional support coat."

Freddie nods solemnly against my shoulder. "She makes a convincing argument."

Zak drapes the coat over me, tucking in the edges to give me extra comfort. The moment the familiar material and scent wrap around me, I sigh in complete satisfaction and snuggle down into my comfy spot.

"Thank you," I tell him, looking up through my lashes. "You're a great daddy."

His cheeks turn pink. A moment later, Zak cuddles up against Spencer's side, and Spencer quirks an eyebrow. I have a feeling my words might have gotten a... response out of Zak that must now be pressed firmly against Spencer.

All I need is a little more time to finish waking up, and I'll be prepared to help do something about that, no matter how tired my body still feels.

But first, I get to enjoy a few more minutes snuggled amongst my pack. My ridiculous, gorgeous, perfect pack.

"I'm so happy to belong to all of you," I tell them with a pleased little sigh.

This time, no one rushes to fill the silence as we settle into our cuddle puddle. They don't have to. They've already given me absolutely everything I could ever need.

At least until my birth control implant comes out.

And on that day, I have no doubts that they'll be ready to give me one last thing I'm going to need. Seed. So much seed.

After all, they gave me this huge house that's just waiting to be filled.

They'll fill me up so I can fill our house with kids. Sounds like the most perfect deal in the whole world to me.

Chapter Thirty-Four

Mia

I wave enthusiastically to my brother from the front row of the stands, and Milo rolls his eyes so hard I'm pretty sure he risks getting them permanently stuck pointing to the back of his head.

He's probably just jealous that while he's standing in the cold on the sidelines, I'm bundled up in one of the best seats in the stadium. I'm right on the 50-yard line with a great view of the entire field. Zak's coat is over my shoulders and a team-branded blanket is hanging over my lap.

I'm super cozy.

The pack tried to convince me to watch the game from the sidelines, which is what they apparently believe is the proper spot for me, but I put my foot down. For once, I want to watch a game like a normal person. I'm happy to have an actual seat and no camera duties.