Page 134 of Falling Together

“We’re not going to have to do much with Eli.”

I smile up at him. “I love it.”

I stir Eli awake so I can feed him. It’s the one thing I’m still getting used to. Breastfeeding isn’t the most comfortable thing in the world, but I’ll deal with it.

“Do you need anything?” Grant asks, dropping to his knees in front of me.

His face is soft with emotion. The two of us are running on very little sleep, but I don’t care. Right now, it’s the best feeling in the world.

“What else could I possibly need right now? I have my three favorite guys with me.”

Grant cups my cheek, brushing his thumb over my lips. “I love you so damn much, it hurts somedays.”

“I love you too.”

“Are you guys done being all lovey in there?” Luke calls from the living room. “Pancakes are here.”

“That didn’t take long,” Grant comments.

“Considering we’re probably their top customers, I’m sure they put a rush on it.”

Adjusting my shirt, I burp Eli before heading into the living room. Luke has dinner spread out on the coffee table and is almost done with his meal.

“I can take Eli,” Luke says, brushing his hands off.

“Scoot back and I’ll give him to you,” I say.

Luke moves two pillows around him before I pass Eli over. He doesn’t pay attention to the movie that Grant turns on.

Luke is taking to the role of big brother so quickly—he is in love with Eli and it makes me so happy to see it.

Grant and I eat, and when we’re finished, Grant offers to take Eli, but Luke doesn’t give him up.

Eli is sound asleep on Luke. Grant drags his fingers up and down my arm as the fire crackles and the movie drones on in the background. A light snow starts to fall outside.

I burrow closer to Grant, savoring this moment. Our first night home as a family.

Growing up, this is everything I always wanted. A safe place filled with people who loved me. I never thought that the guy I slept with all those months ago would turn out to be the man of my dreams.

What more could I possibly want when I have it all?

A family.

It’s all I’ll ever need.

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Epilogue

LENNOX

“Are you sure you should be out on the roads right now?” Dad asks.

I roll my eyes, even though he can’t see me. “Dad, I’m fine. It’s not that bad.”

“If it gets bad, promise me you’ll pull over for a few hours, okay?”

“I will.”