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I held out my hand. “Jame.”

She took five pieces and handed it back with a grimace. “You suck.”

“More like the fridge only holds so much.”

She went to the round table and pretzeled herself into a chair. “So, why are you out of the knocking boots nest?”

I side-eyed her. “We don’t spend that much time up there.”

She gave me a shark-toothed smile. “Sure.”

“You’re just jealous.”

“That’s true. I haven’t been tuned up much since lockdown. Master Sergeant is a tight ass about after-hours activities. I tried to sneak into the bunker in the back, but he chased me out of there.” She shrugged. “Their loss.”

I shook my head and brought a plate of eggs over. “You’re lucky Noah didn’t shoot you.”

“Maybe his mood would improve if he shot something.”

“Not touching that one.” I watched her wrap a bit of bacon around her eggs. “Would you like a fork?”

“Yeah, okay.”

I laughed and shoved forks in a cup and set it on the table. One by one, people made an appearance. Lindsey was on a no meat kick, but she caved when she saw scrambled eggs with cheese. Zane and Teagan came down together, talking about a song they’d been working on the night before.

One of the last to arrive was Daisy—on Oz’s shoulders. “Do I smell bacon?”

“On the table.”

“Man, this is awesome. I thought I was going to have to beg Noah to hit a diner. Instead, we got chef Dallas.” Daisy hopped off Oz’s back and gave me a quick peck on the cheek.

Oz grunted and dumped her on his lap at the table.

Teagan came down wearing sleep shorts and another one of my T-shirts. I was quickly running low on them, but damn, it was still worth it. “Hey, babe.”

“Hey yourself. What’s with showing the band your morning after special?”

I curled my arm around her waist. “Sorry. I have very few skills in the kitchen.”

She tucked her chin between my pecs. “I’ll forgive you.” She frowned. “Does this have something to do with why you couldn’t sleep?”

“Noticed that, did you?”

“I notice everything about you.”

“Took a few years, actually.”

She wrinkled her nose at me. “Don’t start.”

I glanced at the table. Everyone was busy talking, so I let my hand wander lower on her ass. “I’ll explain in a second.”

“It’s not bad, is it?”

“No.” I dropped a kiss on her mouth. “Not bad at all.”

“Okay.” She peered around me. “Any bacon left for me?”

“You know I held some for my girl.” Was supposed to be ours, but she took all of it and I couldn’t deny her anything. Even bacon.

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