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Without conscience thought, my brothers and I start to move as one, filling her and then pulling out. The rhythm starts to increase with every pump as we start to fuck her earnestly. There’s a frenetic quality in the air surrounding us, but underneath it all is love.
Viola Guidice is ours. Soon she’s going to be ours in every way.
We’ve proved to her that she belongs in our home and Mateo has gained back her trust. I know it because there is a light in her eyes when she looks at him. She’s in our home, right where she belongs.
We’ve put words to our feelings tonight and now this, an act which binds us together. One we can never forget.
I reach over and grab the other item I hid under the pillow, snap open the box, and slip our ring on her finger as she moans around my length. The sound is discordant and a little broken.
I know we aren’t going to last, it’s too good. Too much. Too perfect.
As we move together, the tension increases until it can’t be sustained any longer. My balls draw up and my brothers let out two shouts of pleasure, but all I can do is groan. Viola’s body tenses and then we all come together, the moment suspended as it wraps itself around our hearts and burrows into our minds.
It feels like I’m floating as I come down from the height of our pleasure, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. My brothers and I reach out toward our woman at the same time, needing to touch her, needing to soothe her. Our hands are gentle as we run our fingers over her skin.
Only when her breathing evens out do we take off the headphones and the blindfold. Viola blinks a few times before a serene smile stretches across her lips. The sigh she lets out is full of contentment as she rolls off Marco and lays on the bed.
“Fuck, you’re beautiful,” I murmur.
She smiles at me and reaches out toward me. I get to witness the exact moment she realizes what is on her finger. Her eyes round and then she shoots up into an upright position as her mouth falls open.
Her voice is tempered hope, “What is this?”
“You know what it is,il nostro cuore,” Marco teases.
She nods slowly and, without tearing her eyes away from the ring on her finger, whispers, “I think I do, but I’d still like the words.”
We drop to our knees around our woman and stare down at her.
“You’re our heart,” I tell her simply.
“We can’t live without you,” Marco’s voice is, surprisingly, full of sincerity.
“Marry us,” Mateo states instead of asks, but I’m not at all surprised.
Viola doesn’t even seem to notice as a few tears escape her eyes, and she launches herself into our arms. We surround her, dropping kisses on her skin where we can reach.
I don’t have to look at my brothers to know how happy we are and how deeply we know we’re holding our entire world in our arms right now.
Viola used to hide who she really is and, maybe, we did too. In the love we share, it’s what you can’t see that binds us together. Now to marry our woman and fill her with our baby.
EPILOGUE
FIVE MONTHS LATER
VIOLA
As I look around the table, I’m filled with happiness and a sense of peace which was missing before the triplets came into my life. Did we have a traditional start? Not at all, but there’s been very little in my life that has been traditional.
I don’t care how we came into each other’s lives. The important thing is what we mean to each other. We wake up every morning with the desire to choose each other and choose this life.
My men are devoted to me. They love me with everything in them. They will protect me until their last breath.
What makes today even better, not that celebrating a birthday isn’t special, is my entire family sitting around the table. I can honestly say there’s only about a five percent chance of someone ending up being shot.
It’s a huge improvement and I’m thrilled.
Dante was not happy with me for a while because of the choices I made and the company I was keeping. He also knew he couldn’t stop me from living my life. At first, we lived within a tentative truce, but it’s gotten better as everyone has gotten to know each other, let down their walls, and stopped prejudging each other.
