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My house is within the contract. Now it’s dinner AND sex.
I’ve never seen them organize so fast. Be there soon.
I looked up, my brothers staring at me. “Guess we’re having some visitors. The guys want to learn how to caber toss. They’re bringing food.”
“Sweet! Food,” Saint said.
“Who all’s coming?” Sea Bass asked, a sly smile sliding across his face. “If it’s just Melly we don’t need to watch hertossing your caber.”
I rolled my eyes. I named everyone from the text.
Deek laughed, then held up a finger. “Wait. There’s a Melly… Mel, Mav, Mal, and Mac?”
I didn’t care about anyone else. The only one I wanted to see was Melly. Coming all over my dick later.
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MELLY
“If I wasn’t alreadypregnant, I would be watching this,” Lindy said, her eyes squarely affixed to… I thought, was her husband’s ass. Maybe a few of the others.
We were on Daniel’s deck, kitchen chairs brought outside for us to sit on while we watched the men. They’d brought tons of food which was spread out on the table inside. We’d eaten some, but like little boys, the guys had been more interested in playing outside.
There was something ridiculously elemental and caveman about males throwing heavy things. Getting sweaty. Showing their strength.
And when ten of them were doing it as a group? They only needed two more for a sexy man calendar.
Wow.
It was potent. I squirmed in my chair and not because it was a little hard and uncomfortable.
“Did you hear that?” Mallory asked. “That was my ovary exploding.”
Bridget pushed her glasses up her nose. “Someone’s getting lucky tonight,” she said seemingly to herself. But all the ladies piped up.
From Eve: “Hell, yeah.”
Mallory: “Uh huh.”
Lindy: “Absolutely.”
I agreed and smiled. For once, I was going to get lucky, too.
“Way to go with Daniel,” Lindy added. Fred was on her lap leaning in to the ear scratch she was giving. Two pregnant ladies together. “He can’t stop looking at you.”
I doubted that because he was busy teaching–and demonstrating with potent virility–how to toss a huge log. Mac had done it before, but none of the James brothers.
Still, I liked the praise, liked feeling like I was part of a girl club who were all going to get lucky tonight.
The five Pearson brothers, who–when not staring at me through a window–were rugged and gorgeous. I knew Deek and Sebastian, although the guys kept calling him Sea Bass for some strange reason, since they were working on my driveway. I was introduced to the other two brothers when I arrived. The identical ones. Fortunately, they didn’t say a peep about catching me in their brother’s house in only his shirt.
“What more could a woman want in that lineup? CEO, doctor, pro hockey player, oh, another CEO, firefighter, lumberjack #1, lumberjack #2, lumberjack #3, and identical twins, who are mechanics?” Mallory fanned herself.
“I know. I’m writing themallinto books,” Lindy added. I didn’t know until recently that she wrote romance books. I’d stocked the three she had published at the library, but it was our secret what her pen name was.
“Be right back. Bathroom,” I said, ducking inside.
I peed, washed my hands, swiped on some lip gloss I had in my pocket.
