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“Fuck,” Asher pants, throwing his head back when his salty cum jets into my mouth and dribbles down my throat. “Holy hell, Little Brat.” Frantically, he pulls out, clasping my jaw between his palms. “You’re amazing…I…thank you.” Before I can ask him what he’s thanking me for, his lips are on mine. Pulling away, raw emotions sparkle in his glossy eyes. I don’t know what’s going through his head, but something profound rattles around in there.
“Fine, I’ll leave,” Rad grumbles, pulling himself out of me with a whine.
I fall into the bed face-first with a groan. I’m not as young as I used to be. Even if I’m only twenty-four. Nineteen-year-old River could handle four dicks at a time without blinking an eye. But my body feels like I’ve been run through the wringer.
“Pretty Girl! Did I kill you with my dick?” Real concern drips from Rad’s voice as he moves my hair from my face.
“Yes,” I mumble into the comforter. “Just leave me here,” I quip when he chuckles.
“How about a hot shower, baby?” Asher whispers from my other side, moving his fingers through my hair. “We’ll help.”
“You’ll help?” I question, raising a brow and turning myself over. Looking up, I watch Asher’s soft face when he nods.
“Yeah. We got you into this situation. Now, we’ll help you relax afterward.”
“Okay, take me to the shower,” I say, reaching up like a child until Kieran lifts me off the bed and into his arms.
“We got you, River Blue. We’ll clean you up. Have a little snack. And then, we can all go to bed.”
After a hot shower, they carry me to the kitchen and make me food. And then, after we’ve all eaten, they take me back to Callum’s bed, where they cuddle me throughout the night.
Just like we used to.
After picking up Ly from her sleepover and saying our goodbyes to Central City the next day, we head home with a new outlook on life. And our relationship.
The trickiest part about our newfound life together will be the reality we’re about to step into. They’re a band. They’ll have to travel at some point. And I still have my work. By tomorrow morning, we’ll all be back on track with what our lives used to be, while incorporating our new relationship.
“Coffee,”I groan for the thousandth time today. Or it feels like it, at least. I’ve only been awake for thirty minutes, wrangling Lyric into school mode.
I have to get her back into the swing of things after missing so many days from being away. And let’s just say she doesn’t want to cooperate.
I swear that’s all being an adult consists of. Coffee. Work. Zombie mode. Tired. Hungry. Horny. More coffee to feel human. When will this endless cycle stop?
Right. Never.
“Here,” Asher chuckles, handing me a large Styrofoam cup of boiling hot nectar from the Gods. “It’s your usual.” Pride sparkles in his eyes when he looks away, watching with intent as Lyric approaches with a grin.
“Morning, Daddy,” she says, reaching a hand out.
“And what do you want, Little One?” he asks, bending at the waist to meet her sparkling eyes.
Her eyes slip to the white bag on the counter containing the treat she’s so desperate for. The one thing Asher brings her every morning. Something delicious. Sweet. And will probably rot her damn teeth out.
“My treat,” she whispers, pointing toward the bag like it’s a secret tucked away.
“What do you say?” I ask, groaning into my coffee like the addict I am. If it wasn’t for the caffeine, I think I’d die a slow and painful death.
“Pwetty, please,” she whispers, puffing out her bottom lip. Convincingly, might I add. If he hadn’t bought it for her, he’d definitely give it to her now.
“Well, who can resist that,” he quips, gliding over to the bag and pulling out her treat. “Come sit so you can eat, and then we’ll get you to school.”
I grin against the lid of my drink, watching him beneath my lashes. Sometimes, I like to watch as they each interact with her, giving away a little piece of their hearts each time.
Every day they fall a little more in love with her. And she with them. Like they never separated, and they’ve known each other since the moment she screamed her first breath.
Emotions rise in my throat at the love they’ve shown her in such a short time. And me, too. Even though we knew each other at different times in our lives, it’s like we were never apart. But yet, we were. They’re so different from who they were.
“So, I’ll bring you some lunch today, okay?”
