Total pages in book: 77
Estimated words: 72921 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 365(@200wpm)___ 292(@250wpm)___ 243(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 72921 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 365(@200wpm)___ 292(@250wpm)___ 243(@300wpm)
His cock swells, then begins to throb as he releases his seed inside me. I love that there’s nothing between us, nothing holding him back. Sure, we’re not making a baby, but a part of him is becoming part of me, and the thought of that makes my heart full.
His climax sets off a chain reaction. Shane comes next — and I do my best to swallow — closely followed by Khalil, and then Marcos.
All of them stroke some part of my body as they come, keeping their hands on me, keeping us all connected. When they’re finished, Marcos goes off and returns with a warm washcloth, which he uses between my legs, gently wiping me clean.
I learn that sex without condoms is messier than I may have imagined, and I’m looking forward to the four of them making a mess out of me as often as possible.
“Truth or dare?” I ask of no one in particular.
“Dare,” Khalil says, his deep, rich voice like music to my ears.
“I dare all of you to do this with me again tomorrow night.”
“Do we have to wait that long?” Shane asks, a wicked grin on his lips.
Epilogue
Two Weeks Later
“Congratulations to Rachel,” Khalil says, raising his glass of soda in a toast to my sister. She’s an official high school graduate with plans to start attending community college later this summer, thanks to a generous scholarship she earned.
The men insisted on taking her out to a nice restaurant to celebrate. Rachel deserves having people make a fuss over her, and she looks happier than I’ve seen her in a long time. That may also have to do with the presence of her friend Daria, who came along tonight.
Jade is with us too, and it’s been a wonderful evening.
The men brought me to this same restaurant last week on our first official date, and I enjoyed it so much that they chose it again for tonight. The food is delicious, but I’d be happy eating bread and water as long as I’m with Shane, Khalil, Devin, and Marcos.
Before dessert arrives, Jade and I excuse ourselves to go to the restroom. When I pull a compact out of my purse at the sink, my friend says, “Don’t you dare put any powder on.”
“What? Why?” I ask, wondering why she’s suddenly anti-makeup.
“Your face is already glowing. You can’t improve it.”
I grin at her. “Must be all the sex.”
She shakes her head, skeptical. “You’ve never really suffered from a shortage of sex. It’s much more than that.”
My smile broadens. I can’t deny it.
“I really like them,” Jade says. She met the four men when they picked me up for our date last week, but this is her first time spending more than a few minutes with them.
“I knew you would. They’re great guys.”
“Now I just need to find one like them. I won’t be greedy. One will be plenty for me.”
“You might be surprised,” I say laughing, glad that Jade is ready to move on from Justin.
“Not to bring up a downer,” she says, her voice growing serious, “but Rachel told me your mom showed up at Rusty’s last night. What happened?”
I sigh. “It was the same stuff. She was saying nasty things and asking for money. It was crazy timing because the guys just happened to be there, having a few drinks and keeping me company during my shift.”
Her eyes widen. “What did they do?”
“Shane took me aside and suggested that they offer her a big sum of money if she agreed to leave me alone, but I wouldn’t let him do that. It wouldn’t work anyway; if she got what he wanted, she’d keep coming back for more.”
“So he consulted with you, rather than just doing whatever he thought was best,” Jade says, confirming.
I nod, smiling. I hadn’t really thought of it that way, but that’s exactly what he did.
“So then what happened?” Jade asks.
“She started making a scene, so they took her outside. When she hurled another insult at me, they went off on her — not yelling, but calmly telling her off, telling her how wonderful they thought I was, and how she’s losing out on having me for a daughter.”
“Oh, wow. Good for them.”
“It actually seemed to affect her. She started crying, and she apologized to me. I was shocked.”
Jade looks surprised by this too, and searches my face to gauge my feelings about it.
“It’s not going to change anything,” I say, shrugging, “but maybe she’ll leave us alone for a while.”
“People can change,” Jade says.
“We’ll see. I’m not holding my breath, but I won’t shut her out if she actually demonstrates some decent behavior.”
“That’s a good way to approach it. Are you staying at the guys’ house tonight?”
“I don’t think so. I thought I’d stay at the apartment, since we’re celebrating Rachel tonight.”