by Terry Towers
My mind began to re-enact the experience we had together. Dear God, it had been good. The fact that it had been with my brother had only made it more erotic to me. Of course, my thoughts of her stunning breasts bouncing above me as her pussy milked my dick only caused me to become aroused, my dick rising in my pants. Well, fuck me. Pulling my pants down, I began to take matters into my own hands. I wasn’t going to be able to get a good night’s sleep until I did.
~*~ TT ~*~
Ryker
In my mind we’d had about a fifty-fifty chance of the plan working out. But it had, or at least seemed to. She’d been hesitant at first, though seemed to gradually go with it, until she seemed to enjoy herself. As much as I expected her to, she hadn’t shied away afterwards, instead she’d gracefully gotten dressed and carried on as if nothing has happened. The only telltale sign that she may be overwhelmed was the slight blush that colored her cheeks; though even that was so subtle if I hadn’t known her so well, I’d have missed it.
I’ll admit, a part of me had felt jealousy. It wasn’t an overwhelming amount of jealousy, but it had been there, at the back of my mind. At least it had been at the beginning, by the time the encounter had finished it had felt natural. Like everything else in our lives that we shared. There was also another reassurance that I wouldn’t lose her to him, and that was the fact that she was lying next to me, curled up to my side, softly snoring in my ear.
Looking down at her in the dim room, I smiled and placed a kiss on the top of her head. She stirred and moaned softly, a hint of a smile forming at the corners of her lips. If the experience bothered her she didn’t seem to be showing it.
After making love as a trio, we’d unfolded our bodies quite quickly from each other and it hadn’t been long after that we’d departed to head back home. If anyone seemed a little shaken by the experience it was Calvin. He was the strong, silent type, but he’d barely said a word the entire ride back. He’d spoken only when absolutely necessary and retired to his room rather quickly, or at least as quickly as a man on crutches who’d just gotten laid could move.
~*~ TT ~*~
Nina
Have you ever woken up in the morning and wondered if the previous day even happened? That’s how I felt as the haze of sleep began to part and I opened my eyes letting the sunshine in that was peeping through the curtain of our bedroom window.
Rolling over, I took care not to wake Ryker as I reached for my mobile phone and turned it on, looking at the time. It was six. Why Ryker wasn’t already awake was beyond me. I did know of someone who would be awake – Calvin.
Heat rushed to my cheeks as I thought about Calvin and the three of us together. Slowly I sat up on the bed. Surely it had just been a dream. As much as I tried to convince myself of that, I knew it wasn’t – not in the least. It had been real. It had happened and now I had to pray it wasn’t going to be awkward.
In the heat of the moment, I had gotten swept up in the excitement. Even after it was all done and we’d gotten dressed, I had still been riding a wave of adrenaline. But now the rush was over and it was a new day, I didn’t know how to move on. I suppose the first step would be to decide what I wanted. Could I really give the whole sharing idea a try? I was certainly attracted to Calvin and had fledgling feelings of affection developing for him.
My stomach grumbled and jolted me into action. Sliding my naked body out of the bed, I grabbed Ryker’s thick, black terry cloth robe from the back of the bedroom door and pulled it on, securing the belt around my waist. I’d go down and grab a quick snack before getting a nice, long, hot bath. As I made my way barefoot down the flight of stairs, I noticed that I had a combination of the brother’s cologne on me. As much as I had protested the idea of being with them both, I felt strangely comforted by the combination of smell.
As suspected, Calvin was already awake and finishing up his breakfast when I arrived in the kitchen. I hesitated at the entryway, not sure what to say to him.
“Morning,” he said, giving me a glance as he poked the last piece of pancake into his mouth.
Okay, we’re going to play this calm and cool. I could do that. I’m not sure what I was expecting, but cool, calm and collected wasn’t it.
“Morning,” I returned and then pointed to the breakfast sitting on the counter still in pans. “Do you mind?”
“‘Course not. Help yourself.”
Grabbing a plate, I piled it a little higher than normal. I was especially famished this morning. Or perhaps I was just trying to occupy myself for an extra few minutes while I sorted out in my head what to say.
“Is your leg feeling well enough to work today?” I asked turning with the plate in hand and making my way to the table. He’d finished eating, but didn’t seem in any hurry to leave just yet.
“It was well enough to go riding yesterday.”
I noticed how he’d hobbled up the stairs to the bedroom last night. Riding had been a bad choice for him, he was just too proud to admit it. In fact, I felt going out to work today was also a bad choice, but I kept my opinions to myself. I simply nodded.
Despite being finished eating, Calvin seemed reluctant to leave. With each passing moment he remained at the table, the tenser things became. He was just watching me. I could tell there were thoughts and unsaid words circling in his mind.
Finally, I couldn’t take it anymore. Placing my fork on the edge of my plate, I looked up and stared deep into his dark eyes. “Did you want to talk about last night?”
He stared at me blankly for a moment, his mouth opening and then closing shut again.
Cocking a brow up at him, I gave him another minute to figure out a response. It was almost comical seeing him as perplexed as he seemed to be.
Slowly, he nodded. “I think we should.”
“Did you and Ryker plan to seduce me together last night?”
He grimaced. “Yes. It wasn’t some evil plan we hatched up. We just decided to give you an opportunity. How you reacted would decide how we proceeded. Either I stay away from you permanently, or if you were open, we’d explore other possibilities.” He shrugged. “I honestly, didn’t think you’d go for it.”
“It was a game? Were you two taking bets?”
“Of course not. It was nothing like that. We felt that if you were faced with the option you’d be able to make a decision on whether this was for you or not without overthinking it.”
“I see.” Taking my lower lip between my teeth, I nibbled as I considered his words. “And now that we’ve had that experience, what are your thoughts?”
“It isn’t about what I think. It’s about what you think.”
“That’s bull. All three of us are involved in this. It’s all of our decision.”
“Okay. Fair enough.”
“So…” I searched his expression for a hint of what he was thinking.
“I think this is entirely up to you. I’ve been married. I’ve had my chance at a happily ever after. She’s gone now. I didn’t think I’d ever meet anyone else who’d make me feel something, until I met you.”
My breath hitched in my throat as his expression softened and I could see how genuine his words were.
“I’m falling for you, Nina. It’s been a short time, but it’s undeniable. I do know that first and foremost you’re Ryker’s girl. He’s going to be the one you marry and the one you have beautiful babies with.”
My heart sank a little which surprised me. I didn’t want to be shared. I’d been clear on that from the beginning. But if that was the case then why did his words make me both excited and upset?
“I’m not sure what you’re getting at.”
“I’m saying I want the three of us to work, without complicating things with questions such as who do you marry or who you’ll have babies with.”
I nodded my gaze locking with his and mouth became dry. Butterflies began to flutter in my stomach as he reached across the table and took my hand in his. Two men. It seemed so surreal, but it was happening.
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nbsp; My gaze dropped to his lips. They’d been so strong and demanding on mine last night. He’d kissed me with such passion and intensity, just thinking about it made my heart race. I longed to feel his lips on mine again.
Just when I thought he wasn’t going to go through with it, he leaned forward and brushed his lips across mine. I gasped at the feel of his lips, my lips parting and inviting him in.
As his tongue slipped past my lips he tasted of maple syrup, sweet and delectable. I wanted more. Leaning into him, I placed a hand on his strong shoulder, caressing the hard muscle. The muscle flexed under my fingertips.
As quickly as the kiss began, it ended leaving me wanting more.
“I really need to get to work.”
I nodded, sitting straight up and running my tongue along my lower lip, tasting the maple syrup residue from them.
“What’s your decision,” he asked standing.
“About?”
He bent and grabbed his plate. “The three of us, together.”
“It’s what I want. I think we can make this work.”
Smiling, he nodded. “Me too.”
Chapter 28
Three Weeks Later
Ryker
The suspense was driving Nina nuts and both Calvin and myself were relishing it. She kept nagging for clues on where we were headed, but Calvin and I were vaults.
“We’re going to the city! How fun!” Nina exclaimed from the passenger seat of the Range Rover as we crested a mountain peak and the city came into view. A wide smile broke out on her lips and her eyes gleamed with excitement. She was practically bouncing in the seat next to me.
“Yes, and we have reservations for dinner which is why I was rushing you so much.”
“Are we doing anything besides dinner?”
“It is your twenty first birthday, so we may or may not have a few things planned,” Calvin piped in from the back seat. “Since you’re legal now, we may just take you to a bar and get you loaded.”
“And then have our way with you,” I added, wiggling my eyebrows at her.
She giggled as her cheeks took on a rosy hue.
Calvin and I had what we felt was a wonderful night planned for her, ending with the three of us sharing the California king sized bed at the suite we rented at the hotel. This would be the first time we’d been together as a trio since the night at the lake. Nina and Calvin had kissed and there were a few times we’d all fooled around, but tonight was the night we planned on taking her at the same time. We’d been priming her for tonight, and I was confident that she was ready.
“We’re not going to get you loaded. It’s your birthday so I suppose it’s really up to you. I thought that after supper you might want to get some shopping time.”
Her smile widened, nodding enthusiastically. “I’ve love to get some shopping done. But you two don’t need to be going and wasting money on me.”
“We want to, honey.” Reaching across the seat, I took her hand in mine and gave it a gentle squeeze. “You’ve been here for over a month, haven’t gotten a stitch of new clothing and you’re still waiting on your stuff from home. It’s not even a want, it’s a need.”
She hesitated a moment and then nodded, her smile growing wide again. “You don’t have to convince me any more. Shopping it is.”
~*~ TT ~*~
Nina
“So which one should I get?” I asked as I held up a forest green dress to me, while wearing the blue version of it. There were a few variations between the dresses, but they were very similar. I’d already modeled the other dress, so now it was just a matter of making the decision. I twirled for them, giving them a glimpse for full effect.
Both men were starting to wear down, the boredom in their expressions evident, despite the smiles on their faces. This had to be one of the last places they wanted to be. But it had been their idea. We’d already spent over a thousand dollars on clothing, I didn’t need anymore, but they insisted.
They looked at each other and without a beat replied in unison. “Both!”
“You guys are pretty bored, huh?”
“Not at all.” Calvin groaned, tipping his hat over his eyes, slumping into the red velvet chair and pretending to go to sleep.
“Don’t mind him, honey. He’s messing around. Take as much time as you need.”
“The store is closing in twenty minutes,” Calvin grumbled. “We’ve been here for three hours.”
Ryker scowled at his brother. “We can come back tomorrow if you need more time. But it is getting late. You should get both. They look amazing on you.”
“Everything looks great on her,” Calvin chimed in, pushing is hat back with his thumb and focusing on me again. “You could wear a potato sack and make it look like it was meant for the runway. So, it’s not a matter of what looks best on you, but a matter of what you like best.”
My heart warmed. Compliments didn’t come as frequently from Calvin as they did to Ryker. Draping the one dress over my arm, I went to Calvin, bent down and brushed my lips across his. The kiss was light and flirty. “Thank you that was nice of you to say.”
He shrugged, “I’m just trying to get you out of here so we can give you your last gift.”
“Last gift? You two are taking me shopping. I had an amazing dinner with the most amazing chocolate cake. I couldn’t imagine there being anything else you two could ever give me. I don’t need anything else.”
“We’ll see.” Calvin looked over at Ryker and they shared a look.
Narrowing my eyes at them, I slowly backed away from the brothers. “Okay. I’ll take both and end the torture.”
“You just want your next gift,” Ryker commented with a grin.
“Maybe.” Laughing, I spun around and disappeared into the changing room.
~*~ TT ~* ~
Ryker
I had my reservations about what we were about to do. We could always change our minds. We hadn’t given her the gift yet. “I don’t know, man. This isn’t just a small thing,” I said to Calvin as we waited for Nina to arrive back from getting something at the store downstairs. There was a stocked mini bar so what she needed was beyond us.
“It’s not. You’re right. But she’s young and we’re not exactly old men. It’s something that she wants badly and she deserves to have it. We don’t have the right to keep her from this.”
“Yeah, I know.” I was being a selfish sonofabitch. I knew this. But damn. Lacing my fingers behind my head, I reclined back onto the bed. My brother on the other hand was sitting on the sofa, flicking through the channels of the large television mounted on the wall across from us.
The lock on the door beeped and the room door opened to reveal Nina with a little bag in her hand.
“What have you got there?” I said jerking my chin at the bag.
“It’s nothing really. I just happened to see it in the store window when we were checking in and thought it would be a good idea.” Reaching into the bag she produced a black leather book.
“A book?”
Laughing, she walked over to the bed and sat down at my side. “No, it’s a scrapbook. I don’t want to forget anything, so I need to start logging it all now.”
My brow creased as I looked at her. “Isn’t that early?”
“Not really. We’ll be married and have a child soon. And it’s easy to forget. Now we won’t so our grandchildren will know our story.”
She wanted to start a family right now? I didn’t think she wanted to have babies so soon, especially since we hadn’t even gotten married yet. I looked over at Calvin and we shared a look of understanding. We needed to give her our surprise.
“Nina. We have another surprise for you,” Calvin said standing and going to his suitcase. Unzipping it, he rummaged through the case until he found what he was looking for, a slender, 8” by 10” wrapped present. She was about to get her final gift.
~*~ TT ~*~
Nina
It was supposed to be my birthday, but I felt like I needed to gi
ve Ryker and Calvin a gift. I didn’t have much money, so the scrap book was the best I could come up with. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t disappointed that they didn’t seem excited about it. Maybe they weren’t understanding the significance of the book.
I was ready to have a baby, I didn’t see any reason to wait. Yes, I’d wanted to go to school, but after spending over a month living with the brothers it seemed illogical to go to school, a waste of both time and money. We could have a nice wedding first, nothing special. I didn’t need a big wedding, it’s not like I had any family here and the brothers only had each other so a nice little ceremony would be perfect. Perhaps at the lake at sunset?
Calvin came to sit beside me, sandwiching me between the brothers. I accepted the gift and looked at first Calvin and then Ryker. Both men were grinning. The present which was wrapped in a metallic silver paper with a blue bow was flimsy. “What is this?”
“Open it and find out.” Ryker prompted, his grin widening.
“Okay.” Dumbfounded as to what it could possibly be, my fingers trembled slightly as I undid the bow and removed the ribbon before, tearing off the paper. With the paper tore away, I was left with a pamphlet featuring the college here in the city.
“I don’t understand?” Frowning I stared at Ryker for an explanation. “Why are you giving me this?”
“Because you’re going to that school in the fall.”
“They do online courses?”
He leaned forward and placed a hand on either side of my face, staring deep into my eyes. His gaze was so intense that it shook my soul. “Calvin and I were talking. We want what makes you happy. He made me see that you deserve to pursue college before starting a family. You’re too young to be straddled down so early.”
My heart stopped beating for a fraction of a second as I pulled my gaze from Ryker’s and looked over at Calvin. He nodded, confirming what his brother was saying. “You didn’t come here to be our slave. We want you to be who you were meant to be.”
