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“This is… amazing.”

Justin chuckled. “We’re just getting started.”

I felt him pull back and press forward. The movement caused her walls to tighten around me, and I nearly came right then and there. My hands moved around her, caressing every part of her I could reach, and before long, the three of us hit a tempo that felt like the music of the universe.

“Fuck. Yes,” she said through gritted teeth. “I had no idea…it could be so good.”

Her body was already shaking. We didn’t have long. I looked past her to Justin and smiled. This was what life was all about. Being completed by the people you loved and never looking back.

“I can’t… I…”

Riley’s voice cut off as her orgasm hit her. A fine sheen of sweat covered her skin and made her glow. Her eyes were wide this time, as if she didn’t want to miss a thing, and as I stared up into them, I stopped trying to hold back. I had nothing to prove. We had forever together.

Her pussy clamped around me, and heat shot through me. Justin’s cock was a hot, hard, unrelenting piston, brushing against my cock through that thin dividing wall within Riley. The tingling at the base of my spine became unbearable, and I clamped Riley’s hips, grinding her against me. Pleasure exploded, tensing every muscle in my body, whiting out my vision.

“Fuck!” I shouted.

My cum shot out of me in hot spurts deep within her. My mind clouded as Riley rocked her hips, and Justin growled as bliss rendered me numb.

Justin yanked Riley up, wrapping his arms around her, changing the angle of his thrusts. Riley shrieked as she clamped down even tighter on me. I moaned at the sensation, though my cock was spent. Justin groaned and growled out obscenities, pumping his hips even harder. Then finally he closed his eyes, and I reached up and placed my hand over his where he was holding a shaking and moaning Riley in place. His eyes opened and his expression softened as he finally let go.

Riley collapsed on top of me, and Justin held himself over the both of us as I looked up at his handsome face. I stroked my hand down her back, enjoying the way she shuddered at my touch, still lost to the aftershocks of her orgasm.

Never had I thought we’d find someone who fit us so perfectly, but here we were. The trust I had in both of them was staggering, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world. Growing up like I did meant there weren’t many people in my life I could trust. Sure, I had Justin’s family, but even that had taken a while to get used to. Riley was different, though. From the moment she’d come into our lives, I’d felt a pull to her like no one before. I loved her so much. And I loved Justin. They were my everything and no one and nothing could change that.

CHAPTER 25

JUSTIN

Something was wrong with Riley. Well not wrong with her but clearly something was on her mind. She had seemed a little distracted last night but she asked me get her out of her head and seemed to have slept well. But this morning she was sitting at the kitchen table while Colton made breakfast staring into her coffee cup like it held the secrets to the universe.

Her phone vibrated on the table next to her cup, startling her before she snatched it up off the table and read the text. She frowned and her eyebrows furrowed at whatever she read. She glanced up and caught me watching her. She smiled at me but it was thin and went back to whatever was on the phone screen. Was it Ryan? Was she having second thoughts after Vicky’s bullshit?

I wanted to fire Vicky after that stunt she pulled with her cousin’s gossip page but Colton’s levelhead had prevented us from being sued for wrongful termination because in reality we couldn’t prove it was Vicky who fed that information to her cousin. But while we couldn’t fire her now, she was gone as soon as we could find cause. She wasn’t a very good receptionist anyway and before it hadn’t bothered us as much because she answered the calls when we weren’t there but now after she did this to Riley? Well now she was going to get written up for everything.

And the fucked up part about it was that even though it was all three of us in the relationship, the article targeted Riley as the ‘problem.’ I saw the way she tensed up everytime we encountered someone in town over the last few weeks. It was like she was waiting for someone to judge her and say something. I wanted to fix it and Momma A had done a good job by taking her under her wing but was it enough? We would constantly face judgment for our relationship. I didn’t care. I was willing to fight for it regardless. But was Riley willing to? I didn’t know and the question was eating me alive.

Colton bumped my hip softly, his hazel eyes soft and knowing. “It’ll be okay,” he whispered in my ear. Colton could always read me so well. I spent years secretly in love with him and waiting for the day he found someone else and left me. Now, I couldn’t imagine life without him. But I also couldn’t imagine it without Riley. But did she feel the same? All I could do was let her know.

Colton handed me a plate and the pitcher of orange juice and I set the plate down in front of Riley. She placed her phone down and murmured her thanks as she dug into her breakfast. We ate quickly, Agnes and Forrest were going to be stopping by shortly to finish the final touches for the parade tomorrow before we headed to the football game. Agnes and Riley were driving to Somerset to pick up some last minute items for the float.

When Riley stood up to put her plate in the sink I made my move. I tugged her onto my lap catching her plate with my hand and sliding it back on the table. She arched an eyebrow at me but went willingly, allowing me to tilt her chin up so I could see her face.

“We love you, you know that right?” I whispered softly. “I didn’t know what living felt like till I met you. I never in a million years imagined I would be here right now but I am and it’s all thanks to you.”

Riley swallowed hard and her glassy blue eyes shone like sapphires as she nodded softly. I let her bury her face in my neck as I rubbed her back. I looked at Colton sitting across the table. We had been talking about asking Riley to move in with us after the Harvest Festival. Whatever was bothering her this morning, would it be eased by asking her to move in with us? She could just be stressed from the preparations for the Harvest Festival. She had been working hard all week and she was still on a deadline for her book. Still, I arched my eyebrow at Colton, silently asking him if we should ask her now. He smiled softly at me but shook his head. He was right. One thing at a time.

So instead I tilted her head back again and kissed her. Her lips were soft under mine and she parted them on a breathy exhale, sinking into me sweetly. I pulled back and she blinked up at me. I tried to burn this moment into my memory. Riley bit her lip, looking like she wanted to say something but there was a knock at the door before Agnes and Forrest entered. I loved my adoptive parents but right now I wanted to yell. I was sure she was about to tell me what was bothering her but instead she pasted a smile on her face and greeted them warmly.

Colton stood and filled two travel mugs with coffee, doctoring it how Riley and Agnes liked it before handing them both to them. “Be careful driving to Somerset.” He told her softly, pressing a kiss to Riley’s forehead.

“We will,” Riley said, squeezing his waist with one arm before walking to me.

“Be safe,” I murmured, “I love you.”

“I love you too,” Riley said, her eyes soft as she pressed a sweet kiss to my lips. I wanted to yank her back onto my lap and demand she tell me what was wrong but I had to trust that she would come to us when she was ready.

“Go,” I said softly when she lingered. “We’ll pick you up for the game at 6.”

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