You need to open up to them.
That was my plan.
I add the eggplant emoji to prove my point.
I’m joking, but mostly because they’re right.
I can be a brat.
Christopher loves to remind me of that fact often.
And I love it when he does.
I think I even love Christopher.
In a different way than I do Evan. And different from Tucker.
But I love them all.
And I didn’t even tell them.
I need to tell them.
I need to make this right, as much as I can.
Because I’ve never been in love and now I am, with three incredible, caring, and sexy as hell men.
I’m going back to Christopher’s. I need to talk to him and Evan.
I don’t want to lose them too, and I know they’ll listen and encourage me to share how I’m feeling, and we’ll come to an understanding.
Good move.
Go get ‘em!
What about Tucker?
I bite my lip as I pick up the keys I just set down and head for the front door.
Tucker is harder. I know without a doubt he’s not still at Christopher’s. I’m guessing he left right after I did.
I’ll talk to him tomorrow.
Except when I throw open the front door and launch myself out of the house, intending to jog across the porch and down the stairs, I hit a massive wall and bounce back.
The wall is Tucker.
Or rather, Tucker’s chest.
“Oh, geez!”
Tucker’s giant hands immediately shoot out and steady me so I don’t stumble backward. “Are you okay?” he asks.
“I’m fine.” I look up at him. Way up. Sometimes I forget how massive Tucker is.
Then I picture him lifting me up in the bedroom and my body suddenly tingles. It’s a very distracting and pleasant thought but…
“Why are you here?” I ask, confused.