Swept Away in Wilde (Wilde, Nevada Beginnings 1)

Dan had washed her riding clothes while she’d taken her bath. They were in the dryer now.

“I could at least dry the dishes, guys.”

“Not a chance,” Craig said. “This is your night, honey.”

“We’re almost finished anyway,” Dillon said. “Enjoy your wine. We’ll be in there with you in a moment.”

She wondered how long it would be before any of the Wildes started letting her lift at least one finger.

I’m absolutely cooking the next meal for them.

She took another sip of the wine. It had just the right sweetness. She closed her eyes and imagined riding Blanca to her new home on the land her guys had taken her to earlier. I’m engaged. I can’t wait to tell Maude.

All the guys came into the living room with her. They were all wearing shorts, allowing her a nice view of their incredible bodies.

Dan refilled her glass. He, Craig, and Dillon sat on the coffee table right in front of her.

She felt a tremble roll up and down her body. “I’ve already said ‘yes.’ What’s this about?”

Dan reached into his shorts pocket and pulled out a tiny package. “This is what it is about, honey.”

“Another surprise?” She took the box and opened it. Inside was the most beautiful diamond ring she’d ever seen.

All three of her men took her hand, and Dan slid the ring on her finger.

“It’s official now,” Craig said, leaning forward and giving her a tender kiss.

“We want to get married just as soon as possible, sweetheart.” Dillon pressed his lips to hers. “Is that okay with you?”

“Yesterday won’t be soon enough. I’ve never been so happy.”

“I know there’s a lot of planning that goes into putting a wedding together. But you cannot imagine how the women of Wilde come together to make it happen.” Dan captured her mouth with his.

“We were thinking of getting married next Friday,” Craig said. “One week from today. Sound good, sweetheart?”

“Sounds great. I just can’t imagine how we can pull it together that fast, but I trust you.”

“All you will have to do is decide what colors, flowers, and cake you want,” Dillon said. “Tell Mom and it will be done.”

“I need to talk to Maude first. This might come as a shock to her.”

“We already talked to her.” Dan feathered his lips on her shoulder. “Since you are so close to your sister, we asked for her permission to marry you this morning.”

“You did? Oh my God. What did she say?”

“She gave us her blessing.” Craig ran his hand down her arm.

Mary smiled. “She already knew when I was getting dressed for our date.” What a turnaround. The magic of Wilde had taken hold of Maude, too. “What about a dress?”

Dillon stroked her hair. “Mom was hoping you might consider wearing hers, but if not, she said she would love to help you pick one.”

“Oh my God, I’m going to be married in a week.” She felt tears well up in her eyes. “This is more than I could have ever dreamed of. I’m so happy.”

“So are we,” they said in unison.

Craig lifted her up into his arms. “Are you ready for your first Wilde lesson, baby? We want to make love to you.”

“Together? How?”