God, he’s giving me a headache. He told me reverse psychology, so what the fuck is going on.
“Okay, to begin with I was pissed, but then as time went on I realized it was more so I decided the reverse psychology crap,” he smiles, “and it worked. Although on occasion I had second thoughts.”
“Ha, yeah right.” Callie smirks at Reece before looking at Mara. “You should have heard him the night of the art show. He wasn’t okay then.”
“Wife, eat some pizza,” Reece says before he adds, “I’m okay with you both being together. Now can we please change the topic of conversation?” He takes a large bite from his fully loaded slice.
Mara squeezes my fingers so I turn to look at her and see a small smile on her lips. She leans into me and I meet her halfway placing a small kiss to her lips. “Are you doing okay?” I whisper, sliding my hand into her glorious hair.
“I’m always alright when I’m with you.” She grins.
“Okay, enough of that mushy shit with my sister. Let’s go down to the lake and leave the girls here to gossip.” Reece stands up, kisses Callie like he’s leaving for a month before grabbing another beer.
Phoenix kisses Thalia and starts to follow Reece with his beer so that leaves me with three pairs of female eyes on me.
Laughing, Mara wraps her good arm around my neck and pulls me close for one, hot kiss that has my toes curling and my dick swelling. Pulling back she grins at me with lust clear as day on her face. But unfortunately we can’t do anything about that right now.
“I’ll see you soon babe.” I push away from the table and, grabbing a beer, turn back to Mara, “You’ll be okay, right?”
“I’ll be fine. Don’t worry. It’s not as though you’re too far away. One shout and you’ll be here.”
“Okay.” I quickly kiss her again. “See you girls real soon.”
Shoving my feet into my sneakers, I walk away from my house, and listen to the girls laughing. Probably at my expense, but I really don’t care. Mara has me wrapped around her little finger and I love her. I love her taste, which is addictive and causes my blood to heat with arousal. I love her sense of humor and her laughter. I love the way she thinks and all of her passion for art…Let’s face it, I love all of her.
Arriving at the small jetty where my dad’s boat is moored, I’m tempted to turn back to my girl, but the grinning faces of my two idiotic friends stop me.
“You are so easy to read,” Phoenix shouts, laughing. “She isn’t going to disappear.”
“Whatever.”
Kicking my sneakers off, I drop down and let the cool water of the lake lap around my feet and ankles. Phoenix and Reece join me.
“Come with us,” Reece says out of the blue and I’ve no idea what he’s talking about.
“What?”
“You heard me. Come with us when we take the girls to the beach tomorrow.”
I look between my two best friends to gauge whether or not they’re serious about Mara and me joining them, and they look to be.
“Why would you want me to tag along on your honeymoon? I don’t think Mara would like me helping you guys out pleasuring your girls,” I smirk when I see the shocked expressions on their faces.
I’m not serious, but I love winding them up, and no doubt they’ll get me back at some point.
Phoenix hits me in the arm. “My girl is plenty satisfied so shut the fuck up.”
“I’m not even going to dignify that with an answer,” Reece growls.
Smiling, I take a drink of my beer then grimace because the beer has warmed up with the heat. We usually put them in coolers, but I had my girl in my arms and my head so the coolers slipped my mind. Not sure what my friends excuses are.
Taking another drag on the bottle, I rest back on my elbows and look up at the moon trying to think whether or not I want to head to the beach with my girl and the guys. Do I want to keep her to myself or share her is what it basically comes down to.
“Well? You coming with us?” Reece persists.
“I’m thinking.”
“Well think faster.”