“I take it the house has been given the green light?” I asked.
“It was. The inspector left this morning,” Tanner said.
“Which means these are yours,” Jacob said.
He slid a pair of keys across the table to me.
“Good. I’m glad I can start unpacking,” I said.
“There’s something we want to talk about as well,” Nick said.
“There always is with you guys. What’s up?” I asked.
“The comment Lindy made at the bar a couple of weeks ago. About coming over whenever she wanted? Well, the house has six rooms. Which means one of us would have to give up a room if she wanted to come stay,” Tyler said.
“Or anyone, for that matter,” Adam said.
“I could always give up my room. That’s not a problem,” I said.
“Or, we could take the room you were going to move into and turn it into a guest bedroom,” Jacob said.
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“Then where would I sleep?” I asked.
I watched all of the brothers grin as the pieces quickly fell into place.
“Ah, I see. This is you guys wanting me all to yourselves for a night. Respectively, of course,” I said.
“We could set up a schedule. You know, an order of sorts,” Nick said.
“A rotation schedule for who I would be sleeping with,” I said.
“Yep,” Adam said.
“Well, when you put it like that,” Tanner said.
“I’m giving you guys a hard time. I actually kind of like the idea. A schedule would help make sure jealousy doesn’t crop up with you guys,” I said.
“We figured we could go in order of age,” Jacob said.
“Which would put you first,” I said, grinning.
“Yep. Me, then Adam, then Tanner, Tyler, and Nick,” Jacob said.
“The only time I’ve ever hated being born second,” Adam said.
I giggled as I reached over and took Tyler’s hand in mine.
“You could still put all your clothes in the guest bedroom if you wanted,” Tanner said.
“And it would be there in case you needed some space,” Nick said.
“But having a schedule like this would diminish one brother hogging you all to himself,” Jacob said.
“I think it sounds like a great plan,” I said.
“So, you’re okay with that, baby girl?” Adam asked.