I laughed because I had thought about that a few times. “We can’t just drug him against his will. I’m surprised you’re saying this because someone drugged you against your will.” I raised an eyebrow at him.

His expression changed quickly. “Fine, I guess you’re right, but he’s going to be a pain in the ass when I take him home.”

“Fuck you, man.” Callum walked into the kitchen looking better. I still had to force myself not to react to his beat-up face.

“I think you might look better like this,” Nathan chuckled, and I swatted him in the stomach.

“My face feels better today, but my ribs are fucking awful.” Callum sat down on the barstool, wincing.

“I can help you with that,” I deadpanned.

“Yeah, you definitely could.” I looked up to see Callum smirking.

I couldn’t help but laugh at him. “You’re incorrigible,” I said, rising to peck him on his lips. “I think I’d make it worse.”

“I’d rather just stay here and wait for you. You’re a better looking nurse.” Callum said as he ran his nose up my cheek.

“I told you, you are more than welcome to stay here,” I said, pushing hair away from his face.

“Ok. Ok. Ok…” Nathan grumbled. “I think we have spoiled you enough. Let’s go.”

Callum looked annoyed, but he grinned again, and I saw that mischievous glint in his eyes.

“You better go. I have to get to work soon,” I said, kissing his cheek, so he didn’t get any ideas.

Nathan grabbed me by the waist and pulled me in for a kiss. It was hungry, demanding, and I felt his longing. He lowered a hand to my ass, grabbed a handful and pushed my pelvis into his erection.

“I thought we were leaving, and you were going to work,” Callum snapped.

Nathan chuckled against my lips. “So touchy, Cal.” I pushed Nathan away because I really needed to get to work.

“Y’all are so bad,” I giggled, as I packed their sandwiches and some small bags of Takis, I’d gotten the guys to try. They were obsessed, but Aiden said his stomach wasn’t able to handle more than a small bag of them. I gave the bag to Nathan as I walked them out, while they joked around with each other. Their laughter was soothing, making me grateful they had each other to keep things light.

“Are we still going to Group Therapy for Darcy’s birthday tomorrow?” Nathan asked.  He opened the car for Callum and helped him, even though he got some dirty looks from Callum.

“Of course! I wouldn’t miss her birthday for anything,” I said, before I kissed Callum goodbye.

“Are you going to come to the house after your shift?” Callum asked, as I closed the door.