Jane leaned her face against my chest, panting like she had just ran a marathon. Looking up at me with a small smile, she looked exhausted. She moaned unexpectedly, and I assumed Nate took out the plug. She bit her lip, still looking up at me. My heart felt like it was about to explode with the rush of emotions I was feeling. I brushed her hair out of her face, cupping her face as I placed small kisses on her cheeks.

I picked her up, taking her to my bathroom so we could shower, and I could get ready for work. She nuzzled against me, sighing contently.

“That was…”

“Amazing?” I asked.

“Phenomenal?’ I heard Cal behind me.

“The fucking best sex you’ve ever had in your life?” Nate strolled past us, turning the shower on.

Jane laughed in my arms. “I don’t know if it was the best…” she looked at Nate mischievously.

“I guess since you’re still awake that means we didn’t work you out enough,” Cal said, as I stepped into the shower with her.

“Next time you’re definitely getting all of us,” I said, setting her on her feet, giving her ass a good slap.

Jane shivered in response. “I can’t wait.”

I wanted to shove her against the wall and fuck her, but I had to get to work. As we all got ready for the day, I couldn’t help but think of the possibility of building housing for Mountain View to help solve the worker shortage. We were all hurting for labor and it would be nice to help everyone.

18. Jane

EIGHTEEN

Jane

“Jane? Earth to Jane.” I flinched when a hand waved in front of me. I focused on Darcy, who was grinning at me.

“Sorry, I was...”

“Just thinking about the three gorgeous men who you share your bed with?” Darcy laughed.

I blushed. “Don’t sound jealous,” I teased back.

“I can’t help it. Who wouldn’t want a bunch of men catering to her every need?” She shrugged.

“They don’t cater to my every need,” I said, grinning behind my coffee cup.

“They just cater to the most important ones.” She laughed.

I laughed with her, loving that I had someone I could chat with about this relationship. “What about you and Evan? Some serious sexual tension was happening after the bachelorette party, and at your birthday.” I waggled my eyebrows at her.

She rolled her eyes. “Nothing will ever happen between us.”

“That didn’t seem like the case when he was standing guard protecting our non-existent virtue.” I tried to make light of the situation, but it seemed that something had happened that did not go well.

She drank her coffee, trying to appear nonchalant.

“What happened?” I asked, feeling her sadness.

“He’s just not worth my time,” Darcy said, flippantly.

“It’s ok to care.” I rubbed her shoulder. “He said he still does.”