All Of Us – Tara Bennett

I put my hand on Drake under my shirt. It always amazed me how the dragons could calm me with their presence. It was like their energy flowed through you. They made the world a more peaceful place. “I’m not sure if that is a compliment or not. I do understand, though. A few men have shaped my life, but no one has changed me like your brother.

Are you having feelings for these men? Also, and don’t get crazy on me, but have you considered maybe a triad?” I knew my mouth fell open. “I couldn’t do that. We have this whole sex with each other thing, but I don’t think they have feelings for me. It would be weird. Not something for me.” I avoided saying I was starting to have feelings for them. Montgomery looked at me and nodded. “Okay, then.” Something about that response seemed like he didn’t believe me.

“I’m going to remind you to be careful with your heart, but nothing about what you are doing is bad or wrong, Joe.” Both of these men were incredible in their own way. I liked being around them, and we had fun with each other—the sex was a bonus.

“I’m not sure why I needed your validation. I have to admit I am confused, but really happy. These guys are so great to be around. Well, you know Dusty.” He smiled. “I do know Dusty. If he is coming back to you, there is something there. Be careful not to hurt him. There is a lot of damage there, and he spent a lot of time using his body to find peace.” I understood what he was saying.

“Be honest. Communicate.” “I am doing both of those things.” I hope this doesn’t all blow up in my face. “Do you think I should stop being with them both? Or pick one?” He sat and looked at me for a while. Drake crawled out of my shirt and went over to his companion, climbing on top of Drachen, making a dragon pile. He looked down for a moment, and I could see him relax. “I can’t answer that question for you, Joe. Do what the three of you think is right.

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The author expressly prohibits any entity from using this publication for purposes of training AI or LLM technologies to generate text, including, without limitation, technologies that are capable of generating works in the same style or genre as this publication. Cover art by Angelika S, Tara Bennett Published by Tara Bennett 1kitap1.com/en About/Notes ABOUT Jacob ran away to be a cowboy, leaving his high school sweetheart, Dusty, behind. He always thought they’d find their forever together after he turned eighteen, when his parents would have to stop trying to “fix” him.

But time passed, and destiny didn’t do its thing after all. Twelve years later, moving on had been difficult for both men, always wondering what had become of their first love. Nobody fit. Until Joe. Joe was sweet, kind, and eager to learn more about intimacy. Even though he was twenty-seven, he’d barely scratched the surface when it came to being with a man.

His friends-with-benefits situation with Dusty was working out great because Dusty didn’t want anything more. When Joe was drawn to a cowboy known as Gentry, he leaned into it, only to find that Dusty might want something more. Torn between both men, he suddenly found himself on the outside looking in, because Gentry and Dusty have a history. Someone is going to get hurt, unless they can see that working together sometimes works best. THANK YOU All my ARC readers, and every person that reads my book, thank you so much.

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