Page 69 of B is for Beg
Gabe:Another time, baby boy.
There will be other nights, other chances for us to fall asleep and wake up in each other’s arms.
Cal:Another night of moral support for your brother?
Blake:Sort of. He wants to go out and get fucked, so he asked me to stay home and watch Lexi.
Cal:So you have to give up your night out?
Blake:He needs it more than I do, Sir. Things are tough for him right now.
Cal:What about your other brother?
Blake:Archie is spending the weekend with Hamish.
Cal:Ah, so our loss is Hamish’s gain?
Blake:Basically, yes.
Cal:Gabe, remind me to tell Hamish he’s a jerk.
Gabe:You’re an amazing brother, baby boy.
Blake:I’m not so sure about that. I made it very clear that he owes me one.I was looking forward to tonight. Send pictures.
I sigh. As wonderful as last night was, I’d rather hang out as a threesome. Not that I’d say no if Cal still invited me over. Last night, he proved that we were great together, but when we’re with Blake, we’re positively sizzling.
Gabe:I think we should all take a rain check until you’re able to join us.
Blake:You should have fun without me.
Gabe:We did last night, baby boy. I want to spend time with both of you.
Cal:I agree with Gabe, princess. I’d rather wait to have you both on your knees, worshipping me.
Gabe:I won’t ever go down on my knees for you, Cal.
Cal:I’m hurt.
Gabe:You’ll get over it.
Cal:Maybe we need our princess to get down on his knees for both of us. Fancy taking a double header to the face, Blake?
Blake:I think you might be a bit too big for me to fit both of you in my mouth.
Cal:You can alternate.
Blake:Sounds hot.You could come here?
Cal:I thought you said you weren’t allowed to take hookups home?
Blake:We’re past being a hookup, aren’t we?
Gabe:We are, baby boy.
Blake:Oh, good. I thought I’d got things wrong.
Gabe:You haven’t.
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