Page 80 of Dual Surrender

“Yeah. You?”

“It’ll be better on Tuesday when you’re back where you belong,” he said.

“I agree.” I smiled and absentmindedly played with the ring on my left hand. “I’ve been thinking about something I want to try when I get home. If you’re agreeable to it.”

“Oh?”

“Yeah.”

“Well?” he chuckled.

“I want to watch.”

“You want to what?”

“You heard me,” I said, lowering my voice and cupping my hand around my mouth to shelter my words from Colton’s ears. “Or maybe I want to be watched. Or both. I don’t know. I want to have everyone over or something. “

“You’re indecent,” he murmured. “I’ll arrange it.”

“Really?”

Colton’s bedroom door opened and closed.

“Really,” he said. “Maybe you and Sam can put on a show. I think Rich has some double-ended toys the two of you can play with.”

“Are you ready?” Colton cleared his throat and interrupted.

I held up a finger, asking for another minute.

“Was that Colton?” Ronan asked.

“Yes.”

“Are you hard?”

“Painfully,” I muttered.

“Good. That’s how I like you. Tell Colton hello if it won’t cause too many problems. I love you. Call me later. And have fun.”

“Yes, Ronan,” I agreed. “I love you too.”

I ended the call and shifted my ass around on the stool, trying to get my cock into a place where it wouldn’t look like it was trying to burst a hole through my pants. Then I stood and gave Colton the best smile I could.

“Don’t leave me stranded in town because I don’t know my way back.” I laughed awkwardly, and Colton blushed an angry red.

“That’s why I want to go into town,” he said, “but I won’t leave you.”

“Why?”

“I just want to go talk. Get out a bit.” Colton opened the door and jogged down the steps to the driveway. By the time I reached the door, he was already in the car, so I climbed into the passenger seat and buckled up.

We could have walked.

Their house was only a few minutes out of town, but Colton parked in front of a bakery with dark windows, the closed sign flipped out on the door.

“Clearly not having baked goods today,” I deadpanned.

“There’s a coffee shop down a few doors.”