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him as they walked to the edge of the alley.
    “How was your shopping?”
    Her face flushed red so she hid it. “It was good. Really good.”
    “Maybe you’ll show me what you bought later when I’m all over you.” His laughter bounced around her.
    Of course he heard that part and there was no being a gentleman and ignoring it. Heck, so what if it was wrong. She stopped and kissed him. Pressed her lips to his and when he opened his mouth, she slipped her tongue in. Heat sizzled along her nerve endings as he took over the kiss. His mouth conquered hers making the panties she was wearing wet. Her pussy clenched and her nipples saluted him before hardening into painful need.
    Did she really think his first kiss was sweet? This one was panty melting and she wanted him right here in the alley where anyone could see. She didn’t care just as long as she was getting close to him.
    “Ahem. Cough, cough. Seriously you two, why ask for a ride if you don’t want it?”
    She pulled back to see Rylan leaning against the side of a vehicle waiting for them. Her face flamed red but she couldn’t bring herself to care.
    “Ry, I thought I told you to take your time.”
    “You did after I was already here. Before that I’m sure I picked up an urgency in your voice.”
    Gabe grunted at his brother causing him to laugh. He helped Taya into the back seat and sat next to her.
    “We need to get you home so you can lie down.”
    “Some of us like to stand, sit, and in general try out new positions. Seems Gabe is a missionary sort of guy. Sorry, Taya.” Rylan’s eyes sparkled as he met hers in the rearview mirror.
    Her mouth gaped open and then she started laughing. There was a happy feeling in her gut that told her that Rylan accepted her as part of the family.
    “Ry, any time you need pointers just ask me. I’d hate to see my sister go unsatisfied.”
    She shook her head, being an only child she wasn’t used to the back and forth but she liked it. Gabe pulled her into his arms allowing her to get comfortable. She drifted off not realizing how tired she truly was.
    “Taya, wake up. We’re home.”
    Home, she hadn’t had one of those in over a year. The thought curled around her brain, for a minute she wanted to make it true. To call this place and this male home. Good thing common sense was one of her best friends.
    She sat up with her hand covering her mouth as she tried to discreetly yawn.
    “Sorry I fell asleep on you.”
    “I’m not.” Gabe walked around the vehicle and opened the door for her, taking her hand to help her out. “You should think about getting some sleep.”
    She nodded before grabbing her packages and going inside the bed and breakfast.
    “There you are,” Paige called out when she entered. “We’ve been looking for you. Wondering where you went.”
    “You went shopping without us?” Selma looked at her bags before casting an accusing glance. If it weren’t for the laughter in her eyes she would have felt guilty.
    “Sorry, Gabe mentioned that I should have told you after we got to town.”
    “Don’t worry, we will be going again. Whatever you have in those bags doesn’t look big enough to fill out your wardrobe.”
    Taya flushed and looked down at her bags. She might fool the males but the women knew enough to know it wasn’t cut off shorts and shirts in her bags.
    “I think I’m sick. The more she blushes, the more I want to see just how nice the things are in her bag.” Paige gave a rueful laugh making everyone laugh with her.
    “Come, have a seat,” Aviana patted the couch next to her. “I knew where you were. I even told them but they liked the mystery more.”
    “How did you know?” She looked Aviana over wondering if she was watching from the window when they left.
    “I’m soul-bonded to Rylan. If you think Gabe leaves this house without his brother knowing, think again. When I first met them, Gabe was the brother keeping tabs on Rylan. Now things have changed and it’s the