Viktor laughed. “Cute, but seriously. We’re united on this.”
Andrei leaned forward, elbows on his knees. “Katya, we’re attached to you. All three of us.”
Mikhail nodded once, matter-of-factly. “There’s no point in denial. You know it. We know it.”
I crossed my arms on instinct. “What do you mean, all three of you?”
“You’re right,” Viktor said. “We should ask just to make sure.”
His smile widened.
“So… Do you want us? All of us?”
Heat shot through me so fast it made my knees weak. My pulse stuttered. I wanted to lie. I wanted to deny all of it. I wanted to make them sweat, but my body betrayed me almost immediately. My cheeks burned hot. My breath caught in the back of my throat. My thighs pressed together as my pussy clenched hard at the idea of being with the three of them together all at once.
There was no hiding any of that and the looks in their eyes only confirmed they saw every shameful sign.
Viktor made a low growl of triumph.
Andrei’s eyes darkened.
Mikhail’s jaw flexed just slightly, and the edges of his lips turned up in the faintest of smiles.
“I didn’t say yes,” I muttered.
“You didn’t have to,” Andrei said.
“I’m not letting you make decisions for me.”
“We’re not making decisions for you.” Mikhail’s uncharacteristic smile widened. “We’re making decisions about us. You’re just collateral damage,malyshka.”
“Don’t pretend like you don’t want this, princess. All of us. At once or in turn. You’re attracted to each of us differently and you know it,” Andrei murmured and I blushed again.
“Even if that’s true, this is insane.”
“Yes,” Viktor replied. “And?”
“And reckless,” I said.
“Also true,” Andrei allowed. “Still not hearing a no though.”
I looked away, my cheeks flaming even brighter.
They moved closer, subtly coordinated in a way they probably pretended wasn’t natural. Viktor leaned against the island beside me. Mikhail stayed a step back, arms folded but eyes locked on mine. Andrei rose from his chair and stood so close behind me that I could feel the warmth from his body.
“And if I say no?” I asked softly.
“You’re not going to,” Mikhail said immediately.
“I could,” I muttered, but my words lacked conviction even to my own ears.
“You won’t,” Andrei replied.
I met his gaze. “And if I say yes?”
Viktor’s smile turned sinful. “Then we share you.”
My breath caught again.
