“Ash,” Trent replied, drawing me close to him. I didn’t miss the telltale look between the two men and was curious about it when Trent asked, “Where’s Sianna?”
“Still smelling the flowers.” Drake glanced over his shoulder. “Princess?”
Wow. He called his wife princess. I was tempted to swoon.
“Coming,” she called out and two seconds later, a beautiful woman appeared beside her husband. They made a stunning couple.
Then my smile froze.Oh, shit.I silently cursed, recognizing the woman I’d walked in on having sex with...oh double shit. I suddenly felt like a peeping tom. God, she must’ve thought I was a pervert.
But my apprehension was for nothing. “Hi.” Sianna held out a hand which I accepted in a soft shake. Her wide smile calmed me.
“Hi.” I returned the gesture.
When Trent mentioned his uncle had married a younger woman, I didn’t expect my first meeting with the couple would be of them having sex in full view of an open pathway. Damn, they rocked.
“We can get acquainted inside. Dinner is about to be served,” Trent gestured to the main building.
Drake nodded, slipped a hand around his wife’s waist and ushered her forward. I hung back a little and Trent noticed. “You okay?”
“I walked in on—”
“I know.” He laughed. “Don’t worry about it. My uncles got a wolfish sex drive for his age and I think she kind of brings it out in him more.” No kidding. “Come on.” Trent nudged me down the path toward the door I’d come through.
Twenty minutes later, while Drake and Trent chatted to the other men at the table, I touched Sianna’s arm lightly. She sat on my right with Martha to my left. “About earlier, I didn’t mean—”
“Don’t worry about it.” Sianna laughed. “Being married to Drake has put me in touch with my sexuality in more ways than I would’ve expected. Trust me, these Princeton men know how to take care of their women. I should know firsthand, I’ve been involved with all of them.” At my widened eyes, she smiled. “No. I haven’t slept with Trent if that’s what you’re asking, he was my boss but showed me real affection when I needed it most. I fell in love with Drake and his son, so talk about drama. Trent was my pillar then.”
“Wow. Two men. How?”
“Believe me I fought it. Thought it wasn’t possible. And with two men like Rayden and Drake, it was easy to fall. Some people can understand, and others can’t but they don’t understand what you go through. I broke. Inside. Outside. Trust me when I say, we can never understand the decisions our hearts make nor is it impossible to find two men who love you so hard, it leaves you numb, blind and indecisive.”
I couldn’t help thinking about my situation with Trent and Zayne. Then again, they didn’t love me. Zayne was my safety net and Trent, my—my what? I blanked out. I didn’t have a title for him. “You must’ve gone through hell.”
“You have no idea. But it gets easier with time.” She looked at Drake. As if sensing her eyes on him, he glanced at her and winked, making her blush. That gave me goosebumps. There was no mistaking the authenticity in their love. I could feel it in that one look. Sianna turned back to me. “By the way, Drake and I overheard your conversation with Trent. So, I think we’re kind of squared on the whole knowing each other intimately thing.”
Hot color flooded my cheeks. “What?” I squeaked.
She chuckled, her exuberance refreshingly honest. “We should do coffee sometime.” She patted my hand lightly. “Get to know each other better if you’d like.”
“I’d like that. Thank you.”
I had no idea why, but something about this woman with her rosy cheeks and sparkling blue eyes put me at ease. Perhaps it was the way her husband, whom according to Trent, was almost twenty years her senior, lavished her with such affection that made her appear mature and understanding. For the first time in a long while, I actually wanted to go out for coffee and get to know someone better.
