She laughs, then swings one leg over the window ledge and climbs out of the room.
I can’t stop smiling. This is so Ally and Dan—reckless and romantic and completely in love.
I roll over, ready to fall back asleep, but realize Violet is the only other person in bed with me.
Zara has vanished. But to where?
I laugh to myself. She probably snuck off to be with that mystery guy from her school.
I thought this was supposed to be a girls’ night, but if Ally and Zara aren’t sleeping in here, why should I?
As quietly as possible, I slip out of the room, carefulnot to wake Violet. I make it ten steps down the hall before two sets of arms wrap around my waist and kisses claim either side of my face.
“Princess.”
“Had the same thought as us?” Felix whispers.
I nod. “Let’s get out of here.”
CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN
HARPER
“You could be pregnant, baby. Imagine that.” Tyler catches me by the waist, spinning the two of us in endless circles on the moonlit beach.
There’s alcohol on his breath from a night spent drinking with his brothers. When he stumbles, collapsing to the sand with me, I know he’s drunk. He chased me all the way from the beach house to the shore like we did as kids. We’re laughing. His lips are on mine. My god, I’m so in love with this man.
And to think, I could be pregnant with his and Felix’s child…
Iampregnant. IknowI am.
My fingertips trail a path down his torso, skimming beneath his waistband. “Can we go back to the pool house, just us three?”
“The pool house is off limits for the rest of the night.” Felix approaches us with a bottle of alcohol in one hand, most likely drunk too. “Bro code. We cleared out for Dan. Pretty sure he has Ally in there right now.”
Tyler helps me to my feet, brushing sand off my skin and wrapping me in his arms. I’m only wearing my satin bridesmaid’s nightdress. There’s a cool breeze rolling in from the ocean but I’m warm in Tyler’s embrace.
Felix arrives at our side, looking me up and down. The night is dark but there’s enough visibility to see him lift the bottle to his lips and smirk.
“What’s that smile for?” I ask.
“Just admiring my woman. Let’s go for a walk on the beach. We won’t keep you long. Don’t want you exhausted for the wedding.”
Having a quick walk on the beach then returning to my own bed isn’t the least bit tempting. I’m high with laughter from Tyler chasing me. All I want is to keep playing and have fun. I want my two men with me non-stop.
“I have a better idea than a walk along the beach.” Smiling, I back away from them, slipping the straps of my dress down my shoulders.
The fabric slides down my body, pooling at my feet. My nipples are peaked in the cold breeze. I push my panties down, standing completely naked. If someone happens to see us, I don’t care. The night is too dark for them to witness much.
“How about another game of catch and fuck? For old times’ sake,” I say.
Tyler and Felix are speechless, staring at my naked body.
“A five-second head start is all you’re getting,” Felix warns, dropping his bottle to the sand and kicking off his shoes. “I’m sprinting to catch you.”
Squealing, I take off, running along the beach, laughing as I struggle in the sand. We’re playing a childish game and being reckless, but we deserve to blow off steam and have fun. Life has been hard for too long. Happiness was robbed from us at a young age and now we have a lot of missed years to make up for.
I don’t plan to put up much of a fight with the chase. I was given a five-second head start but I barely think I get that. Footsteps are pounding behind me. My men are fast even when intoxicated. Hearing them laughing together makes my heart shine.
