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Faye: Wow. You two are a problem

Let us be your problem for a weekend

Faye: You like pushing

When it’s worth it and you’re worth it

Faye: Hypothetically if I visited, when?

Come any time. We might have training but our nights are free

Dylan: We’ll take whatever you give us

Faye: I’ll talk to Agent Pederson. If he doesn’t freak out and can set it up without turning it into a circus, I’ll come down

Tell him you need a break and want to go see your favorite baseball players

Faye: I do need a break, but I’m not telling them the reason I need one is because I can’t stop thinking about you two

Dylan: Coward

Faye: Shut up

You don’t owe anyone details. Just tell them you’re going and book a flight

Faye: Fine. Send me a hotel that doesn’t look shady

There’s a resort near the complex. Players use it when their families visit

Dylan: You’re really doing this?

Faye: I’m checking dates. Calm down

You’re not backing out

Faye: Don’t get cocky. I’m still not sure I can make this work, but if this clears, I’ll text you my details

Dylan: Can’t wait to see you, Princess

Can’t wait to taste you

The thread went quiet. I let my phone fall onto my chest and stared at the ceiling for a second, thinking about burying my face between her thighs while she sucked Dylan’s dick. That thought was enough to make me slide my boxers down and fist my aching cock until I came all over my stomach.

The following Friday night,the complex lights were still on behind me as I crossed the lot to my 4Runner. Dylan and I had shipped our vehicles from California because being at camp for three months without one would have sucked.

Practice had gone on long enough that my legs felt heavy and my back was tight, but my brain was buzzing too hard to care. Faye’s text sat at the top of our thread.

Landed. Checking in now

By the time I reached my vehicle, Dylan stood leaning against my hood, his hair still damp from his shower, his phone in his hand.

“Took you long enough,” he muttered, climbing into the passenger seat.

“You were early,” I answered, dropping into the driver’s seat. “You good going straight there?”

“Fuck, yeah.”

The resort was about a ten-minute drive. I pulled into the lot, found a spot near the entrance, and killed the engine. Palm treeslined the walkway, as we headed for the doors, my phone buzzed again: