“Probably,” Knox says.
I start pacing because I can’t stand still with both of them looking at me like that. “I can’t give you an answer.”
Bennett nods. “Okay.”
I stop. “Okay?”
He nods. “Yes.”
“You’re not going to argue?”
He smiles then. “Not tonight.”
Knox chuckles.
I point at both of them. “And even if I was considering this, which I’m not, I’ve never been with two men before.”
Neither one speaks.
I scrunch my nose up and feel my face getting hot. “I don’t even know how something like that works.”
Knox’s mouth twitches, and I point at him. “Don’t you dare laugh at me.”
He stands up. “I’m not.”
I look between the two of them and blurt out, “What if one of you gets jealous?”
They answer at the same time. “We won’t.”
I look between them. “You can’t know that.”
They nod at each other as if they’re speaking some unspoken language.
I shake my head. “This is insane.”
Bennett’s voice drops. “Do you want us?”
My breath catches. “That’s not the point.”
He comes closer. “Do you want me?”
I hate that I can feel my nipples pucker at his words. “Yes.”
His eyes darken. Then Knox asks, “Do you want me?”
I look at him. There’s no reason to lie. “Yes.”
Silence falls over the room, and suddenly everything feels different.
Bennett slowly walks forward and stops in front of me. “Sweetie, we’re not asking you to get married tonight. You have a lot going on right now, and we don’t want to add to it. I just wanted to be up front with you and let you know our intentions.”
I just stare at him. He reaches up and strokes his thumb across my cheek. “Are you curious… about us?”
I should say no. I should tell them both that I don’t want this and walk away now, but a part of me already knows that if I do that, I’ll regret it. “Yes,” I murmur.
Knox’s hands settle lightly at my waist from behind, and my entire body tightens.
He moves to my side, and then I have the heat from both their bodies against me.