Page 24 of Ethan’s Dazzling Daddies

Ash laughed, but it cut off into a groan as Ethan swirled his tongue and then sucked firmly at the other man. His Daddy and Papa were talking far too much. They needed to get on with it. His cock was hard and he wanted to come again. If he was going to fall apart, he wanted to fall completely.

Understanding what he needed, they focused on him, on his pleasure, and on their own. Time dissolved as their bodies moved in a rhythm that felt almost instinctive, like they'd always known how to be this way together.

Ethan basked in it all, happy and thrilled and more than ready to have this every day for the rest of his life. He was keeping his Daddy and his Papa. It might seem greedy to some, but he didn't care.

This was his place, his love, his life. He was going to live it however he wanted.

After they were all spent, Ethan laid between his two men, sweat coating his skin as he forced his breaths to even out. With his focus elsewhere, he didn’t immediately notice the attention being paid to his body.

“This scar,” Ash stated. “This is part of why you needed the insurance.”

Jacob leaned closer. He kissed along the faded lines. The scar had grown with Ethan. It had always been a part of him. Seeing his Doms react to it brought the aftermath of his heart condition into more focus.

“It is. My annual checkups would be impossible to cover without it.”

Ethan paused. He didn’t talk about his anxiety to most people. Koa and Manny knew, of course. Dill too since they hated being left out. But never anyone else.

“I also need the insurance for my anxiety. My psychiatrist is expensive, and so are the meds I’ve been prescribed.”

There. He’d said it. Now the ball was in their court.

Rather than shy away, two sets of arms wrapped around Ethan. His Daddy and Papa kissed along his face, peppering his checks, temple, and chin until he was a giggling mess.

“Thank you for sharing, sweetheart. I’m glad you feel comfortable enough to do so with us. It doesn’t change how we feel though, right Ash?” Jacob looked over Ethan to confirm.

Ash stroked a finger over Ethan’s scar again as he smiled and said, “You’re right. He’s ours, and we want him just as he is.”

Ethan sighed. He was one lucky Little.

EPILOGUE

Ethan admired his best friend as he stood across from Manny, his partner and Daddy. Koa was in a white suit that had been custom made to fit his body.

It fit beautifully, and after knowing all of the difficulty that had come with the quest to find the perfect one, Ethan was happy to know Koa had gotten his dream.

Even more so, Ethan was happy to see the look of wonder on Manny's face. He stared at Koa as if the other man were crafted from gold. There was no convincing Ethan they weren't meant to be together. They were soulmates. That was the only way to explain it.

“They look good, don't they?” Jacob whispered from beside Ethan.

Ethan nodded, wiping a tear away.

“Oh, sweetheart, it's fine. You can feel big emotions,” Jacob murmured.

“You feel big feelings, and that's okay,” Ash agreed softly from Jacob's other side.

Ethan knew Ash was trying to make him feel better. It was working, but he needed to focus. This was his friend's big day. Koa was supposed to be the center of attention, not Ethan.

The rest of the ceremony went on, and through it all, Ethan wondered what it would be like to get married. He knew that he couldn't legally have both of his Daddies as his husbands, however, they could practice it in private. The world wasn't quite ready for that yet.

Once the vows were exchanged and everyone was told to head to the reception hall, Ethan felt his spirits lift. He'd been looking forward to the part where he got to dance with his Daddies, to be spun around on the dance floor and feel precious.

His suit, though it looked more like a dress than anything else, was olive green and fit him perfectly. His Daddies had insisted they shop together, so of course everything made sense and had its place.

Ethan loved the dramatic flair of it, the way it swirled when he turned and walked. He also loved that it didn't take anything away from Koa's big day. Even his men were more dressed up than usual.

Speaking of which, he caught a glimpse of Ash and Jacob standing near the dance floor. Ethan had strolled off to check on Koa, who wasn't technically the best man, since Koa hadn't wanted to claim anyone for the role, but Ethan took his responsibilities as best friend just as seriously.

“You doing okay?” Ethan asked Koa, who was beside him, nibbling on candy.