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table. “Move over there and let me celebrate by making love to our woman,” said Lyle.
    Our woman.
    Words had never sounded sweeter.

Epilogue
    Sally sat in the booth and laughed at the twins as they arm-wrestled one another. They were surrounded by their friends. Men they’d spent their lives around and who shared similar lifestyles and interests as them. The men were drinking beers and egging the twins on, wanting to see who would win.
    Sally shook her head and glanced at her best friend Nicole Gainer. “I can’t take them anywhere.”
    Nicole sipped her soda and motioned to her men, Cody and Everett . She had a situation very similar to Sally’s. Nicole was technically only married to Cody but Cody’s best friend, Everett, lived with them and shared Nicole’s and Cody’s bed. “Don’t I know it.”
    Sally laughed. “What you’re telling me is that it doesn’t get better? A year from now they’ll still be acting like fools?”
    Resting a hand on her swollen belly, Nicole smiled. “I’m not sure any of them will ever grow up.”
    “You’d think with a baby on the horizon Everett and Cody would,” said Sally. She eyed Nicole’s belly, slightly envious. She, Levi and Lyle had only been officially together for four months now. On paper she was Levi’s wife but in every other respect she belonged to both the Ackerman boys equally. She loved them both dearly too and she was ready for more—ready for a family. The boys weren’t quite there yet.
    Nicole stretched a little and the action caught Cody Gainer’s attention. He stopped razzing the twins and strolled over toward the table. He bent near Nicole and draped an arm around her. “How is my woman and babe doin’?”
    “I’m fine. Just uncomfortable,” said Nicole.
    Levi beat Lyle in their arm wrestling match and then stood, heading toward them as well. He flashed a wide smile at Cody. “You ready for your world to change?”
    Cody nodded. “Hell yeah.”
    “I am too,” Everett shouted over the sound of country music blaring from the jukebox.
    Cody cuffed Levi on the back of the head. “What the hell are you waitin’ for, idiot? Take your woman in the back room and fuck the livin’ hell out of her. You know you want to.”
    Nicole grunted and rolled her eyes. “Such a romantic.”
    Grinning, Cody bent. “You told me you wanted a friend for our lil’ one to play with. Someone his own age. That means we’ve got to talk the twin fools into reproducing and quick.”
    Sally snorted as she caught the look of panic on Levi’s face. She held up a hand. “I don’t think he’s quite ready for that just yet. Either one of them really.”
    “What about you?” asked Nicole.
    Sally met Levi’s frozen gaze. “The idea is growing on me.”
    Lyle moved up behind Levi. “What are we talking about?”
    “You two getting your wife pregnant at some point,” said Cody.
    Lyle coughed and slapped his chest.
    Cody roared with laughter.
    Everett shook his head as he sipped his beer. “You know, I knew the minute I told you how pale they both got when that mare of theirs birthed that colt that you’d figure out a way to use it against them.”
    “Damn straight,” offered Cody.
    Sally smiled wider and put her hands out for her husbands. “Come here you two before you pass out at the idea of being daddies.”
    They gulped and everyone laughed.
    THE END

About the Author
    Rory Michaels has a soft spot for men in cowboy boots and at one point in her life, raised pigs. Now older, wiser and slightly curvier, she pens erotic tales that tease the senses and still loves a man in boots.