Roommates Box Set #4-6

6. Parker

6

PARKER

“That was a long day.” I didn’t know about the others, but I was pretty tired. We’d prepared and served dinner to all of the winery’s guests and then retreated back to our room where we’d engaged in something else that was also tiring—but in a really fun way.

“I like long things,” Kylie said, running a finger lightly along my spent cock.

“I’ve got something even longer for you,” Mason said, but you could tell he was tired, too. Plus we’d all just come hard—Kylie twice.

Jude reached out and stroked her hair. She loved getting wild and crazy with us, but we all knew how much she loved this part of it. Lying in bed all together afterwards. If you would’ve told me, years ago, that I’d be comfortable hanging out with two other naked dudes on a bed, I would’ve thought you were insane. But now… it felt right somehow.

It wasn’t like I was attracted to Mason and Jude… it was just that I knew that together, the three of us could give Kylie everything she needed and more. Unbelievable pleasure. Love. Support. She deserved the best of everything, and somehow, the three of us together were able to give it to her.

Besides, not too long ago, I thought I’d never fall in love again. I thought I’d be nursing a broken heart for forever. The guys had been great. They’d tried their best to pull me out of that dark place. But it hadn’t worked—not until Kylie arrived. Even if she took it in her head to up and leave us, even if I never saw her again, I’d always love her for that.

Fortunately, she didn’t have any intention of going anywhere. Even if she’d had the energy for it, but she clearly didn’t. We’d worn her out.

Then she giggled.

“What?” Jude asked. He sounded like he’d been seconds away from falling asleep.

“Do you think any of those tourists heard us through the walls of this place?”

“Storm’s too loud,” Mason said. He was right—it was really raging out there.

“I got pretty loud too,” Kylie said, still laughing slightly. “Especially the second time.

“Want to go for three?” I offered.

She grinned at me. “Rain check.” Thunder crashed outside, sounding close by, and she amended her response. “Storm check—if that’s a thing.”

We were silent for a few minutes, still exhausted and listening to the storm. Then Kylie spoke up again. “I’m hungry.” Mason opened his mouth to respond, but she reached over and put her fingers to his lips. “And don’t say you’ve got something for me to eat.”

“You already did once today,” he pointed out from under her hand.

“Yeah, I did. But I didn’t get much actual dinner. We were too busy making sure everyone else had food.”

Jude sighed. “I’ll go raid the kitchen.” But it took him another minute to muster up the energy to move.

“Want me to go with you?” I asked as he pulled on some pants.

“No, I’ve got it.”

He left the room, pulling on a t-shirt as he went. I propped myself up so I could lean against the headboard and pulled Kylie toward me and stroked her hair.

Her eyes closed and her face showed contentment. “We’re really lucky.”

I didn’t ask what she meant because I thought so, too. “Yeah, we are.”

“A lot of people aren’t as lucky. And a lot of people don’t understand relationships like ours.”

I massaged her scalp as I watched a worry line appear on her forehead. She was worried about her uncle, who was ill. She was worried about his health but also, I knew it didn’t sit right with her that her uncle thought that Jude was her only boyfriend. But Mason and I were okay with that. As she’d said, a lot of people didn’t understand relationships like ours.

Her forehead smoothed out and she opened her eyes, giving me a little grin. “What do the tourists think of us?”

That made me grin as well. I’d only had a couple semesters of Japanese as an undergrad, but I’d done my best and the tourists had seemed to appreciate my effort. “They keep talking among themselves, trying to figure out which one of us is your boyfriend and which are your brothers.”

“My brothers!” Kylie laughed and even Mason joined in. I hadn’t been sure if he was even still awake. “In that case, I really hope they didn’t hear us through the walls.”

“Me too.”

The door opened and we looked over. Jude entered the room empty-handed.

“No food?” Mason asked with a frown.

“The kitchen is fully stocked, but I really think we should get out there. The tourists are all in the lobby. Maybe the storm is keeping them up?”

“Or jet lag,” I pointed out.

Jude shook his head. “Yeah… either way, they don’t look happy. Must be hard, being in an unfamiliar place with the weather like this. Why don’t we go out there and see if we can distract them from the storm or something?”

Kylie was already up and picking up her clothes off the floor. “I’ll go.” She looked over at me. “And you should, too. They love you.”

“My Japanese isn’t very good.”

She grinned. “They think you’re adorable. Kawaii . I know that word—it means cute, right?”

The flushing of my cheeks was answer enough. A quick glance at Mason and Jude showed that I was going to get teased about that for some time to come.

“You should come, too,” Kylie said as she wiggled into her panties. “We all should—this is our country, and we should be good hosts. Jude, can you go to Sierra’s room and ask them to come? And Mason, you can go get Alyssa and her guys.”

Mason grumbled as he climbed off the bed. “What if they’re doing more than flirting in sign language?”

Kylie and I exchanged a glance. It was clear that Alyssa and her men had been doing far more than that in the woods this morning, but if Mason was pretending not to know that, then we would too.

“Fine,” Kylie said. “You go to Sierra’s room. But everyone put on some pants—we’ve got work to do.”