He bursts out laughing, and I cross my arms over my chest, growing impatient.
“I thought it was weird how she announced to the whole damn reception party about what an awesome lover you were, so I asked her about it. She explained it was to build your confidence. I talked to my dad. He said he could get you a prescription for your little problem.”
I’m going to kill her.
“What the hell?”
“Early erectile dysfunction isn’t common, but it’s manageable with the appropriate medicine.”
Cursing, my eyes go wild in search for her as my blood pressure rises.
“I don’t have a damn problem getting it up, jackass.”
His laughter bellows out, and I flip him off while heading toward Ethan who is now chatting up a blonde.
“Where’d she go?” I growl.
Ethan doesn’t even bother to mask his grin before nodding toward my house.
I break into a sprint, running toward the back doors, and then my phone buzzes just as I reach the stairs.
True Winner of the War: Now that you’re mad, come fuck me like you hate me.
My knees give out at the sight of her text, and I bust my ass on the stairs, spewing a few profanities when I hit too hard. But my stupid grin spreads, and I start searching for her for a whole new reason.
Taking a guess, I head into my old bedroom, and then I stumble to a halt. Damn.
Tria is on my old bed, her body clad in a skimpy lace thing that has me biting my fist to keep from saying something incredibly stupid. She gives me a vixen’s smile while crawling across the bed like every damn fantasy there has ever been, and her dark hair falls around her shoulders before she curls her finger, beckoning me over.
“Get my message?” she muses, her smile growing when I finally start kicking out of my shoes.
I’m naked in no time, and I go to lock the door before grabbing her up from the bed and kissing her with all I’ve got. Damn, she’s so perfect for me.
As her legs fasten around my waist, I move her to the wall, pressing her against it as my lips start moving down her neck.
“Yeah, I got it. But I’d rather fuck you like I love you all night.”
She grins as my lips find hers again, and I send a silent thank you to my brother for stealing Rain’s heart so long ago. If he hadn’t, I would have never ended up with right Noles girl—the one meant just for me.
The End.
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Chapter one
BRIN
No, no, no, no! Not today! I'm so sick of this!
He has his side of the street, and I have mine. All he has to do is park on his side of the damn street.
Our subdivision doesn’t allow driveways—a stupid rule that I don't understand—but the streets are very wide and made for curbside parking. Everyone parks directly in front of their house. It only makes sense. Maggie and I park in front of our house.
But this jerk, for some reason, refuses to park his car on his side of the road—in front of his house.