don’t know what you’re talking about,” Sam drawled as he walked around the counter and placed a quick kiss on her lips. “I have work to do. Have fun. I’ll be back later.”
Keegan watched him go, then turned to Cody. “Are you deserting me too?”
Cody grinned. “’Fraid so, Sunshine. We have a fence that needs to be repaired.” He also leaned in and kissed her lips. “All the bags are in. I’ll see you later for dinner.”
“Okay.” Keegan pouted.
Cody chuckled and tapped her on the nose. “Make something good; I’m going to be hungry later.”
“You’ll get what I fix,” she teased good-naturedly.
“Ooh, she’s feisty. I like that.”
Keegan couldn’t stop the snicker that escaped as Cody left the kitchen and headed back out the front door. They’d fallen into a comfortable sort of existence that she really enjoyed. She wondered how long it would last. What would happen once she remembered who she was?
With a sigh, Keegan continued unloading the bags and tried not to worry too much about the future.
* * * *
Keegan took the casserole out of the oven just as the front door opened and shut. Sam’s and Cody’s voices carried through the house as they spoke softly to one another. Keegan’s heart skipped a beat in excitement. It felt like it had been days since she’d seen them, when in truth it had only been a few hours. Still, the sight of them as they rounded the corner into the kitchen, smelling of hay and sunshine, made her whole body tingle with a sort of glee.
Lord, she felt like a lovesick schoolgirl as she placed the casserole dish on the table. Candles lit up the kitchen, giving the room a romantic look, which was exactly what she’d been after.
While dinner baked, she’d changed into the sexiest thing she could find: one of Sam’s shirts. Her feet had turned cold, so she’d put on a pair of white socks but left her hair down around her shoulders, a look she knew both of them liked.
Sam stopped dead in his tracks the second he saw her, which caused Cody to run into him. Cursing, Cody went around him, then stopped as well as his eyes landed on her unusual attire.
Both of them raked their heated gazes down her body and then back up again. Every inch of her flesh tingled at the hot looks in their eyes. She had a feeling if she didn’t say something soon, she’d find herself on the table, and dinner would be forgotten.
“I hope you guys are hungry,” she said with a grin.
Sam snorted, and Cody shook his head. “Right now, food is the last damn thing on my mind,” Sam drawled.
“Well,” Keegan said as she tossed condoms and lube at Sam. “Eat first. Play after.”
“Eat first?” Sam scoffed. “I could eat you first.”
Keegan smiled as she began to dish out the casserole. She’d wanted to tease them, to drive them nuts, because they were going to have to wait. She refused to let them get her any sooner. She wanted them wild.
“Eat dinner first,” she corrected as she placed the plate at Sam’s chair.
Sam passed the condoms to Cody and then slowly circled around Keegan, making his way to the chair at the end of the table. As he passed her, he slid his palm up under the hem of his shirt and brushed his hand across her ass. Keegan shivered in delight but sent him a look of censure over her shoulder.
“Eat first.”
“Damn tease,” Sam drawled as he sat at the table.
Cody sat on the other side of her. His eyes slowly and deliberately raked over her body, making her stomach flutter. She gave herself a mental pat on the back and took the seat in between them after dishing out three salads and passing around the basket of bread.
Sam took a bite of his food and moaned. “Damn, Keegan. I believe you just might be a chef or something.”
She shook her head and took a sip of tea. “I just followed the directions.”
“Well, you followed them well,” Cody said as he placed a bite of casserole topped with mashed potatoes into his mouth. “We haven’t
Keegan watched him go, then turned to Cody. “Are you deserting me too?”
Cody grinned. “’Fraid so, Sunshine. We have a fence that needs to be repaired.” He also leaned in and kissed her lips. “All the bags are in. I’ll see you later for dinner.”
“Okay.” Keegan pouted.
Cody chuckled and tapped her on the nose. “Make something good; I’m going to be hungry later.”
“You’ll get what I fix,” she teased good-naturedly.
“Ooh, she’s feisty. I like that.”
Keegan couldn’t stop the snicker that escaped as Cody left the kitchen and headed back out the front door. They’d fallen into a comfortable sort of existence that she really enjoyed. She wondered how long it would last. What would happen once she remembered who she was?
With a sigh, Keegan continued unloading the bags and tried not to worry too much about the future.
* * * *
Keegan took the casserole out of the oven just as the front door opened and shut. Sam’s and Cody’s voices carried through the house as they spoke softly to one another. Keegan’s heart skipped a beat in excitement. It felt like it had been days since she’d seen them, when in truth it had only been a few hours. Still, the sight of them as they rounded the corner into the kitchen, smelling of hay and sunshine, made her whole body tingle with a sort of glee.
Lord, she felt like a lovesick schoolgirl as she placed the casserole dish on the table. Candles lit up the kitchen, giving the room a romantic look, which was exactly what she’d been after.
While dinner baked, she’d changed into the sexiest thing she could find: one of Sam’s shirts. Her feet had turned cold, so she’d put on a pair of white socks but left her hair down around her shoulders, a look she knew both of them liked.
Sam stopped dead in his tracks the second he saw her, which caused Cody to run into him. Cursing, Cody went around him, then stopped as well as his eyes landed on her unusual attire.
Both of them raked their heated gazes down her body and then back up again. Every inch of her flesh tingled at the hot looks in their eyes. She had a feeling if she didn’t say something soon, she’d find herself on the table, and dinner would be forgotten.
“I hope you guys are hungry,” she said with a grin.
Sam snorted, and Cody shook his head. “Right now, food is the last damn thing on my mind,” Sam drawled.
“Well,” Keegan said as she tossed condoms and lube at Sam. “Eat first. Play after.”
“Eat first?” Sam scoffed. “I could eat you first.”
Keegan smiled as she began to dish out the casserole. She’d wanted to tease them, to drive them nuts, because they were going to have to wait. She refused to let them get her any sooner. She wanted them wild.
“Eat dinner first,” she corrected as she placed the plate at Sam’s chair.
Sam passed the condoms to Cody and then slowly circled around Keegan, making his way to the chair at the end of the table. As he passed her, he slid his palm up under the hem of his shirt and brushed his hand across her ass. Keegan shivered in delight but sent him a look of censure over her shoulder.
“Eat first.”
“Damn tease,” Sam drawled as he sat at the table.
Cody sat on the other side of her. His eyes slowly and deliberately raked over her body, making her stomach flutter. She gave herself a mental pat on the back and took the seat in between them after dishing out three salads and passing around the basket of bread.
Sam took a bite of his food and moaned. “Damn, Keegan. I believe you just might be a chef or something.”
She shook her head and took a sip of tea. “I just followed the directions.”
“Well, you followed them well,” Cody said as he placed a bite of casserole topped with mashed potatoes into his mouth. “We haven’t
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