What Friends Are For

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afraid once he got the ring
on, things would change.”
    “Nah, he loves it when I have girls’ night,” Mischa said.
“Besides it gives him a free night to go hang with his buddies and do guy
stuff.”
    “True.” Jacey nodded.
    “So I have this really wild, kinky idea for our one-year
anniversary.” Mischa leaned in to the table to tell them. “A weekend away at
this cabin I found and I already put a deposit on. Now I just need you two to
help me shop for some fun stuff to take with me.”
    “Fun stuff? Please tell me this will involve a trip to our
favorite toy store,” Dee said. “I could use a few new things myself.”
    “Not going there,” Jacey said, looking at Dee, but she was
grinning nonetheless. “What kind of fun things do you have in mind? Tell us
everything!”
    “Well, I’m thinking this is as good a time as any to play
out some of our sex talk fantasies,” Mischa said.
    “Fantasies are good,” Dee said. “I have a few myself.” She
looked at Jacey and laughed as her friend buried her face in her hands and
groaned. “A few I will refrain from sharing.”
    “Bless you, my friend,” Jacey said and they all laughed
again.
    “So what are we looking for?” Jacey asked Mischa. “What kind
of fantasies are you talking about?”
    “And is Clint going to kill you for telling us?” Dee asked
with a laugh.
    “Please, girl, we’re married. My man knows I share
everything with you two. Hell, at this point he asks me what you guys said!”
    They all laughed again.
    “He’s a good guy, Mischa,” Dee said.
    “A total keeper,” Jacey agreed.
    “I think so.” Mischa smiled. “Now about these fantasies.”
    The waitress arrived then with fresh drinks and food. At
this point she knew that it didn’t matter who she gave what plate as they
always passed and shared everything. That was why they all ordered something
different and at least one of them ordered whatever they saw that was new on
the menu.
    “Oh my god, this is so good,” Jacey moaned as she popped a
stuffed mushroom in her mouth.
    “So dinner, shopping and then the bar?” Dee asked.
    “Sounds good to me,” Jacey mumbled around a full mouth,
making them all laugh again.
    “Sounds like a plan,” Mischa agreed.
    * * * * *
    Dee and Mischa waved as Jacey pulled out of the parking lot
at the bar. They’d all done some serious shopping, letting Mischa’s fantasy
list inspire them.
    “Do you think she’s heading home?” Dee asked.
    “As many times as you said that Jack was waiting for you at
your house, I’m hoping that she goes to see Jonas.”
    “Well, I just wanted to let her know that her brother wasn’t
staying with Jonas tonight.”
    “Do you think he’s with someone?”
    “No, Jack said Jonas is a moody ass lately. He hasn’t been
out since the redhead and according to Jack, Jonas said it was a bad idea.”
    “Well, duh.” Mischa snorted. “You can’t go out with one
woman when all you do is think about another one.”
    “Not fair to any of them,” Dee agreed.
    “Man, I just want to smack them both upside the head and
tell them to quit being stupid,” Dee said and Mischa went off into peals of
laughter. “What?”
    “I’ve felt that way for over a year now,” Mischa told her.
“Welcome to the world of happiness and being with the man you love.”
    “Yeah.” Dee smiled. “I’ve been trying not to say the words
though.”
    “Why not?”
    “He’s just not ready yet,” Dee said.
    “Meaning, he’s not ready to say them. But, honey, everyone
knows you’re in love with that man.”
    “I know, but I’m trying not to make him feel pressured into
feeling like he has to say them in return. Is that silly?”
    “No, honey. It’s definitely not silly. And when he sees
what’s in that bag of yours, he just might be moaning the words by the end of
night.”
    Dee giggled. “My one bag has nothing on your three bags!”
    “My man won’t know what hit him.” Mischa grinned wickedly.
    “I can’t

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