It’s more than possible.
“We start with the compound.”
“Deal. We start with the compound.” His gaze flicks to Eli. “But first we get Eli on bedrest until your doctor shows up.”
“Yes.”
“Stop talking about me like I’m not here,” Eli grumbles, but it’s half-hearted at best. He’s already looking a little green around the edges from the car ride. The faster we get him somewhere stable, the better.
I wait until Abel puts the truck in park to say, “So we’re doing this. Together.”
“Together,” Eli echoes.
Abel gives us both a fierce grin. “Fuck yeah. With the three of us working together, Sabine Valley doesn’t stand a chance.”
Not a conventional happily ever after. Not really. But it’s one I trust with two men that I love. And I couldn’t be happier.
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