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Authors: Rachel Clark

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"Babe, are you sure? You look so tired, and your ankles are so swollen, and Emma's getting dinner ready…" He broke off when he saw the flash of hurt cross her features. Hell. That was the exact opposite of what he was trying to do.

"Casey. Look at me." When she finally lifted her gaze to his, he took a deep breath. He realized now that the words weren't nearly as important as his actions. He pressed a kiss to Casey's lips, running his tongue over her smile and then delving deeper into her moist heat. His cock thickened as he ran his hands over her body and undid the catch to her bra. Her heavy breasts spilled into his hands, and she moaned softly as he gently rolled his thumbs over the stiffening nipples. Her pregnancy had made them so sensitive that she moaned and held his head to her while he gently worshipped the tender flesh with his warm tongue.

Casey was whimpering and squirming by the time he stood up, lifted her in his arms again, and placed her in the middle of the bed. Carefully he stretched out beside her. He roamed his hands over her breasts and her belly, worshipping her with his touch, adoring her shape and the evidence of a life growing inside her.

He had a sexy, beautiful woman carrying his child and wanting to make love to him. What more could he ask for?

And then, Emma wandered into the room, wearing a sultry smile and stripping off clothes as she approached the bed.

He smiled. He was a very lucky man.

* * * *

25 years later…

His hands shook as he tried to tie the little black piece of material into something resembling a bow tie. "Damn it!" Two amused chuckles sounded behind him, and he glared at both of his wives in the mirror for a moment before laughing with them.

"You have no chance of getting that right today." Casey smiled as she stepped forward, tied the material for him, and then kissed him tenderly. "It's okay to be nervous. After all, it's not every day that a father walks his little girl down the aisle."

He smiled again even as his gut squeezed tight. Emma and Casey had been working hard for months to convince him that his eldest child, and only daughter, was happy and getting married for all the right reasons, but as her father, he wasn't so sure.

Emma stepped forward into his arms, and hugged him tightly. "Jase, she's a smart girl. She knows what she wants, and she goes after it. You know that."

"Em, I know she's old enough to make her own decisions, but I'm still allowed to worry about her."

"Of course you are, but now she'll have two husbands to worry about her too."

Yup, there it was, the one thing guaranteed to make his stomach clench with anxiety. Two husbands. His little girl was getting married to not just one overbearing, overconfident man, but two. Two husbands? Was the girl insane?

Emma pulled away, her face very serious.

"If you think for one moment that they won't love her forever and protect her with their lives, then you are very, very wrong. You know our Stacey—do you think she'd ever let either of them step out of line?"

He smiled and pulled Casey into his arms as well. He held both of his women close as he relaxed just a little and then laughed quietly as the truth hit him. His new sons-in-law would never hurt his girl, but heaven help them if they ever upset Stacey.

She was only twenty-four, but she had both her mothers' independent streaks, and she'd been riding herd over her six younger brothers most of her life. Hell, when it came down to it, he should probably be worrying for her husbands.

Smiling, he looked over to the doorway where Stacey stood, hands on hips.

"I would like to get married sometime this century. If you're finished with the sentimental BS, I would like to walk down the aisle now?"

He laughed as he moved toward his beautiful daughter and she sent him that happy smile that had always manipulated him into giving her everything she ever wanted.

Yup, he should probably be worrying for her husbands.

THE END

http://rachelclark.webs.com/

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Born and raised in Australia, Rachel
happily
lives a
romantic
story all of her own with her
wonderful
hubby,
precious
teenagers and menagerie of
perfectly behaved
animals…and well, okay, for the real story you'll need to replace romantic with hectic, add mostly before wonderful and you can probably guess about the teenagers and animals. But hey she loves to read great romance stories and when life lets her, she scribbles a few of her own.

Also by Rachel Clark

Ménage and More:
No Use By Date for Love

Ménage and More:
Accidental Love for Three

Siren Classic:
Sarah's Pirate

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Siren Publishing, Inc.

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