Kane Samantha - Brothers in arms 1 (25 page)

Kate slowly slid off Tony’s back, to lie weakly on the bed, one arm thrown over her eyes. Jason reached out and rubbed his hands up the length of Tony’s back, causing the muscles to shiver.

“I love you, Tony,” he said quietly to the other man. “I think I always have.”

Tony slowly pushed up to his knees, Jason’s cock still buried in him. The motion made them both moan.

“God, Jase, we should have done that years ago,” he said, resting his head back on Jason’s shoulder.

Jason moved his hands around to caress Tony’s chest and stomach. “We didn’t have Kate. I think Kate is what made it happen.”

“Don’t blame me,” she mumbled from the bed. “I’m just an innocent bystander.”

Tony and Jason laughed weakly. “Not bloody likely,” Jason told her. “Taste him, Tony,” he simpered in a bad imitation of Kate. “‘Give him what he wants, Jason.’

You’ve been orchestrating this from the first, woman.”

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The Courage To Love

Kate looked at the two men she loved so deeply. Jason had both arms around Tony, hugging him tightly, and Tony’s hands rested on his forearms, while his head nestled in Jason’s neck. She could see that Jason’s cock was still in Tony. They were the perfect picture of the sweet afterglow that making love produced.

“Perhaps. Perhaps I needed this as much as you did. I need to be surrounded by love, mine for you, yours for me, and yours for each other. It makes me feel safe, complete. Is that wrong?”

Tony reached out a hand to her, and she came up and into his embrace, her arms going around him and Jason.

“No, darling, it can never be wrong to love another the way we love each other. I thank the gods that you two found me, every day.”

“About that goat,” Jason murmured into Tony’s hair. They all burst out laughing.

The End

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About the Author

Samantha Kane has been writing fiction for five years. She taught high school for seven years before the birth of her first child. She has a Master’s degree in History, and is a full-time writer and mother. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and two sons.

Samantha’s writing explores the nature of love and its many manifestations. The creation of a “utopia” where who and how you love is less important than that you love and are loved is the ultimate theme of her work.

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