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Authors: N.R. Walker

Tags: #erotic MM, #Romance MM

Threes Company (24 page)

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he should have defended me.

There was so much I could have said. But I didn't.

The truth was, I just didn't care. Not anymore. Instead, I told him, "But we're heading out now. The Pride festival is on."

"Yeah, so I found out," he mumbled with a frown.

"Did you need a lift somewhere…?" I asked, trying diplomatically to get rid of him.

"Ah, no," he whispered, shaking his head. "That's fine."

Simon came back down the stairs and waited for us at the door, so we walked out the front of the hotel, and Rod had no choice but to follow.

He started to say something again, but I stopped him. "Good-bye, Rod."

With a sad nod and shake of his head, he got into the rental car and pulled out.

Adam laughed. "What a douche." Then he shook his head at me. "I'd really like to say something about your taste in men, but would only incriminate Sy."

I snorted out a laugh. "And you don't include yourself in that?"

Adam rolled his eyes. "Oh, no, not at all. I'm perfect. Anyone can see that."

I laughed, and the three of us headed out in our

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matching shirts that showed the world exactly who we were with.

Like they could ever doubt us.

The End

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About the Author

Who am I?

Good question…

I am many things: a mother, a wife, a sister, a writer.

I have pretty, pretty boys who live in my head, who don't let me sleep at night unless I give them life with words.

I like it when they do dirty, dirty things… but I like it even more when they fall in love.

I used to think having people in my head talking to me was weird, until one day I happened across other writers who told me it was normal.

I've been writing ever since…

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http://nrwalker.blogspot.com.au

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Also by N.R. Walker

Available from
Silver Publishing
:

Taxes and TARDIS

Point of No Return

Three's Company

Free Reads on
N.R.'s Website

His Grandfather's Watch

The Story of Billy and Hale

Reviews

Taxes and TARDIS

"One of the most entertaining 'cultural exchanges' I have ever read about resulted, and it was so funny and touching at the same time that I'm still smiling."

—Serena,
Rainbow Book Reviews

"This is a really well written book that shows both men having doubts as to whether they are good enough for the other, but finding that even though they are so different they still get along brilliantly together."

—Pixie,
MM Good Book Reviews

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