Aidan and Ethan by Cameron Dane

Author:Cameron Dane [Dane, Cameron]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi, pdf
Tags: erotic MM, Romance MM
ISBN: 9781461045403
Google: H7gjKQEACAAJ
Amazon: 1461045401
Publisher: CreateSpace
Published: 2011-04-03T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

Aidan rapped his knuckles against the front door of the familiar house, praying like hell he had his information correct.

Christ, he didn’t want Ethan to know he was here.

The door swung open, and shock registered on Wyn’s rough-looking face. “Aidan. Hi.” Wyn glanced all around the darkness of the front yard beyond, as if he expected to find answers looming behind Aidan. “What can I do for you? Ahh, Ethan’s not here, if that’s who you’re looking for.”

“Nope. Umm...” Shit, I knew the woman; I have every right to be here. “I came to say hello to your mom, if that’s okay?”

Wyn’s dark eyes widened, but to his credit, he didn’t slam the door in Aidan’s face. Of course, he doesn’t know I walked away from his brother after planning a life together, either.

“Oh, well, I guess that would be fine,” Wyn answered. “She likes having visitors and she seems to be okay today.”

“I already told you once that I’m not deaf, son!” Jayne bellowed from inside the house. “Now let the boy in already!”

Wyn smiled and shook his head. “See? As I was about to tell you, before I was so rudely interrupted,” he turned his head and raised his voice, “she’s up for company tonight, and to go right in!” Wyn’s gaze suddenly narrowed in the direction of the driveway. “Why in the hell is your sister sitting in the truck?”

Aidan followed Wyn’s stare to Maddie, where she sat in the passenger seat of his vehicle. Maddie looked up, saw the men staring at her, and waved as she made a funny face. Aidan chuckled. His sister was something else. “She doesn’t really know your mother and she didn’t want to look like she was gawking or intruding. I just picked her up from work, and we’re going to eat afterward, so she said she would wait in the truck.”

“There’s no point in her sitting in the truck in the dark.” Wyn pushed past Aidan to the walkway. “You go on in and say hi. I’m sure you remember how to find the living room. I’ll grab your sister and bring her inside. She can at least share a drink with me while you visit.”

“Hey.” Aidan whipped out his hand and grabbed Wyn before he got any farther away. Wyn turned back to look at him, and Aidan said, “She’s seventeen. No alcohol.”

“Are you kidding me?” Wyn asked, his voice rising. “I’m not going to sit in my mother’s kitchen and drink beers with a teenager. She’s just a kid.”

Aidan couldn’t help his mind drifting to the teasing Wyn had directed at Maddie a few weeks ago at the firehouse, or the way Maddie had glared back at him with fire in her eyes. “That’s right, she is still a kid.” Aidan couldn’t help the lecturing tone that slipped into his voice. “And you’re what, a few years younger than Dev, if I remember correctly. That puts you around twenty-three or so?”

Wyn nodded. “Yeah.”

“That’s good that you’re making note of the difference in your ages.

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