It Takes Two to Heal by Marla Monroe

Author:Marla Monroe
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance
Published: 2017-10-16T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eight

“Tilly looked like she’d had a good time. I’m glad she got to spend some time with people her own age. She’s spent so much time with Mom lately that I was worried that she’d get depressed.”

Jeanie knew she was talking too much. She did that when she was nervous, and for some reason, she was very nervous right then. Her skin itched, and her hands kept straying toward the guys sitting next to her in the cab of the truck. She wasn’t sure where they were going and hadn’t bothered to ask. That wasn’t like her either. What was wrong with her?

“Where are we going?” she finally got out.

“To our place. We want to show you our home. It’s up in the hills but not too far out. I hope you like it,” Dax said.

“Do you have a house, or do you live in an apartment?” she asked.

“It’s a cabin. Most of us have cabins out here. Kay lives in the big house farther up the hill than where we live.” Erik rubbed his thumb over her knuckles in what proved to be a soothing gesture.

“Do you think everyone will be ready to open the bar next weekend?” she asked, still unable to be still or keep quiet.

“Kay is sure, so I know it will be ready. Her men won’t settle for anything less than what makes her happy.”

“They really are attentive. I think it’s romantic.”

Dax laughed. “I’m betting she thinks it is, too. I doubt that her men think that. They just know that her happiness is all that’s important to them. Just like yours is to us.”

“Why? I don’t get it. Why do you care so much about me?” she asked, still confused by all of it.

“You complete us, honey,” Dax said.

“You make us happy, and being near you feels perfect to us.” Erik squeezed her knee. “Before we met you, our lives felt incomplete. Now everything feels right to us. You in our lives gives us a sense of rightness to our world.”

“Part of me kind of understands because I feel the same way, but another part of me says it’s all too soon.” Jeanie didn’t want to rush things in case it didn’t last, but her hormones were jumping up and down and saying hell yeah.

“Here we are.” Erik pulled up in front of a quaint log cabin with a cute front porch.

Both men jumped down from the truck with Dax helping her down out of the passenger side. He held her hand and led her up on the porch where Erik held the door open for her to enter.

Inside, the cabin took her breath away. The exposed beams and rustic appeal was tempered with warm hues and colors in the furniture and area rugs. The living room was separated by an island from the kitchen with a ladder leading to a loft and two doors leading behind the kitchen.

“Let me show you around while Erik gets us something to drink.” Dax kept her

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