“Are those two ever going to get married?” I asked.
“I don’t know. Tail loves her but he’s paranoid about tying the knot.”
“She’s a nice girl.”
“Yeah. Too nice for him,” he said.
“He loves her though,” I said. “You can see it in his eyes.”
“Yeah. He does. Almost as much as he loves himself.”
I chuckled. “No, really? He doesn’t seem conceded.”
“He’s gotten better,” admitted Trevor. “I think Lauren’s tamed him.”
“If she’d tamed him completely, they’d be getting married,” I replied.
“You women and marriage,” said Trevor. “You know, you can still love someone without the fancy wedding or certificate.”
I gave him a dirty look. “So, you regret getting married?”
“No. God no,” he said, giving me a horrified look. “You’re the best thing that’s happened to me. You know that.”
“Good, because I was going to say…”
“I just mean, marriage isn’t for everyone. And, that’s okay.”
I nodded. “I know. You’re right.”
“I still can’t believe your brother did it,” I replied. “It was such a surprise.”
Trevor laughed. “I think that was probably the only time he was ever terrified in his life. And then he did it again and in front of everyone. That man has balls.”
“You have balls,” I told him, nodding toward our girls. “Not everyone can produce these little gems in twos.”
“I’ve mastered the art of fornication. What can I say?” he replied, smiling proudly down at his daughter.
“Let’s just hope Sammy doesn’t. At least until he’s an adult,” I replied.
“Between him, Billy, and Drake, I think the town of Jensen is going to be in trouble in about eighteen years.”
“Eighteen?”
“Okay. Sixteen. That’s when I started chasing girls.”
“Now you’re going to be chasing your girls,” I replied. “Away from the boys.”
“Let’s hope they’re like you. The twins.”
“What do you mean?”
“You played hard to get.”
“I was hard to get.”
Trevor grinned.
“What?”
“For most men. You couldn’t resist this guy,” he said, wagging his thumb at himself. “You let your guard down and fell hard. Admit it.”
“You’re right,” I replied, smiling. “You were scary but charming. Bossy, but romantic. Stubborn but lovable. I couldn’t resist you. I still can’t. Even when I’m as mad as hell.”
He stood up with Maya and walked over to me. “That goes for both of us, babe.” He kissed me on the lips. “I Love you, Adrianna.”
“I love you, too, Trevor,” I told him.
The End
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