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Chapter 22 - Hannah
I could tell Theo was hurt by me asking him to give Gave control and that bothered me. That’s why I asked Gabe to let me try to talk to him. I knew Theo was hiding somewhere because his emotions were a bit subtle. A far step from the horny little shit fighting Gabe for control. As I held Gabe close, I thought of everything that has ever brought me comfort.
Floating in the river on a hot summer day, the smell of cookies baking when I got home from school, laying my head on Gabe’s chest listening to his heartbeat. I let all of these memories fill my spirit, overflowing I shared the warmth and comfort with Gabe and Theo. When I could feel Theo’s presence had grown stronger, I apologized to him. As strange as it might sound, I need Theo too. To have one without the other would be wrong, unnatural.
I never believed that there was such a thing as good sex. I always thought someone talking abo
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