Luca’s voice was strained as he sat with his coffee opposite Nate, who had been up for a while now. He’d been sitting silently contemplating how much his life changed yesterday as he nursed his morning cup of caffeine. “It sure was. To know her scent and taste, but not have her here, is pure torture.” Like Luca, Nate’s night had been long and painfully lonely. His body, heart, and soul cried out for his mate. He downed the last of his drink. “C’mon, let’s get moving.” Luca took a large swig of his coffee before he tipped the rest down the drain and led the way out to the carport. “Seeing Cammi’s going to wake me up better than any amount of caffeine will, anyhow. Let’s go.” Nate chuckled, “We’ve got it bad, don’t we?” After climbing into the car he caught Luca’s serious gaze and all humor drained out of him. “What is it? You don’t want to share her anymore? Because that won’t end well. You know that.” “Don’t be stupid, I haven’t changed my mind that we can make this work between the three of us.
