Free Ask Me Why by Marie Force Page A

growl.
    â€œAnywhere?”
    â€œLandon!”
    Cameron knew her husband wouldn’t appreciate her laughter, but how was she supposed to resist when his younger brothers were so damned funny?
    â€œDad, tell Landon to get his hands off Cameron’s rear.”
    â€œDo I have to say that?” Lincoln asked, sparking more laughter from the youngest Abbott brothers.
    â€œYes! They’re out of control, and that’s all your fault.”
    â€œThey came out that way. We did what we could with them.”
    â€œCameron’s laughing!” Max said.
    She slapped Lucas’s hand, which was getting perilously close to her right breast. “I am not!”
    â€œThat’s it,” Will said, coming to claim his wife from his brothers’ arms.
    â€œJust for the record, I want the butt next time we do that,” Colton said.
    â€œSince the next time is my wedding,” Hunter said, “no butt for you.”
    â€œYou guys are no fun at all,” Landon said.
    â€œAre we fun?” Will asked Cameron.
    â€œLots and lots of fun, but of course I only speak for you. I wouldn’t know if Hunter is fun.”
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Lots
of fun,” Megan said to much laughter and a wide grin from her fiancé.
    â€œI think I’ve got everything I need,” the photographer said.
    â€œLet’s party!” Cameron said.
    Will scooped her up into his arms and carried her to the cabin. “We’ll be right back.”
    â€œNo mid-wedding quickies!” Colton called after them.
    â€œI’ll remember you said that on your wedding day,” Will said over his shoulder.
    â€œWhere’re we going?” Cameron asked him, her arms wrapped around his neck and her head on his shoulder.
    â€œI want one minute alone with my wife.”
    â€œYour wife is happy to comply.”
    â€œWhat do you think of married life so far?”
    â€œI’m finding it agrees with me quite well, but then again I knew it would.”
    Will pushed open the cabin door, kicked it shut behind him and then kissed her passionately. He devoured her lips and thrust his tongue into her mouth, groaning when she rubbed hers against it. “How many hours until we can escape?”
    â€œFive.”
    â€œI’ll never make it.”
    â€œYes, you will. This is the only wedding we’ll ever have. I want to enjoy every second of it.”
    â€œWe’ll enjoy it.” He kissed her again. “Just give me five more minutes of this.”
    â€œI can do that.”
    She gave him ten minutes, until a tentative knock on the door had them pulling apart.
    â€œUm, guys,” Regan said from outside the door. “You’ve got a tent full of people waiting for you.”
    â€œWe’re coming,” Cameron said.
    â€œNo, we aren’t,” Will whispered, “but we will be later.”
    Cameron laughed at his shameless comment as he finally put her down. She reached for the door, but he stopped her.
    â€œI need one minute.”
    She glanced down at the obvious bulge in his pants and covered her mouth to contain her laughter.
    â€œKeep laughing, and I’ll go out there just like this. Won’t that make a great photo for the wedding album?”
    Despite his threats, she couldn’t stop laughing.
    When he was ready, he reached around her, opened the door and gave her a light swat on the butt, sending her through the door ahead of him. Outside the tent, their wedding party awaited them.
    Regan lined them all up and gave orders to the DJ through her handheld radio.
    â€œLadies and gentlemen, it’s my pleasure to introduce our wedding party,” the DJ said. “First up, the father of the bride, Patrick Murphy, accompanied by the parents of the groom, Lincoln and Molly Abbott.” Molly walked into the tent escorted by both fathers. “Next we have friends of the bride, Emma Mulvaney and Troy Kennedy. And now, we’ve got a whole bunch of the