Free Graham, Jan - Finding Angel [Wylde Shore] (Siren Publishing Ménage and More) by Jan Graham Page B

sub send me broke. But I agree that it’s a good idea to spoil her. What do you suppose Max meant by ‘ I don’t know much about the breakup or the Dom she had been living with’? Why would he not know much?” Max made it his business to know everything about everyone he and De associated with. All Daniel could assume was Max’s fondness for this woman had allowed him to overlook something he would otherwise insist on.
    “He did say that they hadn’t seen her much for the last three years. Maybe the guy didn’t socialise and she stayed home to please him. There could be any number of reasons.”

    Christian wasn’t overly concerned about the lack of information, but he could tell Daniel was worried.
    “I’m sure she will tell us about her past so don’t get all moody about it. Anyway, it’s the future we need to concentrate on.”
    “But Max said she didn’t talk much about home life, and the information he had about her was mostly Kink stuff. Personal information was sketchy or he didn’t know, and neither did Miss D. I find it all odd.” Daniel was frowning as he spoke.
    “Maybe you could track down her lesbian friends from last night and ask them about her.” Christian laughed as his brother glared at him.
    “That, my brother, will not be happening. I am concerned at the thought of our girl being secretive about her past. Especially with people who class her as a friend. It might make getting to know her difficult.”
    “It’s not going to stop us trying though.” Christian watched the smile spread across Daniel’s face. The “hell no” response Daniel gave him confirmed his brother’s determination.
    Christian realised Daniel was convinced that the woman they had met last night would be the woman of their dreams. Christian, on the other hand, although confident in the attraction between the three of them, wasn’t sure if they were being a bit presumptuous about the certainty of it all. Christian restrained the urge to laugh out loud. He was generally the brother who jumped into a situation headfirst, while Daniel was always more reserved. He decided to take the reversal of personality traits as an omen that maybe everything would work out with Cinders.
    After stopping at some of the local decorating and hardware stores, Daniel and Christian arrived home with everything they needed to plan the perfect room. Their house was a fully renovated, five-bedroom, colonial-style home built in the s. Some of the original features had been kept, especially the exterior ones. The wide veranda encapsulated all sides of the house. There were high railings bordering the regal-looking front stairs leading to the picturesque double front doors. Inside, the high ceilings with ornate plaster trims indicated the era of the home, but modern practicality had seen the interior design change dramatically. The brothers had altered the inside to reflect their love of entertaining and open space. The kitchen, living room, and dining area were now all one large open area with room division uniquely acquired by the use of clever furnishings and design.
    The kitchen was divided from the other space with a large functional island. Preparation areas for food faced the living area but were concealed via a breakfast bar at the front of it. The dining area was adjacent to the kitchen and backed onto a large outdoor deck with outward opening French doors. The three main bedrooms sat on the other side of the dining area. So the doorways didn’t open directly into the living area, a floating wall had been erected, forming an open-ended hallway leading to the bedrooms. The remaining two bedrooms were located on the other side of the house. The smaller of the two was a study area. Even though all bedrooms had their own bathroom, the study’s bathroom had been blocked off to give more wall space, and a doorway to the bathroom was now located in the main living area. The fifth room’s doorway was level with the kitchen island, and