Free Accepting Eva [Slick Rock 8] (Siren Publishing Ménage Everlasting) by Becca van Page A

house. I think Tim may have found the key my mom gave his. He’s been coming into my bedroom while I’m sleeping.” She shuddered.
    “Toys?” Quin raised an eyebrow. “What type of toys?”
    “Once I found a vibrator and another time I found a small box. When I opened it there were two balls in it and they were connected by a string. I have no idea what they are but I just know whatever the message is it can’t be good.”
    “Ben Wa balls,” Gray growled.
    “What?”
    “Never mind,” Quin said. “Is that it?”
    “No.”
    “Shit! Tell us the rest.”
    “I woke up to find a butt plug on my spare pillow with instructions and a bottle of lubricant next to it.”
    “Fuck. This guy is sick.” Gray scowled at her. “Why didn’t you call the cops? You could have had him charged with breaking and entering as well as stalking.”
    “I can’t. His mom is my mom’s best friend. It would devastate them both.”
    “I would rather them be devastated than have you in danger, baby,” Quin said. “He’s a sick fuck. Have you thought that if he doesn’t get you to go out with him he could end up raping you?”
    “I told you I don’t even know if it is Tim who’s breaking in and leaving those things.” I know damn well it’s him, but I can’t prove it and I don’t want to hurt his mother. She is such a sweet, gentle woman. It would devastate her to find out what her only son has been doing. “I’ve never heard him or caught him. I don’t know how he does it. He must be really quiet.”
    “I’d love to confront this bastard and pound on him for scaring you,” Gray said in a growly voice.
    “Tim’s just as big as you are. You would end up killing each other.”
    “Just because he’s big doesn’t mean he has any muscle.” Quin scrubbed a hand over his face.
    “He does. Tim was in the army.” She hesitated and then went on, “That’s not all.”
    “What else is going on, baby?” Quin asked.
    “I’m worried that Tim may have followed me.”
    “What makes you think he knows where you are?” Gray picked up her hand and threaded his fingers with hers.
    Eva drew in a shaky breath. “I thought I saw him a couple of times.” She shifted in her seat. “I can’t be sure though, because both times I only saw the back of his head.”
    “Okay,” Quin said. “Never discount a gut instinct. If you think this guy has followed you, then we’ll look into it. And that settles it. You’ll just have to stay here. There is no way I’m letting you go back home. You’d be in danger.”
    “Excuse me?” Eva asked.
    “You heard me, baby. Get used to the idea. Besides, you don’t want to leave. All that stuff before was because you are scared about your feelings for us. Do you honestly think we don’t know you are beginning to care for us, Eva? Well, let me tell you something, sweetheart. We care for you, too, and there is no way in hell we’re letting you get away.” Quin got up off the bed and headed toward the bedroom door. “Now move your ass, baby, we have some sightseeing to do.”
    Eva’s mouth gaped open as she watched Quin leave without a backward glance. Gray released her hand and kissed her on the cheek. “You’re special, sugar, and I know you don’t realize how much, but we are going to make you believe it.”
    She was still in shock with the way Quin had just blurted out that they cared for her. She wanted to jump off the bed and run after him and throw herself at them, but she wasn’t that brave. It filled her with hope that they didn’t feel any pity toward her and honestly had feelings for her.
    When Pierson took her face between his hands and planted a light but sweetly emotional kiss on her lips moisture pricked the backs of her eyes. “We could have everything together, darlin’. Don’t push us away before we even have the chance to find out.”

Chapter Eight
     
    Gray enjoyed taking the river cruise with Eva and his brothers. She had taken in all the sights and