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twosome for so long—maybe they’d actually appreciate
some time alone, just the two of them. If I could
be alone for an entire day now and again, that would be enough for me and it
might be good for them too. Well, I hope so. And I’ll continue to pay all the
expenses associated with my place.
    She determined to visit them the next day and
talk things out.
     
    * * * *
     
    Once again her day at work was very busy, and
when it ended she took a little extra time in the company bathroom to freshen
up and add a touch of her favorite perfume. It had produced an instant response
from Derek and Corey when they picked her up for the restaurant evening—and she
figured she needed all the female weaponry she could bring together to help
sort things out.
    As she emerged from the elevator into the
basement-level parking garage, she was surprised to see Corey and Derek leaning
against the wall beside her car. Corey was holding a tiny rosebud in his hand
and Derek a crystal vase. She was unaware of the heated debate about this move
with neither of them sure whether it was a good idea or not.
     
    * * * *
     
    “She liked it. She said it had been special,”
Corey said.
    “Yeah, but then she said I was trying to buy
her,” Derek argued.
    “Well, just keep your fingers crossed that she
understands we’re meaning it as a symbol to show we’re trying to start over,” said
Corey.
     
    * * * *
     
    A wide grin broke out across her face as she
realized they were trying to make amends. They’d come to her with their gifts
demonstrating that they were willing to make a fresh start. Andy almost ran
across the concrete to them.
    Derek went down on one knee in front of her.
“I’m sorry, I never meant to hurt you. I don’t want to
buy you or own you. I just want to love you. Forgive me?”
    “Of course. I shouldn’t have screamed at you. I
should’ve explained my feelings.”
    “We’ll talk about it. We’ll work it out,” said
Corey.
    Derek threw his arms wide in supplication.
“Shit, you can paint our whole damn house yellow if you just agree to give us a
second chance.”
    Laughing hard, Andy collapsed into their joined
arms for a kiss.
    “I don’t think it’ll come to that.”
     
    The End

 
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