Chapter 18

CHAPTER 18

Jessica was perfection.

Sebastian had known this from the moment he’d set eyes on her, and every second with her since then had proven it to be true.

Once again, their girl had gone above and beyond to prove to them just how perfect she was for them. There she was, kneeling on a bed, wearing the most tempting outfit possible, taking two cocks at once like she was made for it. Made for them.

Rowan’s hips picked up speed as he thrust into Jessica’s mouth, carefully holding her head, his fingers digging into her hair as he kept her still. From the white knuckles, Sebastian could tell his friend wasn’t going to last much longer.

Sebastian wasn’t going to either. It was a pity their first time together would be over so quickly, but he didn’t mind too much. They had a lifetime to enjoy each other. And they still had a few more weeks to convince Jessica to give them that lifetime.

“Shit, fuck, Jessie,” Rowan groaned. “I’m not going to last long.” He leaned over, his hand finding Jessica’s clit. She cried out around Rowan’s cock, and the man in question roared out his release.

Jessica hummed around Rowan’s cock, taking everything he had to offer her, swallowing down his load like the queen she was. By the time he was done, she was lost in a haze of her own pleasure, Forrest’s fingers and thrusting having pushed her over the edge too.

Sebastian increased his thrusting into his hand, watching his small family in their element.

As Forrest came, his fingers digging into Jessica, Sebastian lost his load, spilling his seed over Jessica’s back.

He probably shouldn’t have, it was a pity to mess up such a pretty outfit, but she made an even prettier picture, debauched and covered in his cum.

Jessica’s body trembled, but before Sebastian could do anything, Forrest had her cuddled up against him. Sebastian and Rowan quickly joined them on the bed, crowding around their girl.

“Are you okay, sweetheart?” Sebastian asked.

Jessica giggled in response, shocking all three men.

“Am I okay? Oh my goodness, Daddy. I’ve never been more okay in my life. That was everything,” she responded, her voice filled with awe. “I mean, I’d love to do that again. When can we?”

Rowan’s laughter filled the room as he tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear. “Oh, pretty girl, just give us a minute and we can get started all over again.”

Her beautiful smile lit up the room, and she wiggled back into Forrest’s embrace, settling in before tipping her head up for a kiss.

“Keep that up, and we might get started right away,” Forrest warned her with a growl.

“Promises, promises,” she taunted and all three of her Daddies responded with warm laughter.

Sebastian woke to the faint sound of Jessica slipping out of bed. He kept his eyes closed, savoring the warmth of the morning light streaming through the curtains. She was trying to be quiet, probably thinking she’d managed to sneak out waking no one. He almost smiled at the thought.

Her scent lingered on the sheets, her presence still wrapping him in a cocoon of comfort. Last night had been... more than he could have imagined. The tenderness, the way her body responded to his and the other men, the trust she gave them—it was unlike anything he’d ever experienced. And he wasn’t sure if she realized just how much it had meant to him.

The door clicked softly behind her as she left. He finally opened his eyes, staring up at the ceiling, processing the events of the night before. It was the first time they’d all been together like that, and for him, it solidified what he’d been feeling all week.

Jessica was it .

He turned his head slightly, glancing at Rowan and Forrest, still asleep beside him. He and the guys had talked in vague terms about what the future could hold, and after last night, there was no question. They had to make this permanent. He knew Jessica might still need some convincing, but he needed her to know how serious he was. They had to show her she wasn’t just a holiday fling, but the woman they wanted for the long haul.

Sebastian sat up, careful not to disturb the others, and ran a hand through his hair. The day ahead was packed—New Year’s Eve on the Ranch meant big celebrations, but for him, it was all about making sure their plans for Jessica were ready by midnight.

He quietly got dressed, his mind already shifting gears. There was a lot to do, and they had to finish it before the celebrations started. Moving out of Forrest’s bedroom he headed toward the living area where he grabbed his phone where he’d left it before the bonfire the previous night.

They had been planning this in every spare moment they hadn’t spent with Jessica. Buying a place on the Ridge was easy enough, especially with Derek’s help. He found them the perfect piece of land, and it was close to the Ranch so Jessica could still visit her friends whenever she wanted to. It would be private, and quiet, with enough space for Jessica to grow into herself and feel safe.

He stepped back into Forrest’s room, still checking the messages on his phone, when Rowan’s voice broke through his thoughts. “Morning, she’s gone already?”

“Yeah, she slipped out about five minutes ago,” Sebastian replied, setting his phone down. “I didn’t want to wake you two. Figured you could use the rest.”

Rowan chuckled as he stretched. “Yeah, after last night, I could definitely use a few extra hours in bed. Fuck, man, when did we get this old?” He rubbed his hand up and down his face before shaking his head and spearing Sebastian with a stare. “No, don’t answer that.”

Sebastian smirked, but quickly turned back to the plans on his phone. “We’ve got a lot to do today. Everything ready on your end?”

Rowan ambled over to Sebastian and leaned against the dresser, glancing at Sebastian’s phone. “Almost. We’ve got some paperwork, but buying property takes time. Forrest will handle the final call with the realtor and attorneys. You?”

Sebastian nodded. “Just need to confirm with the architect. It’s amazing how much you can get done with the connections Derek has.”

“Think she’ll like it?” Rowan asked, a hint of uncertainty in his voice.

“She’ll love it,” Sebastian said confidently, though he felt the same nervous energy creeping into his chest. “This is exactly what she needs. Space to feel safe, to be herself. We’ve given her a lot already, but this... this will show her we’re serious.”

Rowan grinned, clapping a hand on Sebastian’s shoulder. I’ve never seen you this sure about something. I mean, it’s clear you’re all in with her, but this is another level. You’re leaving the big city behind, man.”

Sebastian shrugged, his mouth tugging into a small smile. “I’ve never been this sure about anything before in my life.”

Just then, Forrest groaned as he pushed up off the bed. “Morning,” he bit out. “Why the fuck are you two so bubbly so early in the morning?”

Sebastian filled him in quickly, the three of them settling into their usual rhythm. They all knew what had to be done and were eager to get to it.

As the hours ticked by, everything fell into place.

As they finalized the details, the excitement started to build in Sebastian’s chest. Tonight was going to be perfect. They’d tell her everything. About the house, about their plan to stay, and, most importantly, about their feelings for her.

He wanted Jessica to know that last night hadn’t just been a moment of passion. It had been the start of something bigger, something lasting. He didn’t just want her as a partner for the night. He wanted her in his life, every day, every night, for the rest of the foreseeable future.

As the sun began to set, Sebastian stood back, taking a deep breath. “That’s it. We’re done.”

Rowan, who had been sitting nearby, gave a playful salute. “Ready for the big reveal?

Sebastian nodded, his heart racing at the thought of Jessica’s reaction. “I think so.”

Forrest smirked. “You think so? Really? This is it. We’ve got this. I just think it’s corny to do it at midnight, but whatever.”

Sebastian shot him a look, but his smirk grew into a genuine smile. “Yeah, it’s New Year’s. What better way to start the year?”

They all agreed, and with a final nod of determination, they headed toward the Littles’ Wing to pick up their girl. The Ranch was already buzzing with excitement, guests gathering for the festivities, and the atmosphere was electric.

Sebastian’s eyes scanned the crowd until they landed on Jessica, standing close to her friend, and the Ranch owner’s wife, Sadie. Jessica looked stunning, the firelight casting a warm glow over her, and his heart clenched at the sight. He’d seen her look at his scar last night, and he knew he would have to tell her about his operation and health soon, but for now, he wanted to enjoy her with no darkness looming over them.

She caught his eye and smiled, and for a moment everything else faded away.

He couldn’t wait to show her what they had planned. But for now, he’d enjoy this moment, knowing that tonight would change everything.

As he approached her, Jessica’s smile widened, and she reached for his hand, pulling him closer to her. The warmth of her touch sent a spark through him and he couldn’t help but lean down and kiss her gently on the forehead.

“Hello, Daddy,” she whispered, her eyes shining.

“Hello, sweetheart,” he murmured back, brushing his thumb over her knuckles. “You ready for tonight?”

She nodded, but there was a flicker of something in her expression—excitement, maybe, or anticipation. Sebastian’s heart swelled with affection, knowing that whatever came next, they were in this together.

And by the time the clock struck midnight, Jessica would know exactly how serious they were. She’d know she wasn’t just their holiday romance—she was their future.