Epilogue

"Five more minutes." I added another thirty pounds to the rack and pounded out my last set. Finn's set-up was sick, and I spent almost an hour in his gym every morning and evening since moving in.

He liked to joke that I only loved him for his weight bench, but that was just icing on the double-decker cake of sexy man meat that was Finn and Dylan.

Our relationship moved quickly, skipping months at a time as we built an unbreakable bond within those first hours together after our minimart encounter.

It had been six months since that fateful night, and five months since Dylan and I stopped making excuses to stay over and officially moved into Finn's home, and things had just gotten better and better.

We continued to learn more about each other every day, but what mattered most was that our trust in each other and our dynamic grew with each passing day too. Dylan was Little almost full-time at home, and having friends who liked to come over for playdates gave him the outlet he needed for that kind of play while Finn and I got to Daddy the hell out of him the rest of the time.

Our little family wasn't what I thought I needed until I had it, but now that I had them, I knew I'd never let them go.

Next in the series…

Brayden had been too young for his woodshop teacher back in high school. But he's all grown up now, and the sexy Daddy is exactly who he's been waiting for… He just needs to find the courage to actually speak to him if he ever wants a chance at happiness.

Brayden was nervous to try dating again after a bad incident in a bar with his friends. He didn't want to go out and risk running into one of the men who tried to hurt him—or someone even worse. So he worked at the shop, played by himself at home, and did his best not to feel envious of the amazing relationship his friend Max had with his new Daddy. It was a lonely life, but it was safe.

Ethan thought he saw a ghost when the boy from his past—the boy who was now a man—walked around the hood of his car and handed him his keys after a tune-up. He hadn't let himself think of Brayden Baxter since the boy graduated six years ago. But now, that boy was all he could think about.

And when the nightly hang-ups started to happen, Ethan had a pretty good idea who was responsible for them. He just needed the boy to make the first move so he could finally pursue the heat that sparked between them.