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Shit. Do I have daddy issues?
The horny brain side of me almost wanted him to hold me down and never let me escape. Then I will know he really cares about me. Goddamn, I need therapy.
Gin pushed his fingers through his hair. “You know what they say. If you love something, let it free or some shit like that.” I shook my head. “That is ridiculous. It should be, if you love something, lock it away so that it never escapes.”
“What?” I asked. “You missed Pen too?” I grunted and got comfortable. The fur ball was important to Tex. And I might have missed hearing his bell or even the resounding purr he let out anytime he sat on Tex’s chest. Or when I pet him the way he was supposed to be petted. Tex was much too gentle. Pen enjoyed it when I didn’t hold back, rubbing up against me and looking up at me with those big, soft eyes. “Go get food.” Tex’s face lit up. “Oh, you did. I can’t wait to tell him.” “Just bring him home.” If Penelope was there, I knew for certain Tex wasn’t going anywhere.
“Stay, boy,” I ordered. “Sit.”
Giancarlo awwed. “You two are disgusting together.” “Now you sound like Chelsea.” I grinned. He grinned right back. “Don’t break my brother’s fucking heart, or I’ll rip yours out while you watch.” Cold shot through me. I blinked. Giancarlo was still smiling, looking just as carefree and laid back as before. Did I make that up? Did he actually say that?
I nodded. As we walked to the door, I stopped with the knob still in my hand. I turned back toward them. “You two know he’s autistic, right?” “We don’t talk about it,” Benito muttered. “The way our family back home is—” “One hundred percent.” Giancarlo laughed. “Known it since forever. We’re so used to it I think we honestly forget.”

