Siren Menage Amour

64 Pages·2012·0.36 MB·English

by  McKenzie Cooper

Their Dream Weaver 4
Babying Their Dream Weaver In this fourth
installment of their story, after their return from
Scotland, Suz Bowen McKenzie begins to feel
neglected because her new husbands, Penn and Liam,
baby her to the extreme after learning she is pregnant
with twins. Eight weeks after the babies are born, Suz
is beyond horny and decides to have a showdown with
her men. Before she can put her plan of an afternoon
of hot sex with her men into motion, her past returns
to haunt her.
In trying to fulfill a promise they made to Suz in the delivery room, the McKenzie brothers work hard to
keep their hands to themselves. When Suz disappears from the Dream Weaver’s studio after calling them
for an emergency, they go hunting for her and her kidnapper.
Will they find Suz in time? Will she come back to Dreamer’s Dell where she belongs? Will Suz hold them
to their delivery room promise?
Genre: Fantasy, Ménage a Trois/Quatre Length: 21,075 words
BABYING THEIR DREAM WEAVER

Their Dream Weaver 4

Cooper McKenzie

MENAGE AMOUR

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BABYING THEIR DREAM WEAVER
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For all the readers who have yet to get enough of Suz, Penn, and Liam
BABYING THEIR DREAM WEAVER
Their Dream Weaver 4

COOPER MCKENZIE
Copyright © 2012
Chapter 1

“Twins? I’m pregnant with twins?”
Suz McKenzie looked from the ultrasound screen to the doctor to Penn and
Liam McKenzie, the two men she had handfasted herself to since the three of
them could not be married in any legal sense of the word. The Scottish twins
stood across the room, smiling like they had just invented sex. They did not look
shocked. They did not look horrified. They did not even look surprised. How
could they be taking such life-changing news so calmly?
They looked like bookends standing there, but then, they were, after all,
identical twins. Sharp cheekbones and solid jawlines held a ruggedness that
explained why the technician had become flustered when she entered the room.
Wavy hair, blacker than coal, normally fell in heavy waves to their shoulders,
but today both men had it tied back at the base of their skulls. She looked deep
into pale-blue eyes the color of worn denim, which had been a part of her dreams
for so many years, that met hers with a warmth that sent a shiver of need through
her. Even now at thirty-six, these two were identical in every way, except for
their clothing. Penn wore khakis and a white button-down shirt with a deep red
tie while Liam had on jeans and a chambray shirt with the Dreamer’s Dell, Inc.
logo embroidered on the pocket.
They looked so good and confident and happy, and she felt fat and frumpy
and scared. For the first time in her pregnancy, Suz felt like she was going to
throw up. Since her men remained silent at the shocking news, she turned back
to the screen.
“Yes, Mrs. McKenzie, I definitely see two babies. One here”—the woman
who had introduced herself as Wendi looked at the screen and pointed out two
blurry blobs that looked like big-headed aliens—“and the second one here. This
shouldn’t come as a surprise since it appears that twins run in your husband’s
family.”
Suz did not bother to correct the woman’s assumption that she was married
to only one of the men. That was a secret only a few very close friends and
family knew.
“Are they healthy?” Liam, the veterinarian of Dreamer’s Dell, Inc., asked.
“They look right on course for a twelve-week pregnancy, but you did not
hear that from me. The radiologist will read this and be in touch with your OB,
probably tomorrow,” Wendi said as she punched a series of buttons then turned
to a printer on a separate stand.
“Are they boys or girls?” Penn asked as the two men crossed the room to
stand beside the bed, their eyes glued to the monitor.
“It’s too early to tell.” After the printer spit out two small papers, she turned
back. “Here are pictures for their baby albums,” she said, handing them to Suz
with a broad smile before saving the rest of the information and shutting down
the machine.
Suz accepted the pictures then a wad of paper towels to clean the cold gel
from her belly. She waited until the technician left the room before looking to
her men again.
“You got me pregnant with twins,” she whispered, afraid to speak any
louder. She heard the shock in her tone, even if they could not, though she knew
they did. At times, these two knew her better than she knew herself.
“Oh, lass, ’twill be a’ right,” Liam said, taking the paper towels from her
and gently wiping her belly, which was already starting to fill out. “We’re going
to take such good care of you and the bairns.”
“Aye, we will, brother. Now how about we go and get some ice cream on
the way home,” Penn agreed as he circled the exam table and wrapped his arms
around Suz’s shoulders.
Liam finished then pulled her yoga pants and his borrowed T-shirt back into
place. “What do ye say to a nice hot fudge sundae, lass? And then we’ll go buy
ye some clothes that have a bit more room fer the bairns ta them.”
Though nerves had kept her from eating lunch, she still was not sure she
could eat. At least that was what her mind said. Her stomach had other ideas and
grumbled loud enough she was surprised someone walking by the exam room
did not peek in to see what all the noise was about.
“Well, I guess that answers that,” Liam said with a chuckle.
He threw the paper towels away and washed his hands while Penn easily
lifted her from the table and set her on her feet.
“What are we going to do with twins?” Suz asked with a sigh as she leaned
into Penn. He took her weight easily, wrapped his arms around her back, and
held her tight to his chest.
Liam returned and moved to press against her back, forming what she liked
to think of as a Suz sandwich.
“We’re goin’ ta love them and raise them as good people who mind their
mum and daddies and be proud of their heritage,” Penn assured her, bending his
head down and nuzzling his cheek against hers.
“And one day, if ye hae a lass, ye’ll take her ta the studio and teach her the