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Between Friends
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Author: Lolita Lopez
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squeeze by all the boxes of crap and home-improvement equipment in the kitchen to reach the sink and wash her hands. She took a second to inhale a steadying breath and hoped her body would calm down before the guys left the bathroom. Had she really just done that? Masturbated in the hallway as her roommates went at it in the shower?
    Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment. There was no doubt in her mind that if Mick or Eddie saw her at that very moment they’d Between Friends
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    have known what happened. Best to get a hold on herself before the guys left the bathroom. Otherwise they would all be so embarrassed.
    Hoping to avoid an awkward scene, Whitney grabbed a roll of paper towels and headed into the living room to attack the paint mess.
    She kicked off her flip-flops and wiped down the sawhorse and ladder. She moved the cleaned equipment to one side of the plastic-covered floor and looked around for a razor knife.
    Blade extended, she knelt down and cut a wide swath of plastic around the paint puddle. She set aside the knife and carefully pulled together the four corners of the plastic. She spotted the nearby roll of duct tape and used it to secure the top. With the paint contained in the makeshift plastic bag, Whitney carried the whole mess to the garbage can on the other side of the room and dropped it in the bin.
    She found the roll of plastic in the dining room and dragged it out to the living room to cut a new piece for the living room floor. She made sure to cut it much bigger than necessary so the overlap would offer extra protection. She used masking tape to secure the new piece in place and tested its hold with her toes.
    The big roll of plastic went back into the dining room, and Whitney squeezed back into the kitchen for plates, cups, and iced tea.
    She ducked into the dining room and dug around in the side table until she found the happy yellow tablecloth she loved so much. She placed it in the center of the living room. Just because they had to eat on the floor didn’t mean they couldn’t do it in style.
    “Whit?” Eddie called out her name as he came down the hall.
    “You home?”
    A tremor of nervousness shook her core. Visions of Eddie and Mick in a sweaty embrace, their hard bodies rocking and bucking, filled her mind. She quickly cleared away the naughty image and tried to focus.
    “Yep.” She surveyed her little floor table-scape. “Hey, would you grab those floor pillows from the office closet?”
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    “Sure.” He returned a few minutes later with the pillows in his big, muscled arms. Whitney tried not to stare at his naked torso or the towel tucked around his trim waist. His relaxed features went rigid as he frowned. “You cleaned up our mess.”
    She took the pillows from him. “I’m hungry. I didn’t want to wait.”
    “Yeah, but—”
    “No buts,” she said, shaking her head. “Go get dressed before the food gets cold and gross.”
    Eddie glanced toward the takeout bags. “Szechuan Palace?”
    “Of course! Now shoo!” She snuck a glance at Eddie’s bare back and taut backside as he padded out of the living room and disappeared down the hall. She made quick work of setting out the containers of soup, noodles, and entrees. She placed the pitcher of iced tea Eddie made every morning in the center and ran back into the kitchen for utensils. Eddie’s chopstick skills were less than stellar, and he preferred a fork.
    “Is that string-bean chicken I smell?” Mick rubbed his hands together as he strode into the living room.
    “Yes, but you can’t have any because you didn’t clean up your mess.” She shot him a teasing smile. “You get to sit there and watch me eat all this yummy food.”
    Mick pouted as he plopped down on a pillow. “Not fair.”
    “Neither was me cleaning up a gallon of paint that I didn’t spill.”
    He made an apologetic face. “Sorry about that. Eddie fell and knocked over the paint. We were both covered in the stuff, so we hit the
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