Chapter Eleven: OverthinkingDinner is the most awkward affair, with her trying to avoid everyone's gazes while the men glare at each other as if trying to destroy their competition with their eyes.
Will volunteers to wash what little plates and cutlery they've used for dinner and tells her to go wash up and rest. She's had a long day and a lot to think about.
She lingers in the living room with them for a moment, worried that they would begin arguing the moment she steps away, but she's tired even though she knows she hasn't done anything of significance that day... other than be kissed and touched in so many places she's never been touched before.
When she finally accepts that the men are merely brooding and aren't going to tear each other apart in her absence, she retreats to her room
