“Who do they think they're fooling?” Jason growled to Sean, even as he ran tender fingers through Lisa's shiny hair. She closed her eyes and her breathing grew deep and even.
“No one,” Sean replied with a chuckle, “but I don't care. I remember what that's like. Chill, would you?”
“I never get to forget. It's not right, Sean,” his younger brother whined.
Sean shrugged. “Their house, their rules. If you and Lisa would just get married, you too could share a bed when you visit. It's not so bad, you know, being married.”
Jason gave him an unpleasant look and changed the subject. “Leave it to Sheridan to upstage everyone again.”
“Hey, knock it off, Scrooge. She didn't know he was going to do that. Besides, it was the perfect time. Who argues with a Christmas Eve proposal?” He frowned at Ja
