Chapter 29
“f**k…”
Sean woke to Dane’s groans and blinked in the dark. He had no idea what time it was, and for a brief moment, he had no idea where he was. Part of him still thought he was in the dirt on the island, until he felt the bed beneath him. The air was stale here, though, and he remembered he was at Dane’s—Dane, who was thrashing now. Sean pulled Dane against his chest and held his arms down.
“f**k you, let me go, Sean,” said Dane suddenly.
Sean released him.
“I think you were having a nightmare.”
“And I think you’re lucky I’m this stiff. I would have broke your nose.”
“Not a good way to convince me back to your bed again,” said Sean, and yawned. His stomach rumbled and he realized they hadn’t eaten in a day, maybe two. He was torn between curling around Dane again, the w
