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The door opens behind me while I’m in my pose and I look through my legs to find Isaiah leaning against the doorframe of our hotel room, arms crossed over his chest, cheeky smirk on his lips, and eyes on my ass.
The blood rushes to my cheeks and not just because I’m upside down.
But still I don’t break my pose. Instead, I stretch further, ass on display as much as I can make it, because for the first time since I’ve known him, I want to tempt my husband.
Isaiah chuckles under his breath, muttering, “Fuck my life,” quietly enough his nephew can’t hear him.
“There’s my boy.” Kai charges right at his son, playfully tackling him, wrestling with him on the ground and covering his cheek with kisses. He reaches over, hooking an arm over Miller’s shoulders and pulling her into their pile. “And my girl.”
Max’s giggles fill the room.
I drop onto my yoga mat and can’t help but smile as I watch them. Max completely changed Kai’s life, and Miller turned both those boys’ worlds upside down last summer. But in the same way, those boys changed her too, and I couldn’t be happier that my friend found everything she was missing.
I look back to Isaiah, expecting to find him watching his family, but instead his eyes are glued on me.
“What?” I ask.
He shakes his head.
Miller sits up. “Kennedy, what are you wearing tonight?”
I motion to the leggings and sweatshirt on my body, confused. “This.”
“You’re not coming out for Cody’s birthday?” Kai asks.
“No.”
“Wait. Why not?” That’s Isaiah piping up from his spot at the door.
“Because I never go out with the team.”
“Yeah, but I flew out for this,” Miller says.
I laugh. “You flew out because Kai was trying to fly home on our day off to see you, but Monty wouldn’t let him.”
Miller shrugs. “Well, yeah, that too.”
“Ken,” Isaiah says. “No one is going to give you a hard time for going out with us. We’re technically married. It’d be weirder if you didn’t go out with us.”
“Yeah, you should go.” Kai lays on the floor, holding Max’s hands as he walks across his stomach. “Even I’m going.” He tickles his son. “Maxie boy is hanging out with his grandpa Monty tonight, huh?”
Max giggles again, folding over his dad’s hands in laughter.
I had a whole night planned. I was going to finish my crossword, use a new face mask, and be in bed by 9:30 since I have an early showtime at the field tomorrow.
But I’m also trying new things. That’s what the next few months are about and being spontaneous by doing something that’s not penciled in my planner for the day would be very new for me.
“Okay,” I say. “I guess I’ll go.”
“That’s my girl!” Miller hops up from the ground with excitement. “See you in a few. I have beers stocked in the mini fridge in Kai’s room so come grab one when you’re ready!”
“Of course she fucking does.” Kai pats his brother’s shoulder as the three of them make their way out of our room.
Isaiah keeps his eyes on me. “So, you’re going out with me tonight. Willingly, might I add.”
“It’s Cody’s birthday.”
“Cody, my best friend.” He takes a step closer, into the room, and I don’t move from my spot.
