Morning light poured through the floor-to-ceiling windows like liquid gold, painting the chalet in soft, unforgiving brightness. Tamara woke slowly, body heavy with the memory of last night—sore thighs, tender nipples, the faint ache deep inside where they’d each left their mark. She stretched, naked between crisp sheets, and realized she was alone in the massive bed. No awkward morning-after silence. No hesitation. Just the low rumble of male voices drifting up from downstairs, the clink of dishes, and the unmistakable scent of coffee and bacon.She padded barefoot down the wide staircase, skin prickling in the cool air. They were in the kitchen—Marcus at the stove flipping eggs, Julian pouring coffee, Reid leaning against the island with that wicked half-smile already in place. All three looked up at once. Hunger flared in their eyes, instant and unapologetic.“Morning, toy,” Reid said, voice velvet-dark.Marcus set a plate aside and crooked a finger. Tamara crossed the room without
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