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two of them for their macho, high-handed, lunatic plan.
    “The fifth day is shore day. We’ll spend it together, the three of us.”
    Her mind and body flashed to another time they’d spent together. They’d believed it was the end, but it had turned out only to be the beginning of the end. The end had been a long time coming, but she could see it clearly now, six days away.
    “On the sixth day, we expect you to choose. Neither one of us is willing to let you walk out of our lives again.”
    Her knees shook, and her hands were clammy. “What if I don’t want either one of you? It’s been five years. Maybe my feelings have changed.” Like hell, they have.
    “They haven’t.” Drew’s breath fanned across her nape. When had he gotten that close? Damn. This wasn’t good. Not good at all.
    “You want one of us, or both, right now.” Sean had always been observant, and blunt. “I can see it in your eyes.” He inhaled deeply. “Your body betrays you.”
    Merde .
    “Let’s flip a coin and see who gets her first.” Drew stepped between her and Sean. He pulled a coin from his pocket and turned it so she could see it had two distinct sides. Neither one of them were cheaters. Small consolation.
    “Heads, I get her. Tails, you do.”
    Sean nodded his agreement. Drew flipped the coin in the air and caught it as it spun downward on its invisible axis.
    Celeste watched in fascinated horror as the two men she loved flipped a coin for her as if she was a carnival prize. Drew’s hand closed over the coin, and she jumped as he slapped it on the back of his outstretched arm. It was like watching a train wreck in slow motion. One by one, Drew peeled his fingers away. Then he lifted his hand to reveal the coin, gleaming silver against his sun-bronzed skin. Sean sat forward, and Drew leaned toward him.
    Drew scowled.
    Sean grinned.
    It took less than a few seconds, but it seemed her life passed before her eyes. God help her. They were right. She did want this.
    “You’re mine tonight.” Sean stood for the first time since she’d arrived. Her feet were braced against the pitch and roll of the ship, but they should have moved when she told them too. Instead, she remained rooted to the spot as Sean closed the distance between them.
    Her eyes locked on his chest as he loomed over her. In her peripheral vision, she saw Drew take a step back, but he didn’t leave.
    One strong hand closed over her shoulder. The other fisted under her chin and forced her face up to his. She stared, wide-eyed as Sean lowered his lips to hers.

Chapter Three

     She had to be in shock. It was the only explanation for her mute acceptance of their plan. After kissing her senseless—well, she’d already been senseless, Sean turned her around and marched her to the door, and through it. Seconds passed while she stood outside the cabin, dazed, confused and aroused.
    Her feet began to move then, carrying her to her cabin—she hoped. In truth, she didn’t have a clue where she was going. Away. Away from Sean and Drew. She’d done it before, but this time, she had no place to go.

    * * * * *

    “We need some rules.”
    “Isn’t it a little late for that?” Drew crossed to the kitchen, separated from the rest of the suite by a high, black granite bar. He needed a drink.
    “No. I don’t think so.”
    Drew searched the kitchen for a serious drink. He settled for coffee. “What do you have in mind?”
    “A day is one twenty-four hour period. Mine begins when we finish this discussion. Your first day begins tomorrow at the same time. We alternate days until Friday. Friday is shore day, so we can spend time with her off the ship, together. No one-on-one time on Friday. Saturday night is the costume party. We get an answer then. Whatever she decides, we abide by.”
    “What if she decides to walk away again?”
    “We abide by anything, except that.”
    “Agreed. Anything else?”
    “No touching her during the opposition’s allotted