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EASY FOREVER FAMILY TRILOGY BOOK 2 KIKI CLARK Copyright © 2023 by Kiki Clark Cover Designer: Morningstar Ashley Designs Editor: Sandra Dee, One Love Editing Proofer: Tracey Johns All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the writer’s imagination or have been used fictitiously and are not meant to be construed as real. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, persons, or organizations is entirely coincidental. www.kikiclark.com Created with Vellum CONTENTS Easy Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 A Note from Kiki Enjoy Easy? Expand Your TBR FREE Kincaid Pack Prequel Also by Kiki Clark About the Author Easy Forever Family Trilogy Book 2 * * * Who knew a chipped tooth could lead to love? Simon is ready for the real deal when it comes to relationships—unfortunately, his libido hasn’t gotten the message. After a string of disastrous hookups, he finds himself frustrated, annoyed, and missing part of a tooth. Enter Dr. Jackson Allbrook. Simon is pretty sure dentists aren’t supposed to be as good-looking as Jackson is. Though the recline of the exam chair is pretty convenient… Things heat up quickly between the two of them, but Simon’s hesitant to believe he’s actually found his Mr. Right. Jackson’s never been with a man before, so what happens if he decides to go back to playing for the other team? A standalone novella in the Forever Family Trilogy featuring a hotter-than-sin dentist experiencing a bi-awakening, a graphic designer who considers the term “easy” to be a compliment, a game night that gets a bit out of hand, and no piercings in fun places thankyouverymuch. 1 “Okay, but for real, why does everyone have a pierced dick nowadays?” Simon waited for Jeremy to quit laughing in his ear, staring up at the dark light above him as he hung out in the quiet little room. His friend Tracy had gotten him in to see her boss last minute, but it was the end of the day, and she and the rest of the hygienists and the sweet old lady who’d greeted him at the front desk were all gone. The place was a little eerie with the lights dimmed and no one there but him and the dentist. Tracy said he would be out to see him just as soon as he finished getting caught up on things in his office. Being creeped out had spurred his phone call with his supposed bestie, but he was regretting that decision since Jeremy wasn’t being very supportive at the moment. “Where did that even come from?” Jeremy asked, still chuckling a little. “I’m at the dentist because this guy chipped my damn tooth with his pierced dick.” He waited for the laughter to stop again. “This isn’t funny, you asshole. Piercings are so dumb.” “My husband vehemently disagrees.” “Ugh, gross. Don’t remind me of your blissful happiness right now.” “Sorry.” No, he wasn’t, but Simon let it go, sighing and wiggling on the reclined chair. Tracy had barely glanced at his mouth before patting his shoulder, telling him he’d be fine, then taking off. He couldn’t blame her though—she had a wife and baby to get home to. Jeremy was the same. He and his husband, Declan, were annoyingly happy as well, with a sweet little boy they’d adopted keeping them on their toes, as well as the occasional foster kid. Simon had… no one. And wasn’t that depressing as fuck. It hadn’t been when he’d been young and blissfully enjoying his singleness, hopping from one hot guy’s dick to the next without a worry at all about being able to find the right person to settle down with one day. That would happen when he was ready, he’d been sure of it. Well, he’d been sort of ready for four years and seriously looking for two, and still nothing. Prince Charming hadn’t dropped out of the sky and swept him off his feet. The jerk. “What exactly happened?” Jeremy asked after a second, sounding more serious. “I was with this guy last night,” Simon said, closing his eyes and shivering. The man had been stupid hot. He should have taken his pierced lip as a warning, though, and stayed far, far away. But oh no. All he’d been thinking about was how it had been more than two weeks since he’d had anything other than his own dildos inside him, so his needy ass had gone skipping into the danger zone. “We were on his couch—well, he was sitting on his couch, and I was sitting on him—” “Gross.” Simon ignored him. “And I thought we were going to move to his bedroom for the main event, you know? But then he’s all, ‘Hey, sugar, why don’t you show me what that mouth can do?’” Jeremy snorted. “Please tell me he didn’t have that terrible Southern accent.” “Okay, so I may have made that up, but he totally asked me to suck his dick like that. Which, whatever, I’m down with it being the super-generous lover that I am. So I get on my knees and start giving him some really primo material, like I was totally on my game last night.” “Congratulations?” “Thank you.” He fingered the sharp divot missing out of his bottom tooth. “That’s where it all went wrong though.” “Because his dick was pierced?” “Yes!” He slapped a hand over his mouth and peered over his shoulder to make sure he was still alone. The doorway was empty, with no sign of the dentist yet and the building still eerily silent and dark. He wasn’t sure exactly where the