His Dominant Omega by Jarrett, J. (feel good books .TXT) 📕

A little over thirty minutes later Josef pulled into the parking lot. Jensen had texted that he was already inside and he’d wait at the bar for Josef. Like he expected, once inside, Shane lead Viktor out onto the dance floor where they were bumping and grinding all over each other.

“Truly sickening.” Josef shook his head as he turned to head for the bar.

The sight of a hand waving at him caught Josef’s attention. Jensen sat perched on a barstool with a man and woman surrounding him. Josef lifted an eyebrow at the trio the closer he got. The woman was leant over close to Jensen’s left ear while the guy was doing the same to his right ear. By the look on Jensen’s face he didn’t mind the attention.

“Jensen,” Josef said loudly over the blaring music.

“You made it.” Josef hopped off the stool, turned to the pair and said something, and left them standing there. The couple looked disappointed but moved on to another guy.

“Yep, did you doubt me?”

“No, just surprised is all.” Jensen looked up through his thick eyelashes giving what Josef considered a seductive leer.

His dick twitched behind his zipper as he stared back into Jensen’s soft blue eyes. The man was good-looking, no doubt about it, and Josef’s body responded to him. There was one little thing that kept floating through Josef’s mind, Cole, and that put a stop to his rising erection.

Clearing his throat, Josef nodded in the direction the man and woman went. “What was up with that?” He needed to change the subject and get his mind off of sex.

“Oh them?” Jensen turned to look over his shoulder then turned back to Josef with a smirk on his lips. “They wanted me to join them.” He winked at Josef.

Josef looked over at the man and woman again. Club Sin was mainly a club for gay men, but women did frequent the establishment. The women he had met since he started coming here said they liked it because the men weren’t pawing all over them. They could come drink and dance without being fondled. It didn’t bother Josef. He had met a lot of nice women that way, but never had he ever been propositioned by one.

“Huh.” He rubbed his chin and pointed back to the bar. “Want another drink?” Josef motioned to Jensen’s empty glass.

“Sure.”

Josef cleared a path back to the bar and ordered their drinks. He drowned his shot in one gulp then ordered another. The liquid burned as it rushed down his throat, and his eyes watered. He needed a little extra liquid courage to help him feel free. Jensen wanted him, and Josef needed to find some relief.

He threw back three more shots of the amber-colored whiskey and slammed the small glass down on the counter.

“Hey, slow down,” Jensen said. Soft fingers ran up the length of his arm, igniting goose bumps to cover his skin.

Josef pulled Jensen close to him, and he grinned when a shocked look lit up the man’s face. “You want to dance?” He didn’t wait for Jensen to respond, just grabbed him by the hand and led him to the dance floor.

* * * *

Club Sin was the only club Cole had visited since moving to Silver Creek, so that’s where he took his two very straight brothers. He’d seen women there before and thought it gave his brothers better odds at finding a willing bed partner or whatever they were looking for. Cole, on the other hand, just wanted to let go and forget about the mishap earlier with Josef. The man lingered in his every thought. When he closed his eyes he saw the man’s smiling face staring back at him. His damp swollen lips from the kiss they shared and the dazed look in his eyes.

“Dude!” Josh shouted above the music. “What the hell, Cole. This is a dude-on-dude club.”

Cole pinched his nose between his thumb and forefinger. “Yes, it’s a gay club, but there are women all around.” He pointed toward a group of women. “See.”

“Yeah, but how do you know they aren’t lesbians?” Jake asked.

Good question. His gaydar didn’t extend toward the female species. “I don’t,” he said bluntly. “Why don’t you guys go talk to them and see what happens. At the very least you can just have some fun.”

With that Cole turned on his heel and headed toward the bar. He ordered a Bud Light and didn’t even acknowledge the bartender’s advances as he handed over the beer and caressed his finger over Cole’s knuckles in the process. Cole didn’t want anyone. He already had a someone. Josef was his mate even though the other man didn’t know it.

The music pulsed loudly, and his heart fell in beat with the rhythm. He looked over to see his brothers had indeed found some straight women and were using their God-given charms on the ladies. Cole smiled in their direction then moved toward the dance floor.

Bodies danced and swayed to the music, and Cole bopped his head to the beat. His eyes ate up the dance floor. He scanned the occupants and wished he had the energy to go out there and join them. Cole leaned against the railing that lined the dance floor, resting on his elbows.

He was taking another drink of his beer when a hard body grabbed his attention. The man had his back to Cole and was dancing with another man. The man with his back toward Cole had thick dark hair, and sweat damped the back of his shirt. He moved his hips with his dance partner who had his arms twined around the other man’s neck.

Cole scented