So you’ve both been with women at the same time before?
Ezra:
Yes, a few times. It’s not something we do often, but when it happens, it’s usually because we’re both drawn to the same person like we are with you.
Elijah:
You have to be completely in sync with each other and with the other person. But when it works, it’s amazing. Intense. Like nothing you’ve ever felt before.
Wren:
But what about jealousy? Doesn’t that get in the way?
Ezra:
Not for us. We’ve been doing this for a while, and we've learned to communicate. We put each other's happiness first, and we make sure the woman we’re with feels safe and cared for. It’s not a competition. It's a partnership. A team effort, if you will.
My fingers hover over the keyboard. The thought of being with Ezra and Elijah is exhilarating and terrifying all at once. I can’t help but wonder what it would be like to have two men who are so focused on my pleasure, my well-being. But there’s also a part of me that's scared, that’s worried I'll get lost in the mix. I take a deep breath and type out a reply as my heart pounds in my chest.
Wren:
Okay.
Elijah:
Okay? As in yes?
I hesitate for a moment, my fingers trembling.
Wren:
Yes. I want to try this. I want to see where it goes.
Almost immediately, their messages flood my phone, a tidal wave of excitement and desire.
Ezra:
We’re happy to hear that. When can we see you?
It needs to be soon before I talk myself out of this.
Wren:
How about tomorrow?
Ezra:
Tomorrow it is. We’ll pick you up at seven. What’s your address?
Wren:
You can just come by the coffee shop.
I don’t want to tell them where I live just yet. Not that I’m embarrassed, but because I don’t want anyone to know where I live. Wyatt is the only one, and I trust him. My whereabouts, falling into the wrong hands, could be catastrophic.
Ezra:
We’ll be there.