Alyssa Clark

All I wanted to do was disappear, to get out of a bad situation. I never expected my saving grace to come in the form of three roommates; three MALE roommates. I found myself inexplicably drawn to Chase… and Patton… and Tyler... It was all just effortless and uncomplicated. The connections formed so quickly that these men made it easy to get back on my feet. Once I realized that I wasn’t getting hustled and that these men cared about me in a way I hadn’t been before, the connection soon turned into something more. Being with more than one man at a time isn’t something I ever imagined doing, but having two, and maybe someday all three, of them at once seems so natural, so right. It may be a different kind of relationship, but I know all three of them have my back should my past ever resurface.

We hadn't seen each other in years, this trip was supposed to be about catching up. I used to be one of the boys, it shouldn't have been a big deal. Well, one thing leads to another and I wake up with a ring on my finger. Now it's a question of if it happened in Vegas, does it stay in Vegas?

High school was a nightmare. I spent the majority of my time dodging the three bullies who delighted in giving me hell. Austin, Gavin, and Vaughn were so awful that just seeing them could ruin my day. It was a relief when I finally graduated and I knew I wouldn't have to deal with them ever again. That is until I got talked into going to our ten year reunion. I had fantasies of seeing what had karma done to my high school enemies. I couldn't wait to see bald spots, beer guts, and delicious failure. But I didn’t get that. Instead, I got their attention - all of their attentions - in a way I didn’t expect. Now I’m caught in and unfamiliar relationship with all three of them and am unsure exactly where it will go.

Noah, Bryce, Lucas, and I grew up together, and while I was forever just one of the boys, I never had a problem with it. I never saw them as anything more than my best friends -- until one dry spell stretched for way too long. That was when I started to learn how they REALLY felt. There was just one problem -- how was I supposed to choose between the three of them? I felt something for all three of my boys, and I had to find an answer that made everyone happy. I couldn't stand to lose one of them in favour of another. Luckily, as things fell into place, I quickly learned that I DIDN'T need to choose between them.