<h2>Sometimes darkness gives way to light</h2><p>Helen was supposed to be heading on her honeymoon — off on a sexy trip to Fiji with her long-time fiancé. Her cheating sleaze-bag lying fiancé.</p><p>And so she is off on a trip to the mountains with her best friend Tommy and Tommy's husband Al. Instead of sun and sand she's heading off to silence and snow.</p><p>And snow. And snow.</p><p>A blizzard traps Helen and the two men in their car overnight where they discover a path to happiness that turns out to have been as inevitable as it is unexpected.</p><p><strong>(FMM bisexual romance polyamory)</strong></p><h5><strong>Preview</strong>:</h5><p><em>After another minute or three of awkward silence Helen muttered “So. You guys feeling as uncomfortable as I am?”</em></p><p><em>“Yes” said Tommy through gritted teeth.</em></p><p><em>“No” said Al a smirk clearly present in his voice.</em></p><p><em>“No?” Tommy snapped.</em></p><p><em>His husband chuckled. “No Tommy. Because I’ve figured this was coming for about four years.”</em></p><p><em>“This?” Helen and Tommy asked together.</em></p><p><em>“You’ll forgive me both of you but there are three things that have been clear to me for a long time. One: my husband and his best friend find each other very attractive. Two: I am very drawn to you myself Helen and get the sense that you find me less than repulsive.”</em></p><p><em>Helen let out a grunt of assent.</em></p><p><em>“And three: Helen’s Ben preferred the company of twinks.” Al’s hand patted Helen’s hip in apology. “I’m sorry I didn’t say anything Helen. I assumed you knew.”</em></p><p><em>“Not your fault I was stupid.”</em></p><p><em>“Not stupid. Just in love with the wrong guy.” He hugged her his lips brushing her ear.</em></p><p><em>“Fair.” And suddenly Helen was very clear about what this was. This was her and two men she trusted — even now when she couldn’t trust herself — sharing intimacy she’d been hungry for for a month. And as she granted the rightness of Al’s statements she also had to grant it was something her body had wanted for a lot longer than that. “Tommy?”</em></p><p><em>He was shivering against her teeth chattering and tightly as they were packed Helen was fairly sure it wasn’t because of the snowy night. “Helen. Al.”</em></p><p><em>“Hey Al?”A flare of complete abandon roared through Helen then melting any of the ice that the cold and the end of her relationship with Ben might have left.</em></p><p><em>“Yeah?”</em></p><p><em>“Did watching me prance around the office in my undies really get Tommy excited?”</em></p><p><em>“Oh yeah.”</em></p><p><em>Tommy gave a laugh that sounded more than a little like a sob.</em></p><p><em>Helen couldn’t stand it. She leaned the few inches between them and placed her lips against his.</em></p><p><em>Frozen for a moment — cold unmoving — at last Tommy melted into the kiss.</em></p>
