Preston and Sawyer Waters need a vacation in the worst way. Life stressors have gotten to be too much, and they need to reconnect. A month-long vacation at a cabin in the woods is perfect to remember how to enjoy each other. But they never expect to meet the man who would fit with them so perfectly.<br><br>Wade Johansson loves his life. Running V Wilderness Adventures with his best friends, spending his life on the water, and being surrounded by nature is his dream come true. But he's missing one key element: someone to love.<br><br>The three men find an instant connection and are quick to explore the attraction. It becomes clear immediately that they want a relationship lasting longer than just a vacation. But with Preston and Sawyer living in another town and Wade worried about how he fits, can they find the courage to dive in head first?

Diving In

I rubbed my cheek against the top of his head, comforted by his seriousness. I’d only ever seen his energetic side and was happy to see him a little more subdued, too. I needed to know he could take things seriously if necessary.


“Yeah. I guess I feel…you’re married and…when I think of you two together, I feel…I mean, I don’t have a right to feel like that, it’s not my place to say you can’t…” I sighed. The words felt clumsy in my mouth and I didn’t know how to wrestle them into obedience. I rubbed my knuckles over my heart.


“I think I understand,” Sawyer said. “The thought of us being intimate without you bothers you, even though you don’t think you have the right to feel that way.”


“That’s exactly right,” I muttered.


Preston scratched his chin. “So maybe the first rule should be that everyone’s feelings are valid. Nothing we feel is wrong or ridiculous, and even if we don’t understand, we accept.”


Chapter 22