Gabriel propped his head up on his elbow, smiling indulgently. “What is it?” he asked, sighing dramatically.
Sabrina poked at him. “I got the opening for the show!” Jimmy sat up and whooped, kissing her soundly and hugging her as Gabriel did the same.
“You got the show? That’s awesome Sabrina!” Gabriel said, and then he kissed her, too. “I know how much you hoped…” he tried to say when she interrupted.
“—but I knew there were five hundred other students competing,” Sabrina said, smiling and hugging both men at the same time.
“Does this mean we get to come to the opening with you?” Jimmy asked, smiling at her.
“It sure does,” she replied. “I have no intention of hiding you away. I’ll be damned if I’m going to pass up the opportunity to show the two of you off to everyone.”
Both men grinned, and Sabrina felt a surge of happiness so great she nearly burst into tears. She laughed, thinking of how surprised her new friends would be when she showed up with Jimmy and Gabriel. No one really believed her when she told them she had two boyfriends. Everyone thought she was kidding. She was going to seriously enjoy showing them off at her show. Then Gabriel kissed her, and Sabrina realized that she was happy not just because they were both gorgeous, but because of how much the three of them loved one another. They’d been through hell and back together and that meant everything to her.
Sabrina smiled, her heart full. She was in school for photography just like she’d always wanted and had just won the coveted show offered to one photography student each year. And she’d done it in her first year! She was living with the two men she loved. Jimmy was doing well as a freelance journalist while working on a book about his time in Afghanistan. Gabriel’s private security firm was doing very well. Everything she’d ever wanted was happening, and she couldn’t be more delighted with her life. She kissed both men one more time before lying down between them again. Jimmy pulled up the covers and kissed them both good night. Gabriel murmured a quiet I love you, and soon she felt herself drifting off, content to lie there between the two of them. She knew they loved her. She knew they loved each other. And there was nowhere she’d rather be than nestled safely in their arms.
THE END
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