“What would you guys like?” Darcy asked, breaking the moment. I smiled at Aiden and stepped away from the counter to give myself some time to get my shit together. This is why I didn’t want to be home when they delivered the packages. I still wasn’t sure what I wanted to do and if I was honest, they scared me shitless. What would it mean to be with all three of them? When I first heard Candy say she had been with all three of them. I was intrigued, but now I was worried. If we did this, then that would mean I would have to deal with triple the feelings and triple the heartache if this didn’t work out.

“Are you ok, Jane?” I was pulled out of my thoughts. Callum was in front of me looking worried.

“Uh…yeah. I’m just thinking about some stuff.” I tried to smile to ease his worry.

“After Saturday, I’ve had a lot of things to think about, too. All I do is think about you and what I could have done differently,” he said, looking away. “I miss you.” His voice deepened when he looked back at me.

“Callum,” I said, not knowing what to say but also wanting to say everything. “I miss you too.” I decided to go with the truth.

“Darcy said this was yours.” Aiden handed me my drink and a bag.

“Thank you,” I said. I took a sip, grateful for the interruption.

“We are heading over to your place after this. Any special instructions for the wedding stuff?” Aiden asked.

“Uh… I was thinking it’s probably best to put it in the shed but…” I hesitated, deciding to just put my big girl panties on. “I finished my errands early, so I’m going to be heading home, too.”

“Great, then we’ll see you there.” Aiden smiled, giving a bag to Callum.

Callum nodded at me as they walked out.

“Girl, just jump on the CAN train and ride it till the cows come home.” Darcy stood next to me, mimicking riding a bull.

“It’s not that easy, Darcy,” I said, still looking at the door.

“It is. You’re just making it more complicated.”

I looked at her with raised brows. “When you decide it’s easy with Evan, please let me know.”

She scowled. “That’s different.”

“How so?” I challenged.

“We’ve got years of baggage. It’s not that simple,” she said, looking irritated. “You have a chance for something new and exciting. They are good men Jane, they just fucked up, and it sure seems they’re willing to pay the price.”

“I know they are good men, but don’t you think it’s strange that three men want to be with me… at the same time?” I asked, finally voicing one of my concerns.