About Clue Game

by Chris Quinton
26 pages / 6500 words
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After being estranged for a year, Ben and David are back together and more in love than ever. Their commitment ceremony is approaching, and they've taken the chance to extend a business trip to Paris into a pre-commitment, pre-honeymoon break.

They owe their present happiness to Barbara, who has a problem only they can solve, and rubies are involved. Ben has plans of his own - but they owe her too much to turn her down.

Ben and David were introduced in Chris Quinton's Breaking Point.

Sample

She perched on the edge of the bed and a wicked smile began to spread across her face. "I have to say, it is so good to see you two back together, the way you should be. Does this mean I get an invitation to a threesome?" she added hopefully. "Before the ceremony, of course."

"Forget it." David shook his head emphatically. "Talk, Babs."

"Okay." She made a moue of disappointment and took a small padded envelope out of her purse. "I'll give you a little background first," she went on. "I have a friend. A very rich friend. A very rich and generous--"

"We get the picture," David interrupted. "How is your love-life an emergency?"

"It isn't! As I was saying, I have a friend, and he likes to play games--"

"Don't we all?" Ben drawled and decided to up the ante. By the gleam in her eyes, regardless of this friend of hers, the idea of trois-games had taken root in Barbara's scheming head. "When we aren't being interrupted." He curled closer to David and wrapped his arms around his lover from behind, leaned his chin on the man's broad shoulder. He was rewarded by David's almost silent sigh of pleasure and the darkening of Barbara's eyes. He tightened his hold. Not that he was at all possessive, but Ben hadn't forgotten she'd hopped into David's bed almost as soon as he'd walked out -- ostensibly to be a friend-with-benefits and provide an energetic dose of TLC. Since then Ben had reclaimed his man. Correction: since then her plan had tricked him into reclaiming his man. So yes, they owed her. But the sooner he put his plan into action, the better.