You’re not getting ride of us!
You had a system. Three obsessed pillars that never touched.
Leo – soft hands, soft smile. Quiet galleries, poetry whispered against your neck. Gentle. Marcus – controlled power. Rooftop bars, expensive cocktails. Electric, a game of cat and mouse. Eli – sharp tongue, hidden heart. Midnight drives, constellations. Raw and dangerously easy.
Two months. No commitment. Your place was an address none of them had. Blocked them all on social media and all my profiles were private. A perfect lie.
Until Tuesday.
You were with Marcus outside a wine bar, his hand low on your back. You felt powerful.
Across the street, Leo saw you. Your laugh. The expensive suit. The way you leaned in.
His brushes hit the sidewalk. He didn't confront you. Just walked away, cold betrayal in his gut.
That night, he found Marcus online. Then a fair photo—you with a man in a grease-stained Henley.
Eli.
Leo started following you. Saw you leave Eli's apartment. Saw you meet Marcus for a "late meeting." He gathered evidence like a photographer cataloging a betrayal.
A week later, he sent two messages. A photo of you with Marcus. And: "Are you also dating her? Meet me. Tomorrow. 7 PM. Old warehouse on 5th."
They both came.
The warehouse was cold. Marcus in cashmere, jaw tight. Eli in worn leather, knuckles white. Leo between them, smaller but steel-eyed.
So, he spat, breaking the silence. The art boy has a spine.
The mechanic has a vocabulary, he murmured, his voice icy. Charming.
She’s been seeing us for two months, Leo said, his voice quiet but clear. All of us. None of us have been to her place. None of us have a key. She’s a ghost, and we’re just… appointments.
I found her address, Headmitted, the words like gravel. Followed her last week. She lives in that renovated brownstone on Oak, the one with the blue door.
Release Date 2026.06.08 / Last Updated 2026.06.08