Cyrene desperately needed friends, the elf maiden and the Orc needed friends......with benefits.

Intelligent, elegant and hailed as a prodigy since childhood, Cyrene shuns social engagements. Between her responsibilities at the Mages Collective, teaching at the academy and her own transition, romance is the last thing to occupy her mind, and certainly never with the likes of a prissy High-elf and a stubborn Orc.

Antilorwe, the High-elf, starting from humble origins, has amassed enough wealth to gain herself a place in the city council, to own lavish manors and country estates to her name while hiding a scandalous secret. So when she offered to entertain the innocent Mage and the Orc High-Lady for a weekend to discuss ongoing council affairs, negotiation was not the only thing she had in mind.

Urganza, the recent Overlord of the orcs, is under pressure -- to take a consort, whether her heart wills it or not. She would rather not, for deep within the battle-hardened Lady beats a fragile heart, still healing from the rejection of the androgynous mage she loved -- one she could not simply forget -- except when staring at the raven-haired beauty before her. For her might have set butterflies fluttering in her tummy, but the girl simply took her breath away.

All three, bound to each other by fate or alcohol-aided bad choices, while shadowy forces conspire against them. Will they forge an unbreakable bond, or is it too far late even to try?

=========Author Remarks==============

What the story has:
* Copious amounts of sex.
* A polyamourous FFF couple.
* Fairly long chapters, (approx 3-4k words each)
* slow progression with emotional pacing.

What the story will not have:
* No power levelling or OP protags.
* No lewd hand-holding or head pats (slightly more mature that way)

=====Release Info=======
Release on tuesdays and Fridays usually.

Additional Info:
All three characters are from my other story and even though there might be the occasional references to events and characters, they play a minor significant role in plot advancement. The story in its present form can be enjoyed without reading my other story.