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Haven For Us Three: A steamy MMM poly male pregnancy romance about roommates, a donor mix-up, and three men building a found family in the city.
“He just wanted a baby.
He never meant to fall for both his roommates…
And then the clinic called it a mix-up.”
Eli Hart has a plan for everything
color-coded spreadsheets, back-up savings, and a carefully chosen anonymous donor at Saffron & Slate Family Center.
One pink test line later, his solo-parent plan is finally real.
Then the clinic calls.
A database error.
A donor file linkage issue.
And the anonymous donor whose profile he picked…
belongs to his own roommate.
Marcus Reed donated years ago under strict confidentiality, sure he’d never be anyone’s anything. Now his old file, Eli’s pregnancy, and a high-pressure audit at the clinic have smashed his “no strings” rule to pieces.
He never planned on being a father.
He definitely never planned on being one of three.
Jules Navarro has always been “the extra.” The fun roommate. The chaos with a spare key and a soft couch. He loves Eli. He trusts Marcus. He refuses to admit how badly he wants to be more than a helper in someone else’s family photo.
When Eli’s pregnancy collides with the donor mix-up, the three of them make one non-negotiable
No secrets.
No cheating.
They either build this together or not at all.
A temporary trial plan turns into late-night cuddles in Mina’s café studio when the plumbing explodes.
House meetings turn into real dates and slow, careful touches.
The “roommates with a problem” become partners and co-parents in progress.
Then the outside world notices.
A clinic audit.
A privacy leak and a hungry blog.
Family backlash and a career offer Jules is terrified to want.
One wrong sentence. One hidden email. One old fear
and the triad they swore to protect nearly shatters on the eve of the baby’s arrival.
Now Eli has to decide if he believes them enough to ask for help instead of doing it alone.
Marcus has to risk his job and his family’s approval to prove he chooses them when it costs him something.
Jules has to stop pre-leaving and say the quietest truth out
“I want you. I want him. I want this. Choose me, and I’ll choose us back.”
When a single night in the hospital could cost them their son, their home, and each other, three men who never meant to become a family have to live by the vow they
We don’t disappear.
We don’t exile.
We say the thing out loud and we stay.
Will Haven House be just another apartment three ex-roommates used to share…
or the first safe home for a family that refuses to break?
Perfect for readers who
Steamy MMM poly male pregnancy romance with a real triad HEA (no love triangle, no cheating)
Roommates to lovers and only-one-bed tension that actually pays off
Found family in the city: cozy cafés, support groups, and neighbors who become your people
Consent-forward heat with clear boundaries, communication, and aftercare
Donor mix-up stakes handled ethically (autonomy intact, no fetish framing)
Big feelings, late-night kitchen confessions, and a baby who arrives into love, not chaos&l
He never meant to fall for both his roommates…
And then the clinic called it a mix-up.”
Eli Hart has a plan for everything
color-coded spreadsheets, back-up savings, and a carefully chosen anonymous donor at Saffron & Slate Family Center.
One pink test line later, his solo-parent plan is finally real.
Then the clinic calls.
A database error.
A donor file linkage issue.
And the anonymous donor whose profile he picked…
belongs to his own roommate.
Marcus Reed donated years ago under strict confidentiality, sure he’d never be anyone’s anything. Now his old file, Eli’s pregnancy, and a high-pressure audit at the clinic have smashed his “no strings” rule to pieces.
He never planned on being a father.
He definitely never planned on being one of three.
Jules Navarro has always been “the extra.” The fun roommate. The chaos with a spare key and a soft couch. He loves Eli. He trusts Marcus. He refuses to admit how badly he wants to be more than a helper in someone else’s family photo.
When Eli’s pregnancy collides with the donor mix-up, the three of them make one non-negotiable
No secrets.
No cheating.
They either build this together or not at all.
A temporary trial plan turns into late-night cuddles in Mina’s café studio when the plumbing explodes.
House meetings turn into real dates and slow, careful touches.
The “roommates with a problem” become partners and co-parents in progress.
Then the outside world notices.
A clinic audit.
A privacy leak and a hungry blog.
Family backlash and a career offer Jules is terrified to want.
One wrong sentence. One hidden email. One old fear
and the triad they swore to protect nearly shatters on the eve of the baby’s arrival.
Now Eli has to decide if he believes them enough to ask for help instead of doing it alone.
Marcus has to risk his job and his family’s approval to prove he chooses them when it costs him something.
Jules has to stop pre-leaving and say the quietest truth out
“I want you. I want him. I want this. Choose me, and I’ll choose us back.”
When a single night in the hospital could cost them their son, their home, and each other, three men who never meant to become a family have to live by the vow they
We don’t disappear.
We don’t exile.
We say the thing out loud and we stay.
Will Haven House be just another apartment three ex-roommates used to share…
or the first safe home for a family that refuses to break?
Perfect for readers who
Steamy MMM poly male pregnancy romance with a real triad HEA (no love triangle, no cheating)
Roommates to lovers and only-one-bed tension that actually pays off
Found family in the city: cozy cafés, support groups, and neighbors who become your people
Consent-forward heat with clear boundaries, communication, and aftercare
Donor mix-up stakes handled ethically (autonomy intact, no fetish framing)
Big feelings, late-night kitchen confessions, and a baby who arrives into love, not chaos&l
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Published January 6, 2026
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