I don’t like him.
Reed Chambers reminds me of every guy who was ever a jerk to me. With his drop dead good looks and overly confident stroll. A smile that seems like it always has two meanings.
But since we’re stuck together working on an indie horror movie that is my brother’s entire life's passion, not to mention that the guy is my best friend’s new fling, I guess I should give him a chance.
The thing is… I don’t want to.
So I don’t pull my punches.
Neither does he, his eyes narrowing, those perfect cheekbones hardening.
We bicker. We banter. We sit across from each other at the diner and throw jabs over script notes and storyboards. But somehow, despite that, I start to figure out who he really is.
And who he pretends to be.
Getting locked in the basement of the abandoned hotel where we’re filming is the last thing either of us want.
We’re caught in the dark. Alone. Only the circles of our flashlights to see. Our words drop into whispers as he leans in closer, warmth brushing my forearm. A spark flutters in my chest. His breath catches.
And the only thing I can think is, “Oh, crap.”
Love beyond the binary, serving up low angst trans romances at Randy's Diner
Final Boy at Randy’s is a standalone m/m best friend’s boyfriend, opposites attract romance with a boundary-pushing MUA, a condemned hotel that might or might not be haunted, and a misunderstood jock with a stomach dropping smile and secrets of his own.
Genre: Gay Romance
Reed Chambers reminds me of every guy who was ever a jerk to me. With his drop dead good looks and overly confident stroll. A smile that seems like it always has two meanings.
But since we’re stuck together working on an indie horror movie that is my brother’s entire life's passion, not to mention that the guy is my best friend’s new fling, I guess I should give him a chance.
The thing is… I don’t want to.
So I don’t pull my punches.
Neither does he, his eyes narrowing, those perfect cheekbones hardening.
We bicker. We banter. We sit across from each other at the diner and throw jabs over script notes and storyboards. But somehow, despite that, I start to figure out who he really is.
And who he pretends to be.
Getting locked in the basement of the abandoned hotel where we’re filming is the last thing either of us want.
We’re caught in the dark. Alone. Only the circles of our flashlights to see. Our words drop into whispers as he leans in closer, warmth brushing my forearm. A spark flutters in my chest. His breath catches.
And the only thing I can think is, “Oh, crap.”
Love beyond the binary, serving up low angst trans romances at Randy's Diner
Final Boy at Randy’s is a standalone m/m best friend’s boyfriend, opposites attract romance with a boundary-pushing MUA, a condemned hotel that might or might not be haunted, and a misunderstood jock with a stomach dropping smile and secrets of his own.
Genre: Gay Romance
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