Why are Jax and his best buddy Auggie having so many problems with their unfaithful boyfriends? What are they doing wrong, and how do they keep men around without their lives going topsy-turvy?<br><br>When Jax, a professional therapist, and Auggie, a high school English teacher, decide to dump their boyfriends, they become breakup buddies for each other. Who needs boyfriends or lovers when you have a breakup buddy, right? This is what they both believe until Jax meets Corky, a sexy locksmith, and Auggie crushes on his teaching intern, Tyler. What happens is a summer of fun-filled sexual adventures, deceit, and the dramatics of dating life.<br><br>No longer breakup buddies, both men have a decision to make: to fall in love with their boyfriends, or stay single forever. Will they find happiness or heartache by summer’s end?

The Breakup Buddy

Jax felt horrible for Natalie and offered her very little help, if any, during her sessions. After six billable hours with Ms. Priest, he had professionally determined that her issueswere beyond his expertise. He was going to recommend Dr. Shirley Mills as Natalie’s therapist in the future. Dr. Mills specialized in narcissistic behavior at Dartmouth, knowing exactly what to do for Natalie, assisting her needs.


Enough about Natalie Priest and her fucked up face, he thought.


There was a little coffee shop two blocks away called The Coffee Abyss that sold the best chilled caramel lattes for a reasonable price. He had plenty of time to walk the distance, order his beverage, and get back to his office before Ms. Priest’s arrival. Plus, he needed some fresh air. The day offered plenty of that since it was stunning out, in the low eighties, and no clouds in the baby blue sky.


Chapter 21