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

Just so I wouldn’t fall in love with him, preventing heartbreak.


A conversation Corky and I shared today:


He said, “Did you ever fall in love?”


I went into the super long spiel about Will Gramm and how much I loved him.


“He’s a good looking man,” Corky said.


“That was the problem. Everyone fell in love with his face, body, and cock. And Will didn’t know how to turn men down, ramming anyone he could fuck.”


“A little. I’m not sure. He was compatible, just not faithful. Plus, he was complicated.”


He asked, “Do you think you’ll fall in love again?”


“Haven’t thought about it. Don’t really want to. I just want to have fun.”


Why did he ask that? Did Corky know that I was fucking around with another guy and him, both at the same time? Was he aware of my every-other-day affair with Gary? Did he know more about my life than I gave him credit?


Chapter 27