John DeWitt loves men and sex. He’s good at his job and enjoys life to the fullest. But his self-confidence is about to take a severe blow. His new intern Lee Pearce looks familiar, but John doesn’t figure out why until one evening when he sees Lee at Throwbacks, talking to the hottest bartender on the planet.<br><br>The bartender is Lee’s brother, Wei, who owns the club. John has been lusting after the man for years, but Wei always treats him like a pariah. Unfortunately, John finds out the reason why when he overhears a conversation between the brothers. Wei describes John as a slut and a brainless twit.<br><br>John confronts Wei and they end up in a heated argument. But eventually, Wei admits to misjudging John and apologizes, which leads to an admission of attraction and some really hot moves on a dance floor, among other things.

More Than a Suit: John

Shaking out his hand, Wei walked to his desk and picked up the phone.


“Yeah, send Bennett back here.” He hung up.


To me, Wei said, “Help me pick him up.” I stood on one side, Wei on the other, and we hauled the man to his feet, still blubbering about his broken nose.


“I can’t believe you did this to me!” he wailed as blood dripped down his face and neck and stained his shirt.


“Remember that the next time you try to screw over someone else.”


A voice at the door said, “I’ll take it from here.” I turned my head to see the huge bouncer from the front of the club.


“Sure thing, boss.” Bennett grabbed Merrill and hauled him away, none too gently.


“Wei, come on. You can’t mean to—” Wei shut the door on him and walked by me over to the small sink near his desk. It seemed I should say something.


Chapter 8