Three years ago, Winston Abernathy did something completely out of character -- he had a one-night stand with a gorgeous dancer. But the next day, the dancer left for New York to try to make it big on Broadway, and Win went back to dating men who were like himself -- boring, bland paralegals.<br><br>Now that dancer, Randy Lincoln, is back in Los Angeles. That amazing night with Randy has fueled Win's fantasies for the past three years, yet he doesn't believe a man like Randy would be interested in someone like him. Much to his surprise, Randy wants to see him, and for longer than one night. Maybe this time they can have a chance for a relationship.<br><br>But when Randy gets an opportunity to dance in a Las Vegas show, Win wonders if he'll have to let Randy go for good.

Maybe This Time

“I have to say that’s the best way to wake up ever,” Win said. He curled his hand behind Randy’s head and brought their lips together once more.


“Yeah, liked itdoesn’t seem quite right.”


A knock on the bedroom door made both of them jump. Win, eyes wide like he’d been caught with his hand in the cookie jar, yanked the covers up to their chins.


“Are you decent? Can I come in?” she asked.


Randy laughed. “Yes, we’re decent.” Although he was certainly glad she hadn’t knocked a few moments ago.


Win smacked his arm and shook his head frantically. “No—”


The door opened and she peered in, grinning from ear to ear. “I was about to make breakfast. Good morning.”


He felt his lips twitch even though Win tensed beside him. Win had also turned a bright shade of red. Randy figured he’d be the same way if it was his grandmother.


Chapter 10