Davion Chen has a pretty face, but his ex-boyfriends’ verbal abuse make him dislike being labeled as such. He can’t help the way he looks, but he doesn’t cheat. He understands the meaning of loyalty. Jonah Wong has been burnt by an unfaithful ex before, and that’s more than enough to put him off dating again. He never expects the impromptu date with Davion to progress much further, but welcomes it. He simply can’t deny his attraction for Davion. Then Jonah sees Davion with an older man. He can’t suppress his insecurity and jealousy at the intimate sight. He lashes out, wanting Davion to feel as much pain as he does. When he realizes his mistake, will the impact of his words and actions make it too late to apologize to Davion? Can their love triumph over pride, or will the misunderstanding spell the end of their blossoming relationship?

Living It

“Ah-ha! Progress! So, his name is Davion. Is he cute?”


He stared at his mom in disbelief. “Yes, he is. Very much so.”


She smirked at him. “I can detect the love interest already. You like him?”


He did his best not to sputter as he came up with a response. “I do. He’s pretty.”


His mom snorted. “You really have a type, haven’t you?”


She leaned against the back of the chair. “Not me. I didn’t fall in love with the old man until we had our first kiss. The thing he did with his tongue—”


“Mom, for goodness sake. Please spare me the details. Yuck!”


“Oh, don’t be a prude. You’re certainly old enough now.”


He grimaced in disgust. “There are things about my parents I really don’t need to know. Trust me.”


She sighed. “Fine. Anyway, when are you bringing Devin home for our weekly dinner?”


Chapter 6