When Noah Dahl ends an eight-year Hollywood relationship with actor Reece Landreth, he heads north to the family home he inherited years before, intending to make a new start. What he doesn’t anticipate is finding his boyhood crush Glenn Wager has also returned.<br><br>Though Noah suffers from his breakup, he finds Glenn suffering far more from difficult circumstances surrounding the death of his mother. As Noah’s boyhood feelings return, he must acknowledge that twenty-four years have passed and work at approaching the troubled Glenn as a man, not a boy.<br><br>But Noah quickly finds obstacles in his way, namely Glenn himself. Can the two ever fully reunite and possibly build a life together?

Square One

Pouring a second glass was probably not wise, but I did. As the first began to take hold, I enjoyed the familiar loosening, the second adding to the sensation. I watched as Reece undid his pants, got out his dick, and lay stroking it. I thought of Glenn as I rose and started toward the pergola, Glenn who’d run away from essentially nothing, Glenn who had himself locked inside a past to which I wasn’t privy. He could be far away by now, maybe headed back to Seattle, who knew? Or was he at some landfill, tearing the album to bits, scattering the last of his past?


Chapter 22