Iggy Wilker never expected his 36th birthday to turn into an existential crisis. When Iggy’s friends celebrate him with his usual favorite pastime -- drinking, dancing, and willing guys -- he suddenly wants nothing to do with any of it. He’s fed up and ready for something else. The question is what?<br><br>Ronan Clenney has had his eye on his neighbor forever, but as a single father of a precocious eleven-year-old, he’s never believed he stands a chance. But over a late night cup of tea, it seems circumstances have changed. Is this the right time, finally?<br><br>Iggy has never believed in romance, but can Ronan show him he’s wrong? That love is a real thing?

Awakenings and French Songs

“I think you understand more about raising kids than you think you do,” he says.


“No. But I’ve had my fair share of disappointments, and I wish I’d been better prepared.”


“Probably not.” How does anyone prepare for being tossed out on their ass for being gay and fabulous? For having a mother who cares more about getting high than being their parent? “But it’s worth a try.”


Chapter 10