“I think you just like watching your boyfriend do heavy lifting,” Christian grumbled. “You spent half of last weekend drooling over his biceps, that’s for sure. Hey, yeah, did I mention this is the second weekend in a row that I get to spend doing manual labor?”
“You’ve guessed my secret,” Julian said, smiling. He brushed a kiss against the bunched muscles of Rafi’s shoulder as he passed, scooting ahead to open the bedroom door. “Or maybe I think the manual labor will be good for you. Build character.”
“I’m an actor. I have character. I make a living from having character.” Christian stepped into his new bedroom and turned in a circle, looking woebegone. “This stupid room gets smaller every time I look at it.”
“Yes, I put the walls on tracks for precisely that effect. One morning you’ll wake up with the doorknob up your nose.” Julian set his box down in a corner.
“Your place is almost as small as Tasha’s.Why on God’s green earth did Aaron want to move into that golf divot?”