Antique dealer Christopher Gleason isn't looking for love. He isn't even looking for a one-night stand. But when a young man with an innocent smile offers to buy him a drink one night, he accepts. He's even tempted to take it further, until he learns the innocence isn't an act. Though he can't deny his attraction, or the fact that he likes the young man quite a bit, Christopher puts him off. He'd rather be friends than risk hurting him.<br><br>Gage Kimball fled Salt Lake City for Los Angeles with his guitars, what little money he had, and no friends. Raised in a devout Mormon family within a tightly knit community, he's never had the chance to be himself or explore his sexuality. Until now. Christopher supplies the emotional support Gage needs, but Gage wants more than friendship. Even at the risk of everything he has left.

All That You Do

Gage didn’t think he could turn his back on a potential friendship. It wasn’t as though he had friends to spare.


But what if Christopher had just said those things to help ease his retreat? What if he handed over his card assuming Gage understood it wasn’t actually meant to be used? Well, if he did, that was his problem. It should have been quite clear to him that Gage didn’t understand anything about the nuances and difficulties of relationships in LA.


Chapter 10