Trevor can never leave good enough alone. So when he meets model-gorgeous Chase who has an aversion to being touched, he spots a challenge. After all, no one wants to go through life not being touched by anyone, right? Despite a friend’s plea not to, Trevor sets his sight on fixing Chase.<br><br>After being forced to transfer his senior year of college, Chase just wants to avoid drama, pass his classes, get his degree, and move on (and back to his friends). He’s not looking for new friends, and his attitude gives him a reputation that makes it easy to accomplish. At least until he meets Trevor.<br><br>Despite an awkward beginning, common interests -- and Trevor’s persistence -- draw Chase and Trevor together. It’s almost inevitable that their friendship develops into something else. But when secrets come out, it might end the game early.

The Right Move

“We did,” Chase said, once they’d regained their footing. Then he kissed Trevor, because there was no better way to celebrate surviving the graduation ceremony.


“Mmm.” When Chase went to pull back, Trevor pulled him in for another kiss, their bodies pressing indecently close. On the other hand, no one was paying them any attention, all wrapped up in their own excitement—


Chase yanked back as he spotted familiar faces. “Hi, Mom and Dad!”


Trevor nearly tripped over his robe as he tried to put space between them and fix his cap and gown so it didn’t look like he’d been groping Chase. “Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins.”


“Hi, Trevor,” Dad said with an eye roll.


“Congratulations,” Mom added, smiling. “Is your family here?”


“Yeah, but they said they’d meet us by the statue.” He elbowed Chase. “Your son was supposed to tell you that.”


Chase smiled sheepishly. “It slipped my mind.”


Chapter 66