Jonas Knight is the President of Chestan. He's campaigning for a second term, but his life is in danger. He needs someone capable of protecting him, someone who is better trained than all of the presidential guards. He certainly doesn't imagine that someone to be Carson Brooks, his ex-boyfriend. He definitely doesn't expect to still have feelings for Carson.<br><br>Carson is newly retired from the army and the ghost team, which is a special group that is made up of the best members of the military. He's the best candidate to protect the president. He's uncertain about his reception, though. After all, he dumped Jonas eighteen years ago because he was more worried about advancing his career in the military. He doesn't think it's a good idea for him to appear in front of Jonas now. However, he still cares for Jonas. He also discovers he has lingering feelings for Jonas after all these years.<br><br>Can the two men work through their differences and find a way to get back together?

Forgiveness and Reconciliation

“Bring him to the toilet, Joe,” Carson shouted gleefully when a little boy, probably somewhere around three or four years old, raised one arm at Jonas while pointing at his stomach with the other hand. “He probably needs to go potty.”


Carson laughed at his own joke. He thought it was hilarious. Jonas obviously didn’t quite agree with him. He chuckled when Jonas turned toward him and glared. He chortled even louder when Jonas lifted his right hand and almost gave him the middle finger. However, Jonas quickly put his hand down and simply settled for rolling his eyes in response. Then Carson had a horrible feeling when Jonas suddenly smirked at him.


“Oh, Carson. You’re probably right. Why don’t you accompany little Jake here to the toilet?”


Carson gaped at Jonas. “But I don’t know how to deal with—”


Chapter 27