Brenton is a famous rock start. He’s also bisexual and closeted, despite the band’s very open nature. When Zeke comes to work for them, Brenton can’t help but be tempted by him. However, he has far bigger problems when he finds a picture that’s been shoved under his door. The band has dealt with stalkers before, but this time Brenton seems to be the focus.<br><br>Zeke has a hidden life that’s also captured the stalker’s interest. Can Brenton put his baggage aside to win over Zeke and survive the stalker who wants to do them harm?

Lace Lovers

“I’m glad you decided to tell me.” Zeke would hate for Brenton to be going through this by himself, for him to be afraid and alone. He might not have even gone to the police right away.


“I told the right person, too. You knowing a cop helps. And you’ve been really calm about it, even though they used your poem.” Brenton hasn’t outright asked about Zeke’s poetry again, since Zeke first told him about it, but Zeke can tell from a few things he’s said that he’s curious.


“Maybe they were trying to scare me off? Like they saw me running with you, or at your apartment, and didn’t like it?” Zeke suggests.


“I don’t know. They dug into your life. They found something you keep secret.” Brenton frowns, stopping his treadmill and getting off, so Zeke does the same.


“Ready to go change?” Brenton grabs his things.


Chapter 16