After spending high school in the closet, the last thing Jett Walker wants is to go to his thirty year class reunion. Then the one person he was never able to resist decides to attend -- punk rocker Trev Chambers. Trev was the epitome of everything Jett wanted to be, and now he’s reuniting the band he made famous for a final blowout concert. Though nobody back home knows he’s gay, Jett decides to go. He needs closure. One weekend of pretending he’s straight is more than worth it. When he discovers Trev lives less than two hours away, Jett seeks him out on a whim. The punk rocker has grown up, but as far as Jett’s concerned, Trev is more appealing than ever. He’s also available. One brief conversation turns into a date, which raises the question ... are they just living in nostalgia, or can they find a way to build a real future together?

Flesh and Kisses

“Because we’re still driving back to New York at some point this weekend,” she said. “If this date goes well, what’re you going to do about the fact that you live almost two hours apart?”


“When we found him online, that two hours was nothing to overcome.”


With a laugh, Jett slipped his phone back into his pocket. “It’s just one date. Why don’t we see how today goes first before we start worrying about my future, okay?”


Tatum let it go, but her concern for him was a tangible third in the car when he caved on her demands he drive her to the outlets to spend the day shopping while he played out his high school dreams. He couldn’t even insist she take herself. Tatum fell into that native New Yorker demographic who never bothered to get a driver’s license because public transportation did all the work for them.


Apparently, so did obliged best friends.


Chapter 12