Eric Fong’s relationship with his family hasn’t been great ever since he came out of the closet, but he owns a dim sum restaurant that’s quite successful, and he’s happy at least one aspect of his life is proceeding smoothly. Granted, his life would have been much better if he had a boyfriend because then he wouldn’t feel quite as lonely. However, overall, he’s satisfied with his life.<br><br>Benjamin Wen is the owner of The Crossroads Diner. Eric thinks Benjamin is cute, and something about the owner of the diner is intriguing. Most importantly, Benjamin prepares food that tastes identical to the ones Eric’s late maternal grandmother used to make for him. There are other aspects of the diner, such as the strange customers who gawk at Eric and only stare at their food and drinks instead of enjoying them, that he considers to be fascinating. He visits the diner night after night, hoping to solve the mysteries behind its existence. Along the way, he finds himself falling for Benjamin. But Benjamin is hiding quite a few secrets from him. Things Benjamin seems unwilling to reveal.<br><br>Can Eric and Benjamin’s relationship survive in spite of the secrets? Or are they destined to go their separate ways?

The Crossroads Diner

“What time is it?” Benjamin mumbled to himself as he darted his eyes all over the room in search of a clock on the wall or maybe on a nightstand, but he couldn’t locate a single one.


Then he inhaled deeply when the scent of something delicious wafted through his nose. That smelled like bacon. Benjamin thought he also caught the rather exquisite aroma of coffee. He got up in a hurry and rushed toward the door before opening it and exiting from the bedroom. He shut the door behind him before he made his way to the kitchen. Eric was standing in front of the stove, wearing only a pair of fitted white trunks and nothing else. His strapping and sturdy back, the side of one muscular arm, those firm butt cheeks that were encased within his underwear, and the hairy, long, and powerfully built legs were visible to Benjamin. However, they were more than sufficient to take Benjamin’s breath away. Eric was a magnificent specimen of manhood without a shadow of a doubt.


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