Theodore Bondi is a junior in college and unabashedly gay. He has it all: smoky bedroom eyes; heavy brooding eyebrows; thick, unkempt hair; twink-ish body. So why is he still a virgin? His BFF Wendy is determined to see his cherry popped before Christmas, while his quirky grandmother keeps telling him to follow his heart. Stuck in the middle, Theo sets his eyes on Dale, the captain of the mens’ water polo team. The stories of Dale’s aggressive prowess in bed make it hard for Theo to sleep at night. Luckily, his shifts as a lifeguard at the pool just happen to coincide with Dale’s water polo practices ... Theo finds it far more difficult to make a move on Dale than to fantasize about him. Additionally, he has to contend with Scott, his close (and very cute!) friend who is clearly head-over-heels for him. Would it be better to settle for Scott? They already shared so many things, so why not take their friendship that one last step? No one ever says love is easy, and with a hard deadline to have sex, the pressure is on. Will Theo rise to the occasion?

Seeking Boy, Finding Love

One final meal together as a group before everyone moved on to bigger and better things.


Heather had gotten a lot less bitchy and more accepting over the past couple years, especially after landing Sam—an honest-to-goodness straight boy with no inclinations into the pants of other boys, but no stereotypical hang-ups against gays either. She’d popped the question to him a few months back, and he seemed genuinely happy to be marrying her. Or so we thought. It wasn’t worth getting into with them; I’d learned not to interfere with Heather’s love life, not after I’d stolen her last man from her.


Min was going into business with her mom—they were going to sell herbal and eastern remedies online. She had bought a condo downtown, so we’d still see lots of her, which was great; that girl was still my BFF, and nothing would change that.


Chapter 50