Will Turner celebrates the end of a ten-year marriage by acting on his repressed longings and heading for a gay bar. Just his luck, the next morning he awakes in a strange room with a stranger by his side and no memory of how he got there or who his bedmate is. The bedmate, Robby, however, not only knows Will, but has definite plans for how the rest of their lives will go, complete with matching rings on their left hands.<br><br>As Will attempts to unravel the mystery, he falls in love with Robby, despite the unanswered questions as to Robby’s past, character, expectations, and intentions in their growing relationship. Throwing caution to the wind, Will invites Robby to share his home and shoulders much of the financial responsibility for their lives together.<br><br>When the truth finally comes out, Will is faced with a tough decision which has consequences for his future happiness.

Will Turner's Luck

“The Robert James Sutton? The oil tycoon? The guy that owns this bank?”


“Yep, that’s him,” Robby replied with obvious embarrassment.


“But your name is Williams, isn’t it?” Will asked, now really confused.


Before Robby could answer, the young woman asked, “Is this the friend you were getting a loan for?” She looked confused as well. 


“Will, you were doing that for me?”


“Yeah, I thought I’d surprise you, but…Robby, what’s going on? If you’re Sutton’s son, why are you tellin’ me your name is Williams? It even said Williams on the envelopes.”


“Let’s not talk here,” Robby said. “Let’s go across the street for coffee.”


“Shall I tell your father you were in to see him?”


“No, Sharon,” Robby said, “I’ll be back later. Come on, Will.”


The two men crossed the street. They entered the coffee shop, sat down and ordered. After the waitress brought their order, Robby took a sip of his coffee and sighed.


Chapter 16