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65 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 30, 2013






"With girls, he could smile back. Flirt. A glance here, a touch there, a teasing word. It cost him nothing, and it was what everyone expected.
Right now, it left him breathless and uncertain. Because what everyone expected was in direct contradiction with what he wanted."
“On the outside, you’re absolutely identical, but on the inside, it’s like you’re polar opposites.”
Adam was fiddling with the music player. “It’s driving me crazy,” he said, almost to himself. “It’s missing something, but I can’t figure out what.”
“A partner,” said Nick without thinking.
“Sorry. Just thinking out loud.”
Adam smiled again, that slow smile that pulled a little crooked because of the scar. His dark eyes shined in the overhead lights, and his voice was just a touch suggestive. “You volunteering?”
The breath rushed out of Nick’s chest.
Shit. Now he was blushing.
And then she recognized the uncertainty in his eyes, the mixture of worry and fear and panicand need. She struggled with acceptance every day--she'd never considered that someone like Nick Merrick would be struggling with the same thing. He's seemed like such a rock, such a steady, put-together guy, and she'd latched on to him, hoping to find some security.
He was really just as screwed up as she was.