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Entanglement
Entanglement
Professor Micah Boesiger –
In love? Me? Could I actually have fallen in love again? The idea shook me to the core. It seemed wrong. I loved Daniel. I still loved Daniel with everything in me and I would give anything to bring him back. ANYTHING. So how could I possibly love someone else? I didn’t want Daniel to fade. That was the cycle. Somewhere deep down inside, I didn’t really want to acknowledge that he was gone. I had, to my detriment, kept the entire world at an arm’s length and never closer…
I taught theoretical physics at the University of Nevada. Terrance Evans would have been my favorite student if it weren’t for the fact that he was ALWAYS late, as in every single time. I hated tardiness and I was so close to railroading this late little butthole, but I often held back. Something about the sullen look in his eye told me not to. Not to mention he was extremely smart. When it came to theoretical physics and mathematics, he was leagues above his drooly-mouthed colleagues. He was too young for me, but I’ll admit that he wasn’t hard on the eyes especially when he smiled. Which didn’t happen very often.
Terrance Evans –
I went through my bills versus my income in my head, over and over again. If I lost the job at Rigly’s then I wouldn’t be able to pay rent. If I couldn’t pay rent, Chance and I would be homeless. If we were homeless, CPS would take Chance from me in a heartbeat. They were already skeptical at letting me have him four years ago since he had autism and I was barely an adult in the eyes of the court. Of course, I was only 18 then but what they never understood was that when you lived a life like I’ve lived, you’re never ‘18’.
Sometimes I feared that I’d lose control of my mind, just like my mom and dad. I’d have to eat my words along with all of the resentment I harbored towards my parents. That fear, though I pushed it down as far as I could most of the time, was likely the number one cause for me to keep everyone else at an arm’s length. It was probably the reason I’d been fantasizing about Professor Boesiger. It was because he was safe. He was safe because he was out of reach.
Professor Boesiger was officially the hottest man I’d ever known. I couldn’t focus during class. I just watched him as he lectured the class, imagining various scenarios wherein Professor Boesiger bent me over his podium and made me see stars.
I have never dated in all my 22 years because I’ve never had the time. I didn’t live the kind of life that warranted ‘me time’. Still, I had my day dreams and I often pictured the perfect guy. Professor Boesiger seemed like the kind of guy I’d like to be with someday. He looked like a personal trainer with thick shoulders and a well-defined chest. I knew that he was German and god help me, if he spoke with a German accent I think my pants would have gone up in flames. He was clearly very smart, which was something that was very attractive to me. It didn’t matter, though. He was a sarcastic ass. I didn’t pick up any kind of sense that he was gay. And, he was my teacher. Oh, did I mention that I didn’t have time for love? I didn’t. It was a waste of time to even think about it.
Professor Micah Boesiger –
In love? Me? Could I actually have fallen in love again? The idea shook me to the core. It seemed wrong. I loved Daniel. I still loved Daniel with everything in me and I would give anything to bring him back. ANYTHING. So how could I possibly love someone else? I didn’t want Daniel to fade. That was the cycle. Somewhere deep down inside, I didn’t really want to acknowledge that he was gone. I had, to my detriment, kept the entire world at an arm’s length and never closer…
I taught theoretical physics at the University of Nevada. Terrance Evans would have been my favorite student if it weren’t for the fact that he was ALWAYS late, as in every single time. I hated tardiness and I was so close to railroading this late little butthole, but I often held back. Something about the sullen look in his eye told me not to. Not to mention he was extremely smart. When it came to theoretical physics and mathematics, he was leagues above his drooly-mouthed colleagues. He was too young for me, but I’ll admit that he wasn’t hard on the eyes especially when he smiled. Which didn’t happen very often.
Terrance Evans –
I went through my bills versus my income in my head, over and over again. If I lost the job at Rigly’s then I wouldn’t be able to pay rent. If I couldn’t pay rent, Chance and I would be homeless. If we were homeless, CPS would take Chance from me in a heartbeat. They were already skeptical at letting me have him four years ago since he had autism and I was barely an adult in the eyes of the court. Of course, I was only 18 then but what they never understood was that when you lived a life like I’ve lived, you’re never ‘18’.
Sometimes I feared that I’d lose control of my mind, just like my mom and dad. I’d have to eat my words along with all of the resentment I harbored towards my parents. That fear, though I pushed it down as far as I could most of the time, was likely the number one cause for me to keep everyone else at an arm’s length. It was probably the reason I’d been fantasizing about Professor Boesiger. It was because he was safe. He was safe because he was out of reach.
Professor Boesiger was officially the hottest man I’d ever known. I couldn’t focus during class. I just watched him as he lectured the class, imagining various scenarios wherein Professor Boesiger bent me over his podium and made me see stars.
I have never dated in all my 22 years because I’ve never had the time. I didn’t live the kind of life that warranted ‘me time’. Still, I had my day dreams and I often pictured the perfect guy. Professor Boesiger seemed like the kind of guy I’d like to be with someday. He looked like a personal trainer with thick shoulders and a well-defined chest. I knew that he was German and god help me, if he spoke with a German accent I think my pants would have gone up in flames. He was clearly very smart, which was something that was very attractive to me. It didn’t matter, though. He was a sarcastic ass. I didn’t pick up any kind of sense that he was gay. And, he was my teacher. Oh, did I mention that I didn’t have time for love? I didn’t. It was a waste of time to even think about it.
- GenresM M Romance
115 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 15, 2016
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September 20, 2016
This book started off strong and I had high hopes for this couple, but sadly they didn't live up to expectations. I did like the premise and the beginning of the book that had a pretty slow pave. Which is why I was very confused at the ending when all of the sudden it was just over in the span of less than two pages. It made no sense to me that Micah and Terrance had a slow build up type of relationship and then BAM it's love and happy endings out of no where. That one page of the ending ruined the whole book for me.
September 20, 2016
The pacing of the story is a simulation of the flash cards that Terrance practices with. Everything was happening in a way that the little snippets and glances just didn't make any overall sense. The book is loaded with typos, and to top it off, the writing felt way too confusing and unintelligible. I just could not comprehend anything. The only thing/person I loved was Chance, but he had way too short a role to make me overlook the other, more glaring issues.
It could have been better, but it failed short of that result by a looong mile.
It could have been better, but it failed short of that result by a looong mile.
June 4, 2017
Maybe 2.75
This story had a lot of potential but was a real let-down because of the very sudden and rushed ending which sat oddly with the otherwise fairly slow unfolding of the story. There were also lots of typos, wrongly used words, and badly phrased sentences:the services of a good reader/editor were needed to tidy it up.
Micah is a physics professor, in his mid thirties who has lost his beloved partner in an accident. Terrance is a talented student in his early twenties, with a troubled background and an autistic brother, juggling 3 jobs to support them while studying.
The story is of Micah coming to terms with his loss and Terrance's problems with survival and of their growing attraction and eventual love. Great idea but the ending was just awful.Their first sexual experience was frankly unbelievable-no one who loved someone would do things this way even in a story.
This was a free download from Amazon.
This story had a lot of potential but was a real let-down because of the very sudden and rushed ending which sat oddly with the otherwise fairly slow unfolding of the story. There were also lots of typos, wrongly used words, and badly phrased sentences:the services of a good reader/editor were needed to tidy it up.
Micah is a physics professor, in his mid thirties who has lost his beloved partner in an accident. Terrance is a talented student in his early twenties, with a troubled background and an autistic brother, juggling 3 jobs to support them while studying.
The story is of Micah coming to terms with his loss and Terrance's problems with survival and of their growing attraction and eventual love. Great idea but the ending was just awful.Their first sexual experience was frankly unbelievable-no one who loved someone would do things this way even in a story.
This was a free download from Amazon.
June 5, 2017
It was great than all of a sudden got really choppy actually completely choppy. Like I missed a few chapters. 2.5 ⭐️
April 18, 2020
A Good Story
I enjoyed reading this story, except for the grammar, and spelling it was a good story. It had a good storyline.
I enjoyed reading this story, except for the grammar, and spelling it was a good story. It had a good storyline.
September 3, 2016
Ruined an awesome book with the ending
Why would you take your time and write such a great book and rush an ending like that. First, it was crambed in like five sentences. Seriously, like one minute you were reading along then it was like, they adopted amid, changed the kids name, and lived happily ever after. Then I was pissed they changed a 5 year old special needs child's name.OK, I have issues lol.
Why would you take your time and write such a great book and rush an ending like that. First, it was crambed in like five sentences. Seriously, like one minute you were reading along then it was like, they adopted amid, changed the kids name, and lived happily ever after. Then I was pissed they changed a 5 year old special needs child's name.OK, I have issues lol.
January 22, 2017
Very beautiful love story between a college student caring for his autistic brother and a professor trying to move on from the death of his husband. They were an unlikely pair but love brought them together and this was a beautiful story.
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