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Jeopardy
by
Gabbi Grey
Tanner
I’ve had a crush on my best
friend Nita’s brother for fifteen years. She's made it clear she doesn’t want
me hooking up with him, and he's never shown any interest. Until the night we
wind up in the pool alone together and then everything changes. Is he serious
about his interest in me, or will he want to forget in the morning? Have I
ruined everything with my best friend for one meaningless night?
Kade
My life is perfect until the
moment I realize I’m attracted to my younger sister’s best friend. Now, my eyes
are open, and my need to get Tanner into my bed is impossible to resist. But
with my best friend warning me off and my sister giving me the evil eye, I'm
having second thoughts. Are my feelings for Tanner serious enough to lead to
forever?
This is a 7k gay, best
friend’s brother’s romance short story with an interfering best friend, a bossy
sister, and the possibility of love becoming realized.
Exclusive Excerpt (with offensive language)
Prologue
Tanner
Sometimes, love comes on
slowly. Gradually. Like a summer rain.
Other times, it slams you
like a baseball to your nuts.
Yeah, that was how it
happened to me.
With Kade Nelson, my best
friend Nita’s older brother.
Nita and I were twelve years
old, and we sat in the stands at the field behind Mission City Collegiate. Our
football team was playing the team from Abbotsford—and beating them badly.
Cameron, Kade’s best friend,
was the quarterback. Kade was the kicker. There might be a different name for
it, but all I knew was he came out and kicked the ball. He was lining up a shot
when some guy from the opposing team yelled fag.
Kade missed the kick.
Nita stood and started
yelling at the ref.
Cameron launched himself from
the sidelines at the other player.
Kade’s coach ran onto the
field.
The two teams started
fighting.
I cowered. I knew. I knew
what that word meant. I knew I was a fag. That I liked boys and
wasn’t interested in girls. What I hadn’t known until that moment was that Kade
was gay. And, apparently, not just gay, but that he’d told other people.
Nita didn’t appear surprised.
She was just plain angry. Now she yelled at the top of her lungs.
One kid near us jeered, and
she turned on him.
Wisely, he decided now was
the perfect time to beat a hasty retreat.
Within a few minutes, the
mayhem on the field ceased.
The boy, the one who’d yelled
the slur, was sent packing.
After a few minutes, the play
was reset.
Kade kicked the most amazing
field goal.
My heart constricted, and I
saw my best friend’s brother in a whole new light. My life was never the same.
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