Best friends. Only one bed. What’s the worst that could happen?
LeilaniToby and I dated in high school. The romance didn’t last, but I got a friend for life. I’m a session singer, he’s an A&R rep, and we live on opposite coasts. Still, we’ve been best friends since high school. Okay, yes there’s occasionally some innocent flirting, but nothing serious. Neither of us would risk our friendship by getting involved again... moreBest friends. Only one bed. What’s the worst that could happen?
LeilaniToby and I dated in high school. The romance didn’t last, but I got a friend for life. I’m a session singer, he’s an A&R rep, and we live on opposite coasts. Still, we’ve been best friends since high school. Okay, yes there’s occasionally some innocent flirting, but nothing serious. Neither of us would risk our friendship by getting involved again. But one long overdue destination wedding, a petty prank by his scheming ex, and a little flirting turns into one incredible night. It was a mistake. And it definitely…probably…won’t happen again.TobyFor a long time, I accepted that Leilani and I were better as friends than lovers. But lately, our “innocent” flirtations incite the filthiest thoughts, and I can’t stop wanting her. When playful teasing turns to a heated kiss, it ends in a night neither of us will ever forget. Leilani declares it a mistake, but I propose friendship with benefits, and she agrees. But the truth is I can’t ignore my growing feelings for her anymore. I’m determined to prove that we could be so much more than friends and that taking a chance on finding forever is worth the risk.Content NotesMORE THAN FRIENDS deals with a variety of issues that may be difficult for some readers. Please note that this story deals with the Neurodevelopmental disordersADHDPrison / Justice systemPhysical abuse discussedExplicit languageExplicit love scenesEach of these topics is dealt with in an informed and deliberate manner. However, some readers may prefer not to read a romance that deals with such heavy, real-life issues. less