Mag-log in⚠️ Content Warning ⚠️ This book includes themes of homophobia, including discriminatory language and behavior. These elements are included to reflect certain real-world attitudes and experiences, but they do not reflect the views of the author. Reader discretion is advised. If you find such content distressing, please take care as you proceed. — Gunner took the job thinking it would be easy: keep an eye on the Floros’ only son while his parents were out of the country for a business trip. Follow and carry out the rules the Floros' had given him—watch the kid, keep him out of trouble, and collect a generous paycheck. But Layland Floros is anything but a kid. Beautiful, bold, and entirely too provocative for his own good, Layland isn’t interested in being watched. With a bratty attitude that dares Gunner to break every boundary he’s set for himself when he's on the job, Layland turns a simple assignment into something far more dangerous. Gunner's never been with a man. Never even thought about it—until Layland. Now, every moment in that house is thick with tension, with heat that hums just beneath the surface. The more Gunner tries to keep things professional, the harder it becomes to ignore what he was really feeling towards the young man. Soon, duty gives way to desire, and Gunner finds himself crossing lines he swore he wouldn’t. But when the chemistry between them explodes into something real and raw, he’ll have to face the truth: babysitting Layland and carrying out the young man's parents' rules was never the hard part. Staying away from him is. And if Layland's parents find out what really happened behind the closed doors of their home, Gunner could lose more than just the job.
view moreShawn and George's side story has finally ended!First of all, I would like to apologize for not making the side story into 25 chapters like I promised. I swear I tried, but as I continued to write their story, I started to lose the plot and everything, and I was also having some emotional problems and issues, making me ultimately decide to just end them before I ended up destroying what I had already written. Still, I hope I was still able to give justice to Shawn and George's ending.I also would like to thank you all for giving this book a chance, for joining me in this journey. Words are not enough to describe how thankful I am to every single one of you who made time to read this baby of mine. I truly appreciate all of you.Lastly, I hope that this won't be the end of our journey together. I hope that you will also join me in my other books, both the ongoing ones and my future books, and give them a chance, just like you did in this book.And now, I am finally ending this here. On
George's POVA deep and long sigh came out of my mouth. It's just one in the afternoon, and yet I already feel drained and tired. I already felt like going home. And if it was the usual, I would have done that---going home---since I was already done with what I needed to do anyway. But I can't. Not this time. Not until the building had to be closed, and he's still not around.Yes, I was waiting for Shawn to arrive.Shawn hasn't been gone to work for three days now since our date at the aquarium. It was Gunner that had been taking his place and doing his job, which I thought would be disastrous, but surprisingly, it wasn't, and our workflow was actually normal, just like how it is when Shawn is handling everything.And yes again, I knew it was pathetic waiting for Shawn, knowing that there's a very little chance of him coming. And in the days of his absence, all I did was wait for him, but he never came. And surely, that was still going to be the case today. But there's still that litt
Shawn and George's side story has finally ended!First of all, I would like to apologize for not making the side story into 25 chapters like I promised. I swear I tried, but as I continued to write their story, I started to lose the plot and everything, and I was also having some emotional problems and issues, making me ultimately decide to just end them before I ended up destroying what I had already written. Still, I hope I was still able to give justice to Shawn and George's ending.I also would like to thank you all for giving this book a chance, for joining me in this journey. Words are not enough to describe how thankful I am to every single one of you who made time to read this baby of mine. I truly appreciate all of you.Lastly, I hope that this won't be the end of our journey together. I hope that you will also join me in my other books, both the ongoing ones and my future books, and give them a chance, just like you did in this book.And now, I am finally ending this here. On
Shawn's POV"So, have you finally found something interesting on the wall? Because you have been staring at it for quite a while now."That question from Gunner, who was behind me, brought my attention back to him, only to find him standing so close to me that my face almost landed at his crotch.I quickly pushed him away in disgust, then stood up. "What the fuck, Gunner?"He grinned mischievously. "What? I am not even doing anything. I was just standing.""You could have stood away from me! Why the fuck did you have to be so fucking close? Fuck! You're fucking disgusting!"Gunner chuckled, finding my reaction to be so fucking funny. And that only intensified the irritation I was feeling.I gave my brother the sharpest stare I could give, giving him the indication that I was so close to strangling the life out of him that if he refuses to stop pissing me off, I will really knock the shit out of him.Seeing how serious I was, Gunner finally raised his two hands, a sign that he was givi
I was quiet the whole time Gunner and I were inside the car. I also dared to not look at him, keeping my gaze focused on the window, acting like I was interested in what was happening on the road and the streets we were passing by, when the truth was I wasn't. Because even if my gaze wasn't on him,
Layland's body shook, and his knees buckled. He also almost let out a loud moan, but thankfully, he was quick enough to cover his mouth. There were still little grunts that came out, though. But I did not pay attention to that anymore, as my focus had already zeroed in on his clenching hole, lookin
I sighed. “Look, I understand you—”“You understand me?” He cut me off again. “That's bullshit, Gunner. No, you do not understand me. And you probably don't give a shit about my opinion on this. Because if you did, then you wouldn't be doing this in the first place. You wouldn't cross a line you sh
"That's your agency's building?" Layland asked right after I parked my car in the parking lot of RPA."Yep. Come on," I said as I got out of my car.Layland followed right after and made his way towards me while his eyes were still fixed on our building."It looked so fancy," he commented when he w






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