MasukOliver Hayes only wanted one thing: to stop his family from asking why he was still single. So, at a family dinner, he invented the perfect boyfriend. Handsome, charming, romantic—and completely imaginary. Unfortunately, his imaginary boyfriend appeared in his kitchen that very night. His name was Sebastian Reed. He was annoyingly attractive, shamelessly sarcastic, and apparently very comfortable stealing Oliver's food. There was just one little problem. Sebastian had been dead for seventeen years. Now Oliver has a ghost in his apartment, a fake romance that is becoming surprisingly convincing, and feelings for someone who shouldn't even be alive. But Sebastian has a past he can't remember, and the closer Oliver gets to him, the more he realizes that some secrets are better left buried. Because falling in love with Sebastian could mean losing him all over again.
Lihat lebih banyakThe Man Who DisappearedOliver's POV"You're staring at me."Sebastian looked up from the kitchen counter. I quickly returned my attention to my laptop. "I'm not." "You've been looking at me for the last five minutes." "Perhaps you're standing in front of something interesting."He glanced behind himself. "Like what?""An empty wall." Sebastian smiled. "You're a terrible liar, Oliver." I closed my laptop.Ever since the pocket watch had triggered his memory, I couldn't stop thinking about what he'd said. They told me I wasn't supposed to die. Who had said that? And why?Sebastian remembered a door slamming and someone calling his name, but nothing else. I wanted answers. More importantly, I wanted to know whether finding those answers would make him disappear. "Have you remembered anything else?" I asked.He shook his head. "Not yet." "Do you remember your family?" "No." "Your friends?" "No." "Where you lived?" He gave me a small smile. "You're asking a lot of questions for someone wh
Practice Being My BoyfriendOliver's POV"Let's get something straight," Noah said. "I'm not leaving until someone explains what's happening."He sat on my sofa with his arms crossed.Sebastian occupied the other end, looking perfectly comfortable. I stood between them. "You're both making this difficult." "No, Oliver. A dead man is sitting on your sofa. I think we're past difficult."Sebastian raised his hand. "Technically, I'm sitting beside him." Noah stared at him. "Please don't encourage him," I said. "I'm just making an observation." "Keep your observations to yourself."Noah leaned closer. "How long has he been here?" "Since yesterday." "And you didn't call me?" "What exactly was I supposed to say? Hello, Noah, there's a dead man eating my pasta?" "Yes! That's exactly what you were supposed to say!"Sebastian laughed. I pointed at him. "You're enjoying this far too much." "Your friend is entertaining." "He's usually not this loud."Noah threw a cushion at me. I caught it. "Can
My Best Friend Can See HimOliver's POV"You're telling me someone is looking for you?"Sebastian placed my phone on the kitchen counter. "I'm telling you someone knows about the watch.""That's not an answer.""It's the only one I have."I examined the message again. "Maybe we should call the number." "No." "Why not?""Because we don't know who's behind it.""That's usually why people investigate."Sebastian gave me a tired look. "You're not very good at staying out of trouble, are you?" I laughed without humour. "You're the dead man in my kitchen. I think you've brought enough trouble for both of us."I opened the message details and tried calling the number. A recorded voice informed me that the number was unavailable.I tried again. Same result. "Fantastic. A mysterious stranger with a mysterious phone number. Very helpful.""Put the phone away.""Stop giving me instructions.""Then stop doing things that might get you into trouble." I turned towards him. "You're worried about me?
You're Not My BoyfriendOliver's POV"I'm sorry. What?"Sebastian stood in my kitchen, holding my pocket watch like it belonged to him. "I'm dead," he repeated. I looked at him, then at the plate of pasta in his hand."You're eating my food." "Yes." "You're standing in my kitchen." "Correct.""And you're telling me you're dead?" He nodded.I laughed. It wasn't because anything was funny. I was beginning to suspect that I'd finally lost my mind. "Right. Very funny. Who sent you?" Sebastian raised an eyebrow."Who sent me?""Is this some kind of prank? Did Noah hire you?""Who's Noah?""My best friend. The idiot who would find this hilarious."Sebastian took another bite. "Your friend has terrible taste in entertainment.""Don't talk about my friend.""Then stop asking me questions about him."I grabbed my phone. "Who are you calling?" He asked. "The police." "That's probably unnecessary." "You're a stranger in my apartment claiming to be dead. I think it's necessary."I started diallin












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