A Marriage of Convenience
They were too close for fake politeness anyway.
“It’s not about the money. You want help, you show some sincerity,” she wrote back.
“Don’t worry, I’ll take you out for dinner tonight. That sincere enough?”
“Fine,” she replied, then added, “Where’s your boyfriend? Doesn’t he get suspicious?”
Gavin’s partner, Maxime, worked in Germany, which was one reason Gavin had chosen to stay. The other was that his dad had accepted his sexuality—as long as he returned to Berlin to help run the business, the rest of his life was his own. Gavin had never cared for banking, didn’t study finance, and couldn’t stand traditional, dull industries.
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