Is Jake Andrich Gay Novels & Stories

Warner and Eli look to Montana. “Carson’s a party pooper,” Eli reports. “He’d rather write or read than get a blow job. You’re the first girl he hasn’t treated like she has cooties in a long time.” “We even started a pool,” Warner adds. “We bet on when he’ll come out as a gay man.” “He’s not gay,” Jake’s deep voice corrects pulling Peyton upright. She drapes her legs over Jake’s lap. “Ignore them,” I plead.

Jake said, his voice low. Anthony crossed his arms, waiting for Jake to speak. “I know I hurt you, and I’m sorry,” Jake began. “But you have to understand that my family is very traditional. They would never accept me being in a relationship with another guy, let alone someone like you.” Anthony’s eyes flashed with anger. “Someone like me? What’s that supposed to mean?” Jake looked pained. “I didn’t mean it like that. I just mean… you’re open about who you are. You’re brave. I’m not.”

“But when he told me about the open marriage, I felt like I was punched in the gut. Open? After everything we’ve been through?” Jake clenched his teeth and shook his head, mumbling. “Another Douche bag.” He sees the cruelty that women endure daily. Jake’s driving factor is the utmost disrespect he has for men who are not faithful to their wives. He believes that a real man should be able to say what he means and mean what he says. If the man is cheating, then he is not following that basic but very significant principle that he lives by. “You will never be unable to comprehend the cruelty of men like that. So you told him no… and he went ahead anyway?”

His brown curls were all over the place, covering his eyes and he looked like he just grabbed the first thing he found to wear. Jake laughed, seeing my confused look. “My friends aren’t exactually the best examples to get a girlfriend. I mean, Ari is now, but you know how he used to be.” I nodded. I knew all too well. “Well, I haven’t met my mate yet. But if I do, I want to treat her like a queen. I want to be worthy of her.” Her. So he wasn’t gay. I smiled at Jake, “just be you. You’re already worthy. You don’t need to change or become better. That you actually care, is enough.” I joked, “just don’t make a list of women you want to screw.”