β Scribed by G. R. Richards
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When theatrical designer Brandon takes sewing whiz Matheus under his wing, the attraction is instantaneous. From their very first kiss, Matheus knows this relationship will get serious. After two years of working and living together as a married couple, Brandon is offered a too-good-to-be-true job designing for a summer festival. Matheus intends to go with him until he's offered Brandon's old job at the Studio theatre.The marriage goes long-distance.Just when Matheus misses his husband most, a flirtatious new assistant lands in his lap. Though he's tantalized, Matheus refuses cute Carver's advances. He takes his marriage vows seriously. But when Carver suggests "introducing a third into the relationship," Matheus weakens. Would it still be cheating if Brandon were to join in?
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