โ Scribed by Kade Boehme
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ex Coast Guardian Kyle Bevins is a joker, a friend, and unlucky in love. His friends know hes a good guy to turn to if for nothing other than a much needed laugh, but he rarely heeds his own advice. Hes content as the new co-owner of his friends charter fishing company in Pensacola Beach, Florida, but hes missing the companionship of having a significant other and tired of the old hookups.
Eddy Jiminez is unlucky, period. Hes been dealt most every negative consequence of being gay. Hes also an ex-con, so he figured hed play it safe, keep working hard and trying to forget that it was men he craved. But when he meets Kyle, he cant stop going back for more, but tired of the lies and hurting, he doesn't want to give Kyle up.
Kyle would do anything to keep Eddy from drowning again, so he decides to see him safely into the big world of being Out but a past connection may ruin everything. Will there be a second chance for both of them, or will their relationship go under?
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