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Sequel to Ace of Hearts
Asexual Blake and his pansexual boyfriend Felix have become the off-screen power couple at Wild Card Studios. However, despite all the work Felix does as an actor for the adult film company and all the intimacy he gets at home, Blake senses there's something missing in Felix's life.
Unable to properly give his boyfriend what he needs, Blake encourages Felix to reach out to Rami, a fan of Felix's they both find attractive, and offer him a night none of them will forget. Rami is hesitant because of Felix's relationship status, Felix is worried porn acting has made him an awkward lover, and Blake is struggling with news from his cousin that could drastically change his future with Felix.
Regardless, Blake is determined to ensure everyone has a good time, even if that means he has to get involved ... in more ways than one.
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