Pretend You're Mine: A Protectors Short Story
β Scribed by Sloane Kennedy
- Publisher
- SK Publishing, LLC
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 68 KB
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Landscape architect Devon Rhodes doesnβt know what to think when he overhears a heated conversation in his new next-door neighborβs back yard, but when he decides to intervene, he definitely isnβt expecting the encounter to change his life forever.
Forced to retire from his career as a professional ballet dancer far too soon, Sebastian DeVille has moved to the quiet suburbs of San Francisco to figure things out and maybe get away from his poor decisions for a while.
Well, one poor decision.
His very married ex.
An ugly argument with the man leads to an unlikely meeting with his sexy new neighbor and an unexpected Valentineβs date that neither Sebastian nor Devon will ever forget. But can one night of pretend romance really lead to a lifetime of love?
*Although this is part of my Protectors universe, this short story can be read as a standalone.
**Please note that this story was previously part of a promotional giveaway so it was intended to be a certain length. Although it is a complete story with an HEA, if you donβt care for short stories, Devon and Sebastianβs tale may not be for you.
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β¦ Subjects
A Protectors Short Story
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