β Scribed by Kenna Grace
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Two best friends reunite and discover they could be something more in this mpreg, gay-for-you, second chance romance novel.
Cody
I left home a decade ago to get away from my crush on my straight best friend. Traveling the world helped me get over him, and now that Im back to take care of my uncle, I should be immune. Except Im not. I want him as much as I did before, but this time is different. This time, he seems as interested in me as I am in him, but how can that be when hes straight? Soon enough, his baby is inside me, but that drives us apart instead of bringing us together.
Derek
Cody was my best friend, and I always ignored any feelings that were more than friendly. It was easy then, since I was about to marry my childhood sweetheart. In the years since, Ive learned theres nothing sweet about Heidi, a weathered divorce, and the loss of my NFL career. Im home again and ready for something more. Cody is just what I want, but when he gets pregnant, I know it cant be mine because Im infertile. Arent I?
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