β Scribed by Matthew Lang
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
After being attacked for standing up for equality, Travis Rook Rookford falls into a coma. At his bedside sits fellow student Leon Capper, there to keep his new hero company. Instead he finds a boyfriend in nurse Warrick Kwok.
When Rook wakes with amnesia, he thinks Leon is his boyfriendwhich surprises everyone, given Rook's prior dating pattern. With everything that's going on, Leon has a hard time telling Rook the truthand Warrick's possessiveness grates on him enough that he isn't sure he wants to. Between the stresses of studies, Rook's upcoming court appearance, and the pitfalls of new love, Leon has to work out how to set Rook straight. Maybe after that he can finally tackle his Christmas shopping.
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