β Scribed by Allyson Lindt
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Antonio wants Justin, Justin wants Emily, and Emily would mind all of the above
As long as Antonio has Justin and the Silicon Valley start-up they built together, Antonio's content to hide his true feelings. He'd rather keep Justin's friendship than confess his love and lose everything.
But Justin's gotten careless with their business.
The board of directors sends them Emily, a contract developer, to ensure their rules are being followed. Justin doesn't expect her to be the one-night stand he played out the scorching fantasy with, of sharing her with Antonio.
As long hours and tight deadlines push the three closer together, they heat up keyboards and the sheets. If their private hookups become public knowledge, she'll lose her job, they'll lose their company, and the three will be torn apart before they discover if all of them can find happily-ever-after together.
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As long as Antonio has Justin and the Silicon Valley start-up they built together, Antonio's content to hide his true feelings. He'd rather keep Justin's friendship than confess his love and lose everything. But Justin's gotten careless with their business. The board of directors sends them Emily,
As long as Antonio has Justin and the Silicon Valley start-up they built together, Antonio's content to hide his true feelings. He'd rather keep Justin's friendship than confess his love and lose everything. But Justin's gotten careless with their business. The board of directors sends them Emily,
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