Hudson
Coming out to my straight best friend is harder than I think it will be. Not because he is phobic. Because I’m in love with him. I know; I am a walking, talking, queer cliche. When I do come out, he is supportive… maybe a little too much, because before I know it, he has hatched a crazy plan that involves him easing me into the gay dating scene. I’m not sure how us being fake boyfriends fits into this, but it’s as if I’d refuse any chance to be close to Wyatt. Ultimately, I know I will end up with a broken heart. As long as I still have my best friend, it will all be worth it.
Wyatt
Hudson is my best friend. My ride or die. My bestie with testes. So when he comes out, I’m a little surprised, but I’m happy for him to live his truth. In theory. In reality, I do not like everyone and their mom trying to set him up on dates. He’s my best friend; I should be the one to help him. When I’m put on the spot and announce that the two of us are boyfriends, it takes me a minute, but I quickly realize it’s genius. I can keep all the horndogs away from Hudson, and it’s a great reason to spend even more time together. I love Hudson and will do anything for him. I love his kindness. I love his dry sense of humor. I love his smile. I love the way his ass looks in his cheerleading uniform.
Wait…what?”
In romantic literature, few novellas stand out as much as the charming tale of Hudson and Wyatt. This narrative isn’t just another entry in the gay romance genre; it blends humor and passion in a refreshingly novel way. It takes you on a rollercoaster journey of emotions that challenges the norms of love and sexuality.
Hudson is openly gay and deeply in love with Wyatt. His audacious nature leads to situations that are not just sexy but also funny. The chemistry between Hudson and Wyatt is electric, and the witty remarks and playful banter throughout the novella keep you engaged. Each interaction is rich with charm and laughter, setting it apart from other short m/m romances that focus mostly on explicit narration.
On the other hand, Wyatt navigates the complex waters of his identity. As he embraces his feelings for Hudson, he undergoes a heartwarming and comical transformation. His transition from straight to discovering his bi-gay side is portrayed with humor, and the novella captures the essence of self-discovery beautifully.
This novella offers steamy moments and showcases the humorous side of relationships, making it a good read for anyone looking for a light yet engaging story.
Willow Thomas is an MM romance author who loves to write stories that will leave you smiling. When she isn’t writing, she loves to read, go on walks through the British countryside, and spend time with her family.
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