Yes, Forever (Yes, Forever #3)
Bailey Bradford
From zero to sixty in record time—well, it’s really from no man to two in a matter of days, and it’s got John’s world turned upside down!
Confused and angry, John goes home after an odd encounter with an older man. He’s pretty sure he didn’t like it, exactly. Maybe. Benji seems to have moved on, and John knows he should too, but he can’t stop thinking about the contradictory man.
Finding another note from Benji doesn’t help. John knows he’s made mistakes, and he’s learning that he has been lying to himself for years. Slowly, he realises there are things he has to admit, and change.
First, though, he has to talk to Benji. John won’t have any peace until he and Benji make some sort of peace. If his heart is telling him he truly wants something more, John doesn’t see how that can work, not when Benji makes it clear he’s interested, but only in a part of John.
But John can’t give up, something about Benji calls to him like no one else ever has.
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