Puckboys Book 2

The most difficult part of being in love with my straight best friend is his complete lack of awareness. Years of longing have left me drained, and I require a break from Dex. I need some distance to move on from these feelings. However, when his relationship crumbles and he seeks solace in me, I immediately give in. If there's one thing I detest more than feeling hurt, it's witnessing Dex go through a tough time. I cannot abandon him when he needs support, even though my friends claim it's my biggest weakness. They argue that Dexter Mitchale is my Achilles' heel, but if that's the case, then I have no desire to be strong.

I've always been the clueless one. It's my reputation, and typically I brush it off. I have hockey, and I have my best friend, Tripp. What more could I ask for? To settle down? No thanks. Marriage? Definitely not. According to my ex-girlfriends, this makes me "immature." However, the plan I concoct to overcome my fear of commitment may just be my most idiotic idea yet. Not only does it draw the attention of team management, but it also strains my friendship with Tripp.

This public relations disaster could result in me losing the only person I have ever truly loved. Losing girlfriends is insignificant. Losing Tripp? It's out of the question. I will do whatever it takes to keep him.

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