Ethan,
About last night . . . I could blame the bourbon. I could say I let things get out of hand, that I should have never called you, but I'm done lying to myself—to you. I know what you're going to say. You're not very good at keeping your opinions to yourself, but this can't happen. It's inappropriate, at best. I'm your boss. Not to mention, you're clearly still hung up on him. I'm not a consolation prize.
Anders~
Anders,
You didn't think it was inappropriate when you had your tongue down my throat, but I digress. As for your accusation, I'm not the only one stuck in the past, but at least I'm not running from it. I can't believe I'm about to say this . . . Maybe you're right. You shouldn’t have called me. Especially if you never intended to own it. Own that you wanted it to happen. Admit that you wanted me.
Not so sincerely, Yours
Contains mature themes.
Mimmi
2025-01-11
Loved it!
joebanana
2024-10-27
god fortsættelse! glæder mig til 3’eren :)
Hugo
2023-02-21
(If you want to read the books in chronological order, "Love Always, Wild" is the first book) This was a very funny story, whilst also holding several deeper subjects such as abelism and privilege. While I feel like J was portrayed a few years younger than the age he's stuck at, I'm still glad he kept a significant role throughout the book. The whole story went on further than I thought as well. I'm used to the book ending at them getting together (+ an epilogue); instead it gave us a couple more hours of content, which I really appreciated. Also, the emails! Gosh, reminds me of Red, White & Royal Blue. The banter was great comedy.
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