More Than Just Roommates

Description：Evan Bennett never questions the way his roommate Logan Hayes acts around him. Logan scrubs his back in the shower, steals his leftovers, curls up in Evan's bed, and clings to him with the kind of shameless intimacy that should mean something. Evan just writes it off as guys being close.Then another roommate asks the question Evan has somehow never asked himself: are they dating?Suddenly, every touch feels different. Every jealous look, every possessive move, every soft "baby" from Logan stops sounding casual and starts sounding dangerously real. When Evan tries to pull away, Logan refuses to let the distance settle between them. But the closer Logan pushes, the harder it becomes for Evan to ignore the line between friendship and desire.For Logan, Evan has never been just a roommate. For Evan, admitting that changes everything.Caught between Logan's relentless pursuit and the old hurt he's never fully faced, Evan has to figure out whether he can trust what Logan feels—and whether he can accept what his own heart has been trying to tell him all along. Because once the truth is out, there is no going back to "just guys being close."Author Biography：Jamie Chen creates gender-fluid romance with characters who love boldly and without apology.