Power Plays & Straight A's (CU Hockey, #1)

by Eden Finley

Is tact something you can learn? I might need some of that.

I scramble to pull out my phone and call him. “Hey, it’s about damn time.” “I’m having sex with Foster,” I blurt. There’s a choking sound on the other end. “Right now?” “Of course not.”

I bow to my brother. “Well played. Nothing is a better cockblocker than knowing my date is wearing my twin’s clothes.” Seth laughs. “I can’t wait for you to meet some girl. There is going to be payback. I don’t know how yet, but there will be.” Zach looks down at his shirt. “Should I change?” “Nope.” I grab his hand. “Hope you know how to sew, brother, because that shirt’s coming back buttonless.”

“Umm … well, how do you, like, choose if you’re a top or a bottom?” “There’s a sorting hat. Like in Harry Potter. It wasn’t even placed on my head before it screamed, ‘Top!’ and then all the other tops welcomed me to their house.”

“Whoa. Please tell me you’re not getting sex tips from porn. It’s hot, but it’s unrealistic compared to the real thing.” “Oh, now someone tells me. I swear every time the pizza delivery guy comes over, I think he’s going to have sex with me and then he doesn’t. I wondered if he was broken.”

Gay is simple. Straight is simple. Bi is seen as more complicated than it needs to be.”

“If it makes you feel any better, there are more bi people than gay and lesbian people combined, but only about twenty-six percent come out. According to stats anyway.”

“To stop trying is to stop learning. Ignorance is the enemy of progress.”