Intersect (Parallel, #2)

by Elizabeth O'Roark

“Never,” he says. “I made your father a promise. And I intend to see it through.” My stomach drops. Now that it’s over, I just want to be done with him, and the look on his face tells me I won’t be for a good long time.

Go to the cops. Get a restraining order.

What if it’s two years from now and he’s with someone else?

Are you fucking kidding me?!

I don’t have a straight bone in my body, but if anyone could bore me out of homosexuality, it would be him.”