Chapter 2
The workday done, Evan Booth returned to his temporary home, hoping to find dinner made and to have a chance to relax. Instead, his boyfriend hosted an informal business meeting in the living room, the dog needed taking out, and he had to cook a rotisserie chicken.
A twenty-nine year old attorney, Evan spent his days defending the downtrodden and protecting the little guy. It didn't pay well and he yearned for more stability at home. His boyfriend of four years worked as a realtor and house flipper, meaning they lived in whatever home was being renovated and sold. Evan had no head for design and hated the process, but Gunnar assured him they made good money each sale. That money was then used to purchase another home and tied up most of their funds until the next sale, which wo
