Heidi Belleau #First Impressions #Second Chances

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smile, and saw that Sebastian was grinning right back. You promise? he
asked, and God, it made him sound like an insecure fucking fourteen year old
again, but then, if there was anyone in this world who could accept that part of
him, it was Sebastian.
And Sebastian was just as good and just as patient and just as accepting as
Jonah had built him up to be, because he didn t scoff at Jonah s juvenile self-
doubt, he just accepted it for what it was with a kind look and a reassuring kiss
on the forehead. Promise. Now get dressed. I can t wait to see you trying to
sell bowling shoe chic to the fashion blogger set.
Two words, Jonah quipped as he stepped out of his sweatpants and into
the blue Gucci trousers. Hashtag Rockabilly. Don t think I can t make it
work.
Oh, there is no room for doubt in my mind when it comes to you. If you
can pull off a schlub for a boyfriend, you can do anything.
Boyfriend. There came those butterflies again. Knit me something, then,
Jonah teased, not missing a beat as he traded T-shirts and ducked into his
blazer, And then we ll see just how much I can pull off .
Sebastian opened the door and stepped aside to let Jonah through, smiling
mischievously. Oh, I plan on it. Can you say toque with a pom-pom ?
Yikes, but still totally doable. Jonah smiled right back. I don t know, can
you say this winter s must-have accessory among fourteen- to seventeen-year-
old girls ? With that, he stepped out into the hallway, out into the wide world
of strangers that suddenly seemed just slightly less scary with Sebastian at his
side. He took his boyfriend s hand.
THE END
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Author Bio
Heidi Belleau was born and raised in small town New Brunswick,
Canada. She now lives in the rugged oil-patch frontier of Northern BC with
her husband, an Irish ex-pat whose long work hours in the trades leave her
plenty of quiet time to write. Her writing reflects everything she loves:
diverse casts of characters, a sense of history and place, equal parts witty
and filthy dialogue, the occasional mythological twist, and most of all,
love in all its weird and wonderful forms. When not writing, you might
catch her trying to explain British television to her daughter or sipping a
drink at her favourite coffee shop.
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