Last Christmas
Sub-genres:
General Fantasy,
General Romance
The last year was a disaster for Frank. He lost both his parents and then his brother. His sister-in-law had to move to keep the kids and herself functioning. To top it off Frank had an accident and while he healed he will never be the same again. A year later, he no longer works as a personal trainer but owns his own shop where he sells ceramic and hand carved items. Then out of nowhere, Chris shows up. What changes will Chris bring and will it be a repeat of last Christmas?
This story was written with the hopes to have it out for Christmas. Things don't always work out as I would like, but I hope everyone enjoys it anyway.
Frank has had his whole world turned upside down since last Christmas. He has become used to living alone and dealing with things as he sees fit. While he likes to think of himself as a man made of stone, the truth is he still has a warm heart. What happens when Frank encounters Chris and becomes friend's with the secretive young man. Will this be a chance at love or a repeat of last Christmas?
Frank has had his whole world turned upside down since last Christmas. He has become used to living alone and dealing with things as he sees fit. While he likes to think of himself as a man made of stone, the truth is he still has a warm heart. What happens when Frank encounters Chris and becomes friend's with the secretive young man. Will this be a chance at love or a repeat of last Christmas?
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- 01/27/2014 (Updated: 02/24/2014)
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