Forever Not Yours
It was supposed to be the best night of Bastien Devaert’s life. The perfect stag night. A chance to blow off some steam with his crew, letting his hair down. Reconnecting with the people who had been there for him, all his life. Even though he’s finally marrying Juliet, building the life he’s always dreamed of. A nice flat. A dog. A couple of kids in the future. Everything so bright.
It wasn’t supposed to be the night he had sex with someone else. That was not part of the plan. He’s a decent human being, somewhere deep down. A straight laced bloke. Never even fantasised about doing anything with Jake. Never. WTF brain?
Anyway, he’s known Jake all his adult life. They lived together at Uni. Never even kissed when drunk and definitely never got naked.
Bastien is marrying Juliet. Well, he was. Until he messed up everything that was good and well in his life.
A stag night is supposed to be fun. A few drinks. A stay in a hotel. Some fun team building adventures. But now everything is not and Bastien has some hard truths to figure out.
Because whatever happened on the stag night? Shouldn’t it have stayed… on the stag night?
Bastien can’t even think about it without freezing up. And he definitely can’t talk about it. At all.
London’s Square Mile is commonly known as “The City” and encompasses the historical core of the city while serving as a thriving centre for Finance, governance and professional services. It is also home to Delaware Financial, the one stop shop for all your corporate financial needs.
Here you will meet the men in finance, stone faced rogues with nothing to lose and find out that putting your heart on the line? Can be the most rewarding investment of all.
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