Play It Again Charlie

<p>After an accident left him in chronic pain and his boyfriend abandoned him Charlie Howard settled down to teach at a community college and hide from the world in his apartment. He takes care of his family friends neighbors-everyone but himself. He's fine with his books and his cat and sees his future as one without a partner by his side. That is until a classic-film-loving twink named Will moves into the apartment across from him and throws flirtatious quotes from classic movies at him from his balcony.</p><p> </p><p>To Charlie's surprise lively sexy Will does his best to get invited into Charlie's apartment and then doesn't seem to want to leave. Beneath the flirtatious exterior Will has been looking for home since he was kicked out as a teen and views the soft romances of old black-and-white movies as something he will never be able to have. Someone like Charlie older educated kind and loving in pain and achingly lonely obviously wouldn't want to keep Will around much less let Will fuss over him so he goes for what he thinks he can get and makes it clear he'd like Charlie to be his new daddy.</p><p> </p><p>Charlie discovers it's a role that suits him perfectly because Will needs care and Charlie loves to give it. But Will has never stayed in one place for long. He's never stayed long with one person either. Charlie wants Will more with each moment they spend together but to have him he'll have to risk the security of his quiet life. To be happy Charlie will have to put his shattered heart in Will's hands and invite him to stay.</p>