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Exes meet at a mutual friend’s party.

Dale regrets his breakup with Blair, but he wasn’t brave enough to tell her about his crossdressing.

Months after the breakup, Dale takes a shot in the dark by kissing Blair at their friend’s party. Once he gets her attention, he’ll have to tell her the truth, hopeful she can forgive him for keeping a secret.

Unfinished Business is a crossdressing romance about a man who tries winning back his ex-girlfriend by finally telling her the truth about his womanly desires.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

Crossdressing Guy and His Ex-Girlfriend

Clover Cox

CHAPTER 1

“You shouldn’t be here,” Blair said. The words came out softer than she intended, like a whisper meant for someone else. Dale didn’t flinch. He just looked at her the way he used to, like she was the only thing in the room worth noticing. Blair hated how her chest tightened at the sight of him, how her body remembered what her mind had tried to forget.

The rooftop lights glowed above them, casting shadows that felt too intimate for strangers. And that’s what they were now, weren’t they? Strangers with shared scars. People who were afraid to reopen the wounds of the past, but Blair couldn’t resist speaking to him.

“I thought about not coming,” he admitted.

“Geraldine and Charles are my friends.”

“They’re mutual friends.”

Blair placed a hand on her hip and narrowed her eyes. She would disagree, seeing as she’d met Geraldine in college. She’d always hated Dale’s condescending attitude, but damn did he look handsome under the stars. They were on the rooftop of Geraldine and Charles’ building to celebrate their anniversary. It was a lovely party with views of Manhattan in the distance, the East River catching reflections from the city lights like the bubbles of spilled champagne.

“Like I said, you shouldn’t have come here.”

“Yeah? What can you do to stop me?”

Blair sucked in a sharp breath as Dale stepped in front of her face, making the distance between them almost nonexistent. She could feel his breath against her lips, and it smelled minty with hints of alcohol. “I can tell Charles to kick you out of here.”

Dale chuckled. “Who do you think invited me? Charles and I are friends now. We like to play soccer.”

She glared at her ex-boyfriend, wishing he would just disappear. She would be better off not knowing a thing about him. After all, that was why they’d broken up. She hoped never to see him again when he left her apartment that last time, but life couldn’t keep them apart.

“You’re stealing my friends now, huh?”

Dale scoffed. “You’re always playing the victim.”

“You’re the one who can’t find his own friends.”

“Charles and I hit it off. Who are you to stop us from hanging out and burning a few calories? You were always such a control freak! It’s no wonder that we broke up,” Dale said, even closer to her than he’d been a few moments ago.

Blair was boiling inside. Who was Dale to speak to her like this? He was standing on the roof of her friend’s building. He wouldn’t know anything about Charles if it weren’t for her, and she wasn’t excited about the prospect of them becoming any closer. What if it got to the point where Charles told Geraldine that she should be sidelined?

“You should go. You and Charles can play soccer or whatever, but they are my friends.”

Dale chuckled. “If anyone leaves, it’s going to be you.” He said and stepped a little closer. Blair tensed, not liking how Dale had stepped into her bubble. “With me.”

“Wha—”

Blair couldn’t even get out the sound before Dale pressed his lips against hers, drowning her in a kiss he’d been dreaming about all night. He held the small of her back and pulled her more firmly up against his body, deepening the kiss, and she didn’t resist.

Not until he pulled away and asked, “what do you say?”

“You’re crazy!” she said and hit him with her clutch, but neither of them could deny the sparks that erupted when their lips met.

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