So I have a mixed feelings about this. The author did try to play a story differently than the cliches, but went about it a bad way.. Let me put my comment below here..
" OK so I had a little hope because the author did not pair Carter with the first guy he met. And I like how rivals turned to love interest. I meant they kinda have chemistry. It just wasn't played right enough..
I also love that character like Zac gets to be the main interest because usually good bois end up not getting chosen.
The problem is Carter.. I like that he thought of a way to get rid of all of them at once. But it was bad taste, I admit, and he knew it. Thus, he should try to sort this out to make him feeo better and not.. being indecisive.. And leaving Zac alone when he rented a whole damn bar?? Bad decision, bitch.. You're a jerk now...
Anyway, I'll try to look forward to when all these weird tensions are gone..
Y'all may be complaining how they're not communicating enough, but I think they solve conflicts pretty fast. The only thing is, they are all conflicted with themselves.. "
Now, an actual summary.. Carter is tha mc and the uke. He's a teacher of a school and he likes his coworker, Luca. Luca is the art teacher who likes Zac, a college students. Zac, however, likes Carter. Then there's Ian who's a student in Carter's class interested in art and his uncle is Charles. Charles had a one night stand with Carter and likes him. Ofc Carter doesn't like him back. And lastly, we have Julian, Carter's ex. They didn't end well but Julian still likes Carter.
The story pretty much revolved around this.. Nothibf much.. I was expecting a bit more, but sigh...
A Nonsense Relationship