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Chapters (33)
  1. Copyright Notice
  2. Dedication
  3. 1 Nathan Lane Is Watching
  4. 2 Shady Queens
  5. 3 The Cabin
  6. 4 Tango
  7. 5 Blurry
  8. 6 Moonlight
  9. 7 I Like You
  10. 8 No One Wants to Be the Stormtrooper
  11. 9 Tea for Three
  12. 10 Sweet as Pie
  13. 11 Happy Birthday
  14. 12 Late
  15. 13 Cheating
  16. 14 Things Fall Apart
  17. 15 Leave Your Shit at the Door
  18. 16 Rainy Day
  19. 17 Shifting
  20. 18 It Teeters and It Totters
  21. 19 Caught
  22. 20 Chaos
  23. 21 So Now What Do We Do?
  24. 22 All I Ask of You
  25. 23 Smashed It
  26. 24 Secret
  27. 25 Two as One
  28. 26 The Finale
  29. Epilogue
  30. Acknowledgments
  31. Also by Jennifer Moffatt
  32. About the Author
  33. Newsletter Sign-up

Archer’s mind spun. On the one hand, it felt nice to have lips pressed to his again. On the other … it was probably a bad idea to go down this road with a fellow dancer and roommate—it would be awkward as hell if things didn’t go well. Then Caleb slipped his tongue into his mouth and Archer took a step back, ending the kiss. His jaw worked as he tried to think of something to say, but he didn’t need to say anything at all.

“Excuse me,” came the growl from behind them.

He whirled. Mateo. Mateo, looking angrier than ever, brow pulled down so far it almost met the tip of his nose. For some reason, Archer felt like a kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar.

“Sorry, Mateo,” Caleb said smoothly, stepping aside and pulling Archer with him. “We’ll be right in.”

Mateo leveled his gaze at Archer for a half second longer before he stormed inside.

“Oh, good,” Caleb said with an eye roll. “Mateo’s gonna be a dick again today. Anyway…” He smiled at Archer and squeezed his hand, giving him another quick kiss. “Guess we’d better get inside.”

“Yeah.” Archer smiled back and let Caleb lead him through the door.

The stage was abuzz with stretching dancers and the tech crew up in the rigging, adjusting lights and speakers and doing sound checks. The performers were still in warm-up clothes, although Stewart was in a fancy-yet-rumpled eggplant-colored suit. Judy had a matching sequined bow on her collar.

Dominik came running down the center aisle from the lobby. “Our photos are up!” he announced.

The entire troupe went charging back up the aisle, busting through the swinging doors into the lobby and over to the display. It was quite impressive and took up most of the black wall along the entryway. There was a framed poster for each show, Sunday through Saturday, with the headshots with their names below, all around the outside. Archer’s eyes went straight to the Latin Flame poster, and his lungs emptied.

Holy fuck.

Their picture …

Mateo was dangerously hot, of course, as expected, but Archer … he looked pretty hot, too. They were in their hold, Archer tipped back like they were mid-step. Mateo’s gaze was boring into Archer, burning with longing. Archer’s head was turned away flirtatiously, but his eyes were cast back at Mateo, lips curling in the faintest hint of a knowing smirk.

It was pure sex.

“Goddamn,” Betty murmured, sidling up to him. “That’s a great picture.”

Archer jumped, realizing he was staring. “Oh, thanks. Yeah, the photographer did a great job.” He waved at the display. “These are all great.”

“Yeah?” Betty asked with a teasing smile. “You’ve looked at all of them, have you?”