Rayce Knight is a young, candy obsessed artist searching for love and chasing a dream of starting his own family. With the support of his family and best friend Niall and Niall's sister Marie, he sets out to find just that. It just so happens he has his eyes set on Niall and Marie's uncle Asher. What happens when Asher and Rayce really get to know each other? How will Rayce be able to start a family with a creepy ex-boyfriend who is determined to have him back? Follow this tale of love, heartbreak, and comedic jokes. You just might find yourself falling in love with the characters in Meeting Mr. King.

Andrew found himself on the other side of his bedroom door while his wife was moaning for more, and to give it to her hard and fast, his wife cheating wasn't the only problem, the second one was that it was with his bestfriend of years, they had just send his son and his bestfriend's son to NYU, so Andrew decides a new job offer was just what he need it to leave his cheating wife, it was a plus that it was in New York so he could see his son and explain to him about his mother, he wasn't looking for love but he founded in the least expected place. We'll see how Andrew handles all the changes in his life at the age of forty.

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