Do opposites really attract? Roommates Mark and Jack have been having a rough time being in such close proximity. They used to think it was a good idea but they soon regretted it. Jack can't find a job and Mark recently fired, they begin to fight. That night just when they are about to drive each other crazy a mysterious man shows up. After that their lives aren't the same. Mark, whom now has traits of a dog and Jack, whom now has traits of a cat are thrown into an even bigger mess The only way to break the curse is by true love. It may be right under their noses. They just have to work together to find it. Or will laser pointers and games of fetch get in their way?

The sequel to Texting Jack is finally out. If you haven't read Texting Jack than I highly recommend reading that first because you will be very confused if you start this one without reading that one. Mark is in a deep coma after a hit and run. Jack is very angry because he can't see Mark only because he's all the way in America. So Jack takes charge and go see Mark in America. A big journey with Jack with a few text to Mark on the way.

WARNING: I seriously hate this story. Read at your own risk. It CLEARLY gets better with each chapter, as my writing skill improved- but it starts with a disgusting cliche. Looking back now, it seems silly. It seems silly to think that, after all the jokes, stares, and meaningful silences, we'd still only be friends. It seems silly to think that I'd tried so hard to go against the very thing I wanted. It seems silly to think that he and I couldn't see what the future held for us. Mark and I, well it was only a matter of tempting fate.

"His eyes - oh, God, his eyes - were an entirely different story. Staring into his eyes was like staring into the summer sky just before the sunset came, before the yellow, pink, and purple clouds came to fog up your vision. They were the definition of a cloudless sky, a clear river seen running through a wide field of grass, that one, blue, sparkling diamond that stood out more than any other in a goldmine. Shining like the stars and as light as a feather, they tricked you into a strange sense of security, a state that one would be foolish to leave intentionally. Everything about his eyes was passionate, beautiful, and enticing, anything a man could ever ask for. I wanted more of his eyes, more of him." :D Thanks for checking this out! Awesome cover photo by someone who goes by the name Shuploc on Instagram - please feel free to check them out!