Ｂａｄ Ｂｏｙ ---- 1. a man who does not conform to approved standards of behaviour, especially in a particular sphere of activity. "the bad boy of British fashion" ------ Wren Tressman doesn't conform to societies rules. In fact, it's like he goes out of his way to get tf away from said rules. He also despises happiness. Because that's a thing. But when a certain boy, a literal ray of cute, bubbly, coffee shop owning sunshine, seeps into his life like unwanted Vodka in his brain, Wren has no choice, but to go along with it. Because, hey, it might just be a little bit fun, right?

Jameson is a nobody. He doesn't have much of a social life or a love life. He basically stays at home and listens to music all day following his breakup with his ex. Getting drunk one night, his friends encourage (force really) him to download Tinder to see if he'll have any luck. He and his friends decide to go to the 'men looking for men' section of Tinder. He goes on a date with a guy he can admit is an attractive guy, and it goes horribly wrong. Waking up hung-over, Jameson's parent tell him to get a job or he'll be cut off. He goes to his first job interview in a few months only to find that the guy who is interviewing him is THE GUY FROM TINDER. Will he get the job? Will he be able to survive being hit on by his boss when he's 'straight'? And why does he get hard every time Shane says anything resembling sex?

|WARNING: Sexual Themes| Carson Jefferson is dead inside, the love of his life left him for another man, he is heartbroken. When his assistant hires him a new intern, Harrison Sterling, everything changes. This country boy and his soft smile and eagerness to help turn Carson into a starry eyed teenager again or is this City Man too much to handle?