You were bored, so 'why not write letter?' you thought. There were lot's of companies that offered their services, but the most popular one was M&H. It stood for Monsters and Humans, if that wasn't obvious. It was made for people who wanted to meet potential friends but preferred having the option to remain anonymous.
Why letters and not an online chatroom or something? You don't know, for the aesthetic maybe.
So, you gave it a shot, you wrote a letter and sent it off. The reply you got was...
disheartening.
They didn't even want to do this, they were forced into it, but somehow you started writing and replying. It was fun, and with time, you started wishing to meet them. All you knew was that they were almost certainly a monster, and that they had an accent even when writing.
The letters began having a flirty tone to them, and feelings came into play. It was nerve wracking, but worth it, in the end.
A while later, you met the monster, a skeleton named Sans. The guy always had jokes and mustard to spare, and by jokes you meant roasts. They still made you laugh, he made you laugh. The letters were your guide to a happy relationship with your funny bone man, and you couldn't be more proud of your past self for taking that step. And sometimes, those memories resurface.
As Dallas and Drayton navigate life in the spotlight, Spencer is navigating intense feelings for Nathan - her best friend's brother.
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Dallas and Drayton are planning their wedding, talking babies and learning how to navigate life in LA now that Drayton is a hotshot football player in the big leagues. Meanwhile, Spencer and Nathan are back at home in Colorado, coming to terms with their feelings for one another and learning how to co-parent with Grayson, the father of Spencer's daughter. Will the realities of adult life strengthen them - or will their relationships break?
[Sequel to The QB Bad Boy and Me]
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