By The Way, I Love You

Tristan Stevens knew he was attractive. Quarterback, star of the football team and Ruth Bader Ginsburg High, he was the main character in his own story. He thought he had it all, a 4.0 GPA, a full ride scholarship to whatever college he wants, and a beautiful girlfriend.

Miles Hammond never found himself particularly attractive. He was always an outcast, always a loner, finding most of his friends with his nose in the newest novel of his interest. He never paid much attention to appearance, until he realized that over the summer, he'd matured. He didn't look like a child anymore. And that's when he noticed that his neighbor, Tristan, was most definitely the most attractive person he'd ever seen.

Miles and Tristan are next door neighbors, and had been since they were learning how to walk. They'd always been friends, had sleepovers in middle school and took girls to the same dances. But what happens when Tristan finds out that Miles is more attractive than he'd ever noticed?