It was over a week before Greg was able to come down for another swim session, and Mark had been looking forward to it for days. They had both been very busy, and with the exception of dinner the previous weekend, they hadn’t been able to see each other. Mark got his gear together and met Greg outside the natatorium. He always smiled to himself at that sign outside the pool building.
Sometimes the college was just trying to be too fancy.
“How was your week?” Mark asked as he strode to where Greg waited.
“Crazy busy. I worked late almost every night so I wouldn’t have anything to do today.”
He was smiling, and Mark loved that. “Come on. It’s a beautiful day and….” He leaned closer.
“I get to see you wet.” He hurried inside as Mark groaned and followed him.
The locker room was empty, and Greg changed quickly before heading to the pool. Mark found him already in the water, swimming laps. “Remember to take long strokes and rock to the side so you can breathe.” That was the part that Greg was having difficulty with, but Mark was fairly sure it would come in time.
The technique just took some practice, and once he had mastered it, Greg would be able to swim for as long as he’d like.
Mark slipped into the water and warmed up with a few light laps. Then he put on the speed, catching and passing Greg to touch the wall first.
“Always so competitive,” Greg laid, laughing as he stood in the lane next to Mark’s.
“It’s in my blood. I was always driven to try to be the fastest.” He shrugged. “I know I’m not.
There are swimmers out there who are faster than I was at my peak, and I suppose that will always be the case.”
“It doesn’t matter. You’re the one who won the most important race.” Greg drew closer, his gaze hot enough that it might have boiled the water if that were possible.
“I see. And what race is that?” Mark whispered because he did not want anyone to overhear them. Greg cupped his cheeks and drew him into a kiss that instantly sent the temperature soaring. “Oh… that one.”
“Yeah,” Greg said. “Now, you and I can swim for a while, and then maybe we can go somewhere we can really burn off some energy.” He backed away and sank into the water, swimming toward the far side
Lawyer’s Quandary
Author: Andrew
Grey
Genre: M/M
Contemporary Romance
Release Date: Aug
19, 2025
Edition/Formats
Available In: eBook & Print
Blurb/Synopsis:
Two people walk into his office and change everything. Greg Lampeter hung out a shingle after years at a large law firm and is beginning to have
some success. When a new client walks through his door, he’s intrigued by the case and the cause it represents and agrees to take it on principal. What he
doesn’t expect is the man with him to capture his attention so completely.
Both men are determined to remain professional for Steven’s sake, for the help he needs in dealing with the college and a serious issue with one of the assistant Lacrosse coaches. As facts come to light, it’s clear that Greg is going to have to walk a close line to ensure that Steven gets the justice he deserves, and to protect Mark and their budding relationship from becoming collateral damage.
Andrew grew up in western Michigan with a father who loved to tell stories and a mother who loved to read them. Since then, he has lived throughout the country and traveled throughout the world. He has a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and works in information systems for a large corporation.
Andrew Grey
Sounds good!
I enjoy the Carlisle cops series