Some people crash into your life like lightning. Sudden. Blinding. Dangerous.
And once they strike, nothing feels the same again.

Keith never believed in that kind of drama outside of movies. He liked his walls high and his world quiet  small performances for friends, exaggerated sighs, and witty comebacks to keep anyone from getting too close. After all, if no one got in, no one could hurt him.

Then came Dan.

Leather jacket, bad temper, that crooked smile that seemed to bend rules and people alike. A walking storm  and unfortunately, a storm that kept showing up right where Keith was.

What starts as annoyance quickly sparks into something messier, heavier, and hotter than either of them expected. Between teasing words, stolen glances, and a kiss that feels more like a battlefield than a surrender, Keith finds himself caught in a dangerous game: resist the storm, or get swept away by it.

And Dan? He’s not planning on letting Keith go anytime soon.