Bennett Cole had lived next door to Mitchell ‘Mac’ Campbell, III for eighteen many years of his existence, in the small town of White colored Acre. They’d under no circumstances gotten along, never seen eyesight to eye, rather than understood each other . not that they’d ever cared to try.

However when Bennett’s so-called buddies ditched him at a celebration in the woods where he was assaulted and left for dead, Bennett pulled through. The psychological scars rendered him too terrified to return to college and face his ‘friends’ or his in regards to a Different Light attackers. With little choice, his family members packed up and left town.

A decade later-at the request of his mother-Bennett returned to the area he’d grown up and the home he’d once felt safe, to oversee the repairs before his childhood house was available. The contractor? non-e other than Macintosh, the once annoying boy nearby, who still lives there in the house his parents gifted him.

Being in such close proximity-working together every day, to repair the Coles’ family members home-Bennett and Mac’s contentious relationship goes from bad to worse as their personalities continue steadily to clash. But their heated exchanges may possibly not be as antagonistic as they seem. And when new information is uncovered, can the men begin to see each other in a different light?

Contains mature themes.