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    The Towel Boy
    The Towel Boy
    The Towel Boy
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    The Towel Boy

    By Dianna Bell

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    Finally, his senior year has arrived and Aaron only had only one semester to go before he was free of high school. He has spent this entire school career under the radar of the multiple cliques in the school. But in doing so, poor little Aaron has been completely oblivious to everything that goes on around him. Including the fact that his crush on the Varsity football team quarterback, Josh, may not be a one sided draw on his part.

    It wasn't until his coach and his guidance counselor informed him of his failing grade in physical education. Aaron was offered, but he felt like he was forced to become the towel boy to the Varsity Football team for extra credit. Aaron had no choice but to open those pretty chocolate brown eyes of his to see that Josh shared those intense feelings of attraction. Read to find out what happens between the jock and the towel boy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDianna Bell
    Release dateAug 31, 2014
    ISBN9781311516435
    The Towel Boy
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    Dianna Bell

    I am an an artist and an author. I love to draw, read, and I love to write, my hope is to one day getting my work professionally published. I want to hear someone say, "Oh my, I love that author, or I loved that book." That is my dream. My interest in reading began on one sunny summer afternoon at the age of 12. I went back home to Jamiaca to spend my summer vacation with family that still lived on the island. Well let me tell you, being the youngest and always left out by the older ones, I had nothing to do, until one fateful day I stumbled across my mother's old Mills and Boons and Harlequin books and the rest his history. Over the years reading has become my passion, it is my number one go to whenever I can find the chance, my house, my car, and now through the wonderful world of technology my kindle, my phone, and my computer are covered with books. Then my daughter, bless her heart, another reading addict introduced me to wattpad, huh, free stories...woohoo..then wait, anyone can write in this site...and what do you know, ladydianna01 was born. I ran across all types of genres in there, and then on kindle, but what really grabbed me was Male on Male stories. They were just so much more than regular day in and day out Female and Male love stories. But the stories I read were either one time hookups, or BDSM scenes with no real love and romance, I mean there were some, but I wanted to see if I could combine the two.

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      The Towel Boy - Dianna Bell

      Prologue

      Finally, his senior year has arrived and Aaron only had only one semester to go before he was free of high school. He has spent this entire school career under the radar of the multiple cliques in the school. But in doing so, poor little Aaron has been completely oblivious to everything that goes on around him. Including the fact that his crush on the Varsity football team quarterback, Josh, may not be a one sided draw on his part. 

      It wasn't until his coach and his guidance counselor informed him of his failing grade in physical education. Aaron was offered, but he felt like he was forced to become the towel boy to the Varsity Football team for extra credit. Aaron had no choice but to open those pretty chocolate brown eyes of his to see that Josh shared those intense feelings of attraction. Read to find out what happens between the jock and the towel boy.

      The Towel Boy

      Aaron Moore hated anything that had to do with sports. So he wasn't surprised when he was called into the coach's office one afternoon only to see his guidance counselor sitting primly on the edge of the worn brown leather chair across from Mr. Jenkins waiting for him as well. From the dour looks on their faces Aaron quickly surmised that whatever news they were about to share with him; he wasn’t going to care for it very much.

      Mr. Jenkins and Miss Taylor had promptly informed him that even with his stellar academic grades; he still needed to pass his physical education class in order graduate with the rest of the senior class. And to further add his dismay, the coach told him to come back in the morning so he could inform him of what his extra credit assignments was going to be, and stressed that fact that he had no choice but to do them in order to pass this course.

      After dutifully listening to what they had to say, Aaron got up and politely thanked his teachers. He pushed his horn rimmed glasses a little further up on his smooth little nose and trudged out of the office and straight into the Lion's den. He stopped in his tracks and gawked at the sight and level of noise in front of him. He had lost track of time in the coach’s office. Usually by now he would have been long gone from the gym altogether, way before the football team gathered in the stale musty smelling room to change into their uniforms for their afternoon practice.

      Aaron drew a calming breath and immediately lowered his awe struck gaze and he tried to be as inconspicuous as possible as he made his way out of the boy's locker room. Every inch of cramped space was occupied by the entire

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