Accepting a magical remedy from the local apothecary without reading the fine print probably wasn’t the wisest decision, but desperate times and whatnot. And hey, at least it’s effective. Too bad about the messy side effects. Dealing with dizziness, fatigue, and muscles that feel like pudding, daily life is a struggle, and he’s not too proud to admit he needs help.
Luckily, there’s an app for that.
Polite, professional, and annoyingly attractive, Warren Frost arrives to assist with basic tasks until the potion wears off. What he’s not supposed to do is hover, fuss, or say things...
Tobias Hayes just wanted to sleep.
Accepting a magical remedy from the local apothecary without reading the fine print probably wasn’t the wisest decision, but desperate times and whatnot. And hey, at least it’s effective. Too bad about the messy side effects. Dealing with dizziness, fatigue, and muscles that feel like pudding, daily life is a struggle, and he’s not too proud to admit he needs help.
Luckily, there’s an app for that.
Polite, professional, and annoyingly attractive, Warren Frost arrives to assist with basic tasks until the potion wears off. What he’s not supposed to do is hover, fuss, or say things that short-circuits Tobi’s brain.
It was meant to be temporary. Uncomplicated. But nothing feels simple when his caretaker has fangs, charm, and the kind of voice that makes him forget how gravity works.
Or why falling for the vampire is an epically bad idea.
