My “Straight” Roommate Keeps Sabotaging My Dates
My roommate is straight. He’s told me often enough. He also holds my hand, dries my hair, and treats every man I like as a personal threat. Cole Bennett is the campus basketball captain, my best friend, and one of the few people who understands my sign language. When I finally meet a cute guy, asking Cole to help us communicate seems like a brilliant idea. Until he starts changing what I say. A dinner invitation becomes an excuse to leave. My movie date gets interrupted by a barrage of messages—and Cole himself, waiting outside with my favorite drink. He calls it looking out for me. Then I ask him to translate a confession. Apparently, there are limits to how helpful my “straight” roommate is willing to be.
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