Don't Fly Home

Nobody wants him here…
So why is his hot roommate asking him to stay?

BRODY
Everyone hates me, and they’re right. I was an asshole.
But I’m a better person now. I just don’t know how to get anyone to ever believe me.
My one saving grace is the group of friends I met at college, who still – begrudgingly – include me sometimes. So, when I get invited out for a long weekend bachelor party trip, the part of me that craves friendship, forgiveness, and love can’t wait to get there.
Only, the moment I arrive, I know it was a mistake.
I can’t stand another weekend of feeling like no one wants me around. That’s why I’m packing up my suitcase and getting ready to fly home only moments after we arrive.
But when ice-cold and aloof Ace, who lost the lottery to be my roommate for the weekend, tells me to stay and then gets changed right in front of me…
Something about that body is begging me to stick by his side.
Maybe I can convince just one person that I’m not that bad, after all.

ACE
I don’t want to share a room with Brody. That asshole messed up a friend’s heart, and none of us have ever really forgiven him.
Except the thing is, a lot of time has passed – and he really seems to have changed. The closer I get to him, the more I realize that he’s matured faster than all of us.
And when it hits me that even his ex doesn’t hate him anymore, I realize Brody might be worth a second look.
There’s just one catch: I can’t let anyone know I’m giving him a try.
Not Xavi, who keeps trying to entice me into his own bed. Not the rest of our friends, who would warn me off him and maybe even laugh in my face for stooping so low.
If we’re going to do this, it has to be secret.
Which is why it’s such a bad idea for us to keep tearing each others’ clothes off in places where anyone could walk in…