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Tropical Temptation

I hadn’t seen Javier in five years, not since his divorce and move to Costa Rica to run a luxury eco-resort. When he invited me to stay at his villa for a couple of weeks, I jumped at the chance. My own divorce had been finalized six months ago, and my architecture firm was in a lull. I needed the escape.

The villa was breathtaking, perched on a cliff overlooking the Pacific. Javier greeted me with a bear hug, his smile as wide as ever. “Marcus, you look tired, amigo. We’ll fix that. Sun, surf, and good food.” He showed me around the open-air living spaces, the infinity pool that seemed to spill into the ocean, the guest casita where I’d be staying.

“And this,” Javier said, nodding toward the sliding glass doors that opened to the deck, “is my son, Leo. He’s staying for the summer before med school.”

Leo stepped out of the shadows, and my breath caught. He was… exquisite. Wild dark chocolate waves tousled by the ocean breeze, skin bronzed and glowing, eyes the color of the tropical sea—clear, bright blue, framed by thick lashes. His lips were full and pink, curved in a casual smile. He wore only low-slung board shorts, his torso lean and sculpted, abs defined, a light trail of dark hair leading down from his navel. I’d never had a reaction like this to another man. My heart hammered, my mouth went dry.

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