One Bed in Willow Creek. Willow Creek, #4

Aiden wasn't planning on getting stranded in a tiny town with nothing but a broken-down car, a flickering motel sign, and a gorgeous stranger pulling up beside him in the pouring rain. Sawyer-tall, rugged, and unfairly calm for a man driving through a storm-offers him a ride out of the downpour and straight to the only motel in Willow Creek. But when the clerk apologizes and says there are no vacant rooms, Sawyer does something Aiden never expected:He hands Aiden his key.
Just one room. Just one night. Two men who were supposed to be strangers. until fate shoved them together. Inside, the storm rattles the windows while the tension settles between them-quiet, electric, impossible to ignore. They take turns using the tiny bathroom, awkwardly negotiate the room's limited space, and try not to notice how close their hands get when they both reach for the extra blanket.
Sawyer keeps telling himself he's just being kind. Aiden keeps pretending he's not watching the way Sawyer moves. Neither one believes their own lies. Aiden came to Willow Creek to start fresh. He just never imagined the storm would deliver the first person who makes this new chapter feel like a real beginning. One ride. One room. One bed. and a night neither of them sees coming.