The Farmers Son

Dylan Reid takes a job on a remote farm hoping for distance-not change. The rules are simple: work hard, don't slow anyone down, and don't stay if you can't handle it. Then he meets Brandon Cole. Quiet. Controlled. Impossible to read. The kind of man who doesn't waste words because he's learned what happens when he does. They're just coworkers. Nothing more. Until forced proximity turns into routine.
Routine turns into tension. And tension starts to feel like something neither of them agreed to name. But the farm isn't as isolated as it seems. Outside pressures close in. Control shifts. And both men are forced into the same truth:Some connections don't ask permission. They just happen anyway. A slow-burn MM romance about forced proximity, emotional restraint, and the dangerous line between control and need.