Silver Has Always Look Better On Me

Nick Nelson has always followed the golden path carved for him—rugby, fame, expectations set in stone. He could go pro, live up to his father’s legacy, and keep wearing the mask that makes him untouchable. But beneath the victories and the reputation, he feels empty, unsure of who he is beyond the game. He’s always liked silver more than gold, always longed for something softer, something real. And for the first time, he touches silver instead of gold—when a boy with curls and dimples spills coffee on him in a campus café, pulling him out of his carefully crafted life and into something unknown.---Or when dickish Nick Nelson stumbles upon confident Charlie Spring, he's thrown for a loop on when new feelings arise and he may not be as straight as expected