Impotent or Important

Casper Graham

Summary

Parker Kollin, a journalist for The Sunrise Telegram, accidentally types impotent instead of important in his article. Lawrence Eckhard, the man Parker writes about in the article, is the CEO of Microscape, a pharmaceutical company, and one of the richest, most powerful, and most influential people in the business world.
The article goes viral online. It's even brought up on talk shows and news channels. To avoid a potential lawsuit, Parker follows Lawrence all the way to Taiwan to apologize in person. His best friends, Kevin Lee, James Wong, and Daniel Tan, accompany him on the trip.
The first time Lawrence meets Parker, Daniel, James, and Kevin, he likes them instantly. Their friendship quickly turns into a romantic one. However, Lawrence finds it hard to be fully himself around them. It's second nature to him to put on a mask around people.
Will they manage to resolve their issues and stay together for the rest of their lives?

Available since: 08/17/2024.

Print length: 121 pages.

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