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    A Different Class
    A Different Class
    A Different Class
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    A Different Class

    By Leigh Ellwood

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    FDR High Class of 2004 graduate, Glenn Carson contacts fellow alumni to get a list of who will be attending the upcoming festivities. One call to a disgruntled former student leaves him shaken—apparently, not everyone is looking forward to the reunion. Hoping to ease his frustration, he contacts the 1Night Stand service for a relaxing and passionate encounter.

    Known as “Mumbles” to former classmates, Rod Maloney would prefer to focus on the present and his successful business. However, past tragedies continue to haunt him, so he requests Madame Eve find him a man to show him a hot time and help him forget his troubles.

    Will their one night together lead to a reunion after all?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDecadent Publishing
    Release dateMay 7, 2014
    ISBN9781613336977
    A Different Class
    Author

    Leigh Ellwood

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      A Different Class - Leigh Ellwood

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      A Different Class

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      Copyright © 2014 by Leigh Ellwood

      ISBN: 978-1-61333-697-7

      Cover art by Fiona Jayde

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      A Different Class

      A 1Night Stand Story

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      Leigh Ellwood

      ~DEDICATION~

      For JM, who cracked the whip.

      Chapter One

      Glenn Carson checked his phone list and frowned. Is this right, Beth? he asked his partner on the reunion committee. "His name is Mumbles?"

      Beth Kightly, as bubbly and bright as she had been in senior year, launched her rolling office chair across the room to the table where he had sorted out the paperwork for the big event. She perched her chin on his shoulder and read the list in silence, moving her lips. Oh dear, good old Mumbles Maloney, she said. You ought to put him on speaker when you call. I’ve wondered what happened to him.

      Glenn recalled no such name throughout his high school tenure, and because absent-minded Beth had forgotten her senior yearbook, he had no picture to jar his memory. I’m assuming his doctor didn’t write ‘Mumbles’ on his birth certificate? He waved the phone list at her. His real first name isn’t even here. I can’t call asking for Mumbles. What if he doesn’t go by the nickname anymore? Worse yet, what if Mumbles hated being called such and threatened to tear him a new one?

      She shrugged. Why not use it? He’ll know it’s somebody from school.

      You know, there has to be some kind of official paperwork, or maybe—

      His friend let out a loud sigh. Fine. I’ll try the library. I think it’s open today. The school had allowed them use of an empty office for the day to organize the Class of 2004 reunion. Beth plodded out the door and closed it behind her, leaving him to watch odd shadows slither across the frosted glass as various staff and administrators finished their work on the planning day. After fifteen minutes, during which Glenn managed to contact three other alumni to confirm their reservations, he gave up on Beth and dialed

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