A Rose from Portland

[My next book is The Prey Is in My Arms. Click to add it to your reading list! The outline is already finished.] Main CP: club owner gong Daniel x rookie cop shou Greenwell Side CP: younger gong, assassin Blade x quick-thinking shou Ward . On the eve of his graduation at 21, Greenwell arrives in Portland as a rookie police officer. While investigating a human trafficking case in an underground passage, a girl shot by a gunman, a police officer poisoning, and an assassination at a rose plantation, he meets Daniel, who claims to own a club, and the people around him. From their first meeting, Greenwell is suspicious of the blue-eyed, blond-haired boy who is the same age as him. Greenwell runs all over town for work every day, while Daniel lounges at his club, drinking and singing. Greenwell has to hitch rides with colleagues, while Daniel cruises around in his Mercedes. Greenwell is tearing his hair out trying to solve cases, while Daniel brings him clues and even takes him home for dinner. Anyone with eyes can see that Daniel is up to something! Greenwell thinks he's got everything figured out and stays on his guard at every turn. Little does he know Daniel has had his eye on him for ages, just waiting for the day he can completely devour him. . Daniel has three best friends: Brady, Ward, and Harper. One day, a rookie cop who had just arrived in Portland caught their attention. "Greenwell can sing, and he's pretty good." "His green eyes are lovely." "Too bad he's a cop." "What's wrong with being a cop? A cop who can sing well is one in a hundred." It didn't take much for Daniel to lure Greenwell into their lives. He patiently provided Greenwell with clues for his cases and even brought him to sing at the club. He had only one goal: trick this unusual rookie cop into coming home with him! . #Reader Advisory: This story is not directed at any city, organization, or person. The story centers on the shou. The romance is 1v1. Everything is made up, and any OOC behavior is on me. Anything involving professional fields in this story is entirely fabricated. Please don't nitpick or argue about it. Theme: Learn to tell right from wrong