That's the person you share your body with forever, kiss, touch, the one you sit on the couch with and watch movies, the one who gives you a hug when you've had a rough day. That's the person that you make a home with, discuss life's big decisions with, share your finances, eat, shop, maybe parent with. “No matter what you do with your life during the day, there's always that moment when you have to wake up with yourself, with yourself and with the person that's sleeping beside you.

I loved how he cared and protected Jordan. I loved that Owen was very supportive of Jordan when he came out. He works hard at it, when he isn't spending his time with Jordan. He loves to wrestle and is the best from his family so far. Owen is a jock and is following in his family's footsteps. While they share their love for comics and occasionally create some together, they are totally different. Owen on the other hand is the opposite of Jordan. He soon realizes that he is in love with his best friend, and he is not gay. As these two kids grow up, Jordan finds his feelings changing too. They were like brothers, but way more than that. I love the type of friendship Owen and Jordan shared. Jordan is always happy just being himself. I loved seeing how Jordan 'seduced' Owen with his toys as kids in order to become friends in the second grade. He was honest, loyal, goofy, but also quite sure of himself in certain ways. I fell in love with Jordan's personality.

He loves to draw and is very talented at it. Otherwise, I was giddy seeing Jordan and Owen interact. From then on, I could keep the smile off my face.well except for the emotional moments. I just loved how it started out, by Jordan retelling how he met Owen and became best friends. When I began reading this book, I knew I was going to love it. Omg!! I seriously don't know why it took me this long to read this! I am kicking myself for it, but I am so glad that I finally did. 'From that day on, Owen was my best friend-jelly to my peanut butter, fellow pea in my pod, Sam to my Frodo.

Superhero by eli easton