Even if the story is short, 47 pages, it took me so much that I would really like for it to be longer.

This story is full of Angel. Pretty like an Angel is Dillon, an eighteen years old guy who was thrown out of his home when his father found out him being gay. Dillon is too young and unskilled to find a good job, and so all his dreams of college and bright future were abruptly ended and Dillon has even problem to make both ends meet. He has a seasonal job in a big department store and a second hand car to reach it he called Angel, since it's a miracle that the car starts every day.

At the store works also Gabriel, Gabe, called Angel by his fellow police officers. Gabe is a undercover detective that is investigating a string of thefts; when he meets Dillon, Gabe is sure that the young man can't be involved, he has plastered "innocent" all over the face. But Gabe is interested in Dillon for other reason than the thefts; Dillon arises in him all his protective feelings, he wants to pamper and cuddle the man, all the while debauching him, but without making him loose his Angel face.

I like the story, it's a classical little romp, with a strong alpha male, and you can almost see him puff out his chest to impress the little omega; Dillon is all tenderness and tears, but he is soo sweet that you cannot like him. I like also the mix of Christmas story and naughty speech, even if, all in all, there is almost nothing of naughty in the story, some kisses and a fast encounter in a public restroom...

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