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 So in this sequel - which really isn't a sequel - to Rush, you've got a lot of stuff going on. There's engagement parties, Cinderella love stories, threesomes, drug overdoses, and drama. Lots and lots of drama. Fever follows Mia's brother Jace and this girl Bethany. Now, we know Jace's score. Him and Ash have been having threesomes for the longest time and despite watching his sister and fellow best friend fall in love none of that seems to be changing soon. That is until the night of Mia and Gabe's engagement party where things take an interesting turn when he spots one of the waitresses. When Ash sees who he is checking out and agrees to their usual score with her, Jace doesn't have a good feeling about this. In fact, he's downright possessive. It doesn't stop them though from doing the usual. 
 The next morning, Bethany is gone and Jace is up in arms. He does everything in his power to find her, and when he does he learns the truth about her and her past. She's homeless, a former drug addict, and is doing everything she can just to get by. Most men would balk and forget about the whole thing, but Jace doesn't. He takes her in and does everything he can to keep her safe. Especially from herself and others.