MOUNTAIN HIGH ☆ STANLEY URIS

PART ONE

❝I BELIEVE THAT HE HID HIS HEART,❞

(CAST!)

LUCAS ZUMANN AS
CHRISTOPHER RYANS

WYATT OLEFF AS
STANLEY URIS

(EXTENDED SUMMARY!)

Life is full of unexplainable and unexpected outcomes. Many wish they could change those outcomes, but unfortunately, you simply can't. And because you can't you get left with this stomach-turning feeling that everything you once had is gone or that you've made a terrible mistake. Which after the summer of 1989 in a town called Derry a kid named Stanley Uris, sits on a bench with a letter someone wrote him in hands. With the same stomach-turning feeling you may have once felt before.

But before Stanley felt this stomach-turning feeling, before Stanley even truly knew what fear was, before Stanley lost himself, he had it all. His life was never like the other kids his age, but no one around him would of ever even noticed. He has three best friends, Richie Tozier, Eddie Kaspbrak, and Bill Denbrough, he lived a perfect life with his family. For everyone else it just seemed absolutely normal and what every kid has. But Stanley had one thing no one else did.

Stanley had him.

Stanley Uris had Christopher Ryan. He had his smile, he had his hands, he had his happiness, Christopher even had his heart. But the best thing about it all is Christopher Ryan had all of that, just from Stanley. Because before they both had nothing to live for, they had everything to live for, because they had each other.

Unfortunately their story - their love story - is not a beautiful story every wish they had. No one wants a love where everyone believes it's 'tainted' and 'wrong.' That includes Stanley and Christopher, so they hid their love. Which is a shame, because though their love was 'wrong', it's a love everyone should have seen. Because before Christopher found love in Stanley, he put his heart mountain high so it could never be broken. But with no problem, Stanley climbed the highest peak to protect Christopher's. Sadly, Christopher was not able to protect Stanley's, even if it wasn't his intention to break Stanley Uris' heart.