Though he desperately refuses the conformities of modern novel tropes, George acknowledges he's just the same as every book character. A side character that is. Studying his way into writing a hit novel George has to master the ups and downs of his college life, overprotective roommate, and the friends with benefits he has going on with his best friend. Only problem is the line of feelings had been blurred years ago, and Dream's future lies between a pretty blondes watermelon flavored lips. Will George be able to skate past the due dates of writing or will he fall victim to the hockey captain once more? *** His brows furrow a bit but he seems to keep his cool when he asks, "can I still kiss you?" And what else am I supposed to say to that? *** This is a mature book. Check the TW in the first chapter <3

Dream's got a sweet tooth. A special appreciation for all things sweet. Even when it comes to his best friend, George. The boy with dark features, messy brunet hair, and eyes of umber. The boy that has Dream wrapped so tightly around his finger it isn't even funny. He's got a saccharine smile that Dream can't seem to get over, no matter how hard he tries. It leaves him questioning himself and avoiding the possibility that his sudden attentiveness to his pretty best friend, could be more than he thought it was. But he's definitely not gay. Or say he says. [01.09.22-01.24.23]