Sam and Devyn have some late night conversations about the state of things... Book Three of the Dead and Gone 'Verse
But that's the thing. He's never done this before, never imagined he would want this, especially with Sam... but there's an aching emptiness inside of him, an emotional black hole that's been steadily growing in mass and gravitational pull since the apocalypse started, since Sam refused to talk to him for two weeks...
"It was the goddamn zombie apocalypse. What did he have to lose?" When the world around them ends, Sam and Colby turn to each other for some kind of comfort... Book One of the Dead and Gone 'Verse
"Colby's voice sounds all too light to be discussing what they're discussing, discussing... Sam doesn't give the word room to exist in his mind." A darker look at what could have happened when Sam and Colby went to prison. Hurt/comfort, and graphic depiction of rape/noncon in the second chapter. Please consider and...
Elton's just trying to protect Colby. Colby doesn't want the protection. In which Elton and Colby talk about Sam and Colby's relationship, and something starts to change... Book Four of the Dead and Gone 'Verse
Maybe Sam's pushed Colby just too far this time... This story is flagged for frank talk of death, frank talk of suicide/suicidal ideation, graphic violence/torture, mutilation, body horror, and threats of physical/sexual violence. Please take these warnings into consideration before proceeding. The Final Book of the...