Now available on Amazon for a limited time under T. Kierei) Fox has lived most of his life as his namesake, and sees no reason to stop doing so. He doesn't mind hunting the city alleyways for his dinner, nor sleeping beneath trees or on benches. His life is perfect in his own eyes... but perhaps not everyone sees it as what he does.

A post-apocalyptic geneticist searches for a cure for a genetic affliction that's dominating the community he lives in. However, his research leads to more questions than answers ... and an abundance of trouble. ***** Matthew Sullivan and his father work at a genetics laboratory, isolating individuals predisposed to violent tendencies at birth using genetic sequencing techniques. On his twenty-first birthday, Matthew's father unwittingly gives him a gift that Matthew believes might be able to help them cure those with the genetic disorder that has plagued his society for several generations. But his subsequent investigations lead to more questions than answers. Highest Rankings: #1 in gaylovestory #1 in gaylovestories #1 in gayscifi #2 in freethelgbt #2 in scifi-romance #13 manxman #14 in queer #15 in boyxboyromance #15 in mxm #14 in gayromance #20 in lgbtfiction #83 in bisexual #94 in boyxboy Please Note: If you're reading this story on a platform other than Wattpad or Inkitt, then it has been plagiarised. Please support emerging authors by reading this story on the platform it was intended for.

#1 Thomas Sanders || 8:2:18 Virgil never sleeps. He never eats, never drinks. All he does is work from the comfort of his room, never talking to anyone; never going outside. Without realizing it, he has become famous to all the other sides - "The Drifter," as the youngers' like to call him. Never showing up for meetings and lessons, Virgil has become almost a legend, someone the lesser Sides look up to, admire almost, and someone the Upper Sides, aka Roman, Patton, and Logan, despise - a bad influence. They have deemed him "Unstable," a title only one person has had before. Something must be done, but will it do more harm than good?

"And I will try to fix you"

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