Seventeen year old James is used to having foster kids around the house. Some stay for weeks, others for months, and even the most problematic of them tend to open up to his mother's kindness and gentle discipline. Until the new kid arrives. The one nobody else agreed to foster due to his history. He's trouble, and James finds himself both hating him and drawn to him at the same time. But where kindness has failed, could hatred provide a cure? *** WARNINGS: The story contains mature themes and language. Not suitable for children. Some chapters include violence and may be triggering for some people. Read at your own discretion. -------------------------------------------------- Dear Reader, I hope you'll enjoy this story! Let me know what you think! If you notice any errors or typos, please let me know in the comments section and I'll gladly fix them! #4 in Gay on 2022-05-18 #2 in boyxboy on 2020-03-27 #1 in Gay on 2020-03-27

You might have heard the saying, "I don't want to be a part of the crowd." Well I'm a part of the crowd. I might not be the most dazzling one of them all but neither am I the one who's unseen. -Ariella Rosanna Milton. All eyes on me but somehow it doesn't excite me anymore.For her eyes are seeing everyone but me. And there seems to be nothing I could do for her to see me. -Peyton Laura Smith. Follow Ariella and Peyton as they go through a journey to build something that's only theirs.

Is forever just a myth? Atleast that's what Noah Jackson felt. What even was the worth of a flawed shard in the frame of the otherwise perfect Jacksons? 2 years since the incident,but is it enough for them to forgive Noah for a mistake he didn't commit? Can the longing for their fourth shard cut through the thick line of hatred? "We are broken Oli, it's done and dusted." "Well forgive me Noah if I fucking want to fix the broken Us!" Follow the brothers as they go through a journey to fix what's broken.