Quincy goes through a major mid-life crisis in which he re-evaluates his identity, marriage and some of the regrets he is faced with at this stage in his life. One regret in particular has the power to irreversibly impact his family, career and professional relationship with a certain entertainer. After receiving a shocking phone call out of the blue one night, his eyes are opened to new level of temptation. But is it right? What happens when you prey on the innocent? SHORT STORY | SLASH HUGE DISCLAIMER!! I am a big fan of both Michael and Quincy and do not desire to tarnish either of them. This is purely a work of fiction, expressive writing, and in no way reflects their real lives. I personally don't think either of them had anything more than a working relationship and sincerely believe both of them were straight as an arrow. It is just a fictional story. P.S. If you are heavily against the sheer idea of Michael/Quincy in a slash context I would strongly advise you not to read :) It's all good.

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Get ready to rock with Michael because this era is my life.

behold the handsomest boy you've ever seen

From research and audio listenings

Michael Jackson is always being told to act his age and stop messing around. He's being pressured by the people around him to be an adult, knowing his childhood was taken away. Michael sees no hope to be himself until one day he decides to take a risky walk. He knows he shouldn't be out and about without his security guards, but he just needs to get away from everyone. On this walk, he meets a girl named Sky Madison. Sky doesn't freak out like most girls her age, instead she makes Michael feel like a kid again. But, Michael's managers don't like this new him so they do whatever they can to get rid of Sky. Will they succeed or will they finally open their hearts and see the love she has to offer?

The Bad album is in the make. "No no no Quincy I really think it's not good enough." That's what Michael Jackson said to Quincy Jones during their studio time.