The Last Week 🔥 MATURE | 18+ | EXPLICIT CONTENT 🔥 Six friends. One lake house. Six days that change everything. Jackson Lanie has spent his entire life playing it safe, dating the right girl, being the good son, hiding who he really is. But during senior week at his family's lake house, all those carefully constructed walls start to crumble. August McMillan is his best friend. His teammate. The guy who's supposed to be straight, who has a girlfriend, who Jackson definitely shouldn't be thinking about the way he does. But when a late-night dare turns into something neither of them can take back, everything changes. What starts as secret hookups in the dark becomes something neither of them expected: real feelings, messy breakups, and a love that might just be worth risking everything for. This is a story about: First love and self-discovery The messy, beautiful chaos of coming out Best friends becoming something more Finding the courage to be honest, even when it's terrifying Content Warning: This story contains explicit sexual content, strong language, mature themes, discussions of sexuality and identity, cheating, and emotionally intense situations. Intended for mature audiences only. A sexually explicit romance for adults. If you're looking for a story with heart, heat, and characters you'll fall in love with, welcome to The Last Week.

Kelly looked at the piece of meat he'd just picked up. He looked at the platter, still half full of roasted meat, he looked at the faces around him, and a feeling rose within him that he had no idea how to deal with, a feeling of utter bewilderment and confusion. It was as if a thought and an awareness was trying to dawn in his mind, simultaneously as he was trying to deny to himself a sudden, horrifying realisation. "I don't understand," he repeated for the third time. This might have been a lie or might not. Kelly wasn't sure. All he was sure of was his heart thundering loudly. This is the story of Kelly, silver dragon and adoptive son of the god Honess, and how he is supported to learn to live with something that stamps an indelible horror and grief onto his mind and thrusts him into a role no one would ever want. I've written a true introduction in order that it can be enjoyed without prior reading, but you might enjoy the short tales in Dragon Lives about Kelly (there are three of them which all have 'Kelly' in the title). Chapter 18 of the story Immortality describes Kelly's birth. Following the main part of this story will be some detailed epilogues, two of which will also be broken up into chapters. Due to the central theme of this story it is most definitely only suitable for adults, however nothing is described too gratuitously and the more grotesque sections are more talked about rather than overtly described. I did originally mark the story as mature but with hindsight I felt this was unnecessary and so have removed the mature marker. Note that the cover image does not belong to me.

Genevieve was never supposed to be in that alley. Never supposed to see the things she saw. One wrong place. One wrong time. One deal with a devil. To stay alive, she's forced into a year-long agreement-an if-I-burn-you-burn-too kind of bargain that requires her to get her hands dirty herself. She doesn't belong among them-and everyone knows it. Especially Parker. Silent. Dangerous. Ruthless. Parker lives by one rule: never get attached. But Genevieve is unlike anyone he's been surrounded by for nearly two decades. She carries a quiet softness that refuses to break-even under his gaze-and wanting her becomes more dangerous than any rule he's ever broken. Genevieve must learn how to stay alive without losing who she is-or falling for one man she should fear. And Parker must decide whether breaking his only rule is worth what it will cost them both. －𝑂𝑝ℎ𝑒𝑙𝑖𝑎 ☽ 𝑆𝑡𝑎𝑟𝑡𝑒𝑑: 11/23/2025 𝐸𝑛𝑑𝑒𝑑:

(18+ Sexual Adult Content) Martin has a plan. He and Tommy will do everything right for their last year of high school, including losing their virginities with their girlfriends on Prom night. But the only way to do things well is to practice, right?