Johnny Marr is in need of money to live any humans basic life but he needs a job. He lands one with an office who hires assistants for the visually impaired, where he meets a very interesting employee.

Moz is bored of his room and the rainy day and decides to go to a near by diner. There he meets a boy. And I guess you'll have to read the rest.

It's the new year and Johnny can't take it any more and he needs to tell Moz how he feels. But how will Moz react ?

under the iron bridge we kissed and although i ended up with sored lips it just wasn't like the old days anymore no, it wasn't like those days, am i still ill? Esto es sólo un corto relato totalmente ficcional sobre la canción Still Ill de The Smiths, no es de ninguna manera la verdad absoluta de estos artistas ni tampoco busco ofender. No creo que la canción haga alusión o referencia alguna a Marr, ya que al parecer habla de experiencias juveniles de Morrissey, pero en mi opinión sí cuenta una historia homosexual, y creo que el único digno de protagonizar esta historia con Moz es Johnny.

"He often eagerly awaits the time where he can get away from anyone, so he has the chance to drop to the floor and scream into his carpet at the thought of him." Steven Patrick Morrissey is fully aware of the word to describe what he's doing. Does he care? Not in the slightest. He'd do anything for the mysterious, elusive, charming pretty boy that moved into the old house just down the road from him.

Steven Morrissey is a miserable record store clerk. One day Johnny, the typical high school rebel, walks in and everything changes