Luke is a happy, popular, australian boy who just moved into town, and takes a particular interest in the purple haired boy who stays hidden from sight. -- © cancersurvivors 2014-2015 {top!luke} COMPLETED. drawing on cover by: iuramentum

"How ironic is it that we are kissing at a church camp?" --- Or where Luke was brought up in a very christian household and goes to his church's summer camp every summer for a month and Michael is very rebellious, partying and drinking just about every night so his mum sends him to church camp to clean up his act. -- I think camp au's are cute so enjoy! SIDE CASHTON

"because I have a L on my wrist, I think it's you."

"Destiny doesn't always go to plan and it's okay not to know where to go from where you are now. Everyone gets lost sometimes and looking for your way out can be a lot harder than it seems." {soulmate au}

"He didn't feel like Michael at that moment; he felt happy, he felt cared for, he felt lucky. He felt like he had everything he could want at that moment, everything he lacked in his marriage with Jane was now right in front of him. Michael had his something, and he wanted to never let go of it. Luke was his something."

Michael and Luke share a history but they also share a prison cell. prison!AU top!Michael © wastedheartmuke, 2017; edited in 2019

Michael and Luke are best friends with benefits but Luke wants a soulmate. "I think I love him." -"You haven't even seen his dick." top!Michael © wastedheartmuke, 2016-2017 ; edited in 2018

Highschool!au where good-boy Luke is forced to help bad-boy Michael from being kicked out of school. / a hint of Riverdale!AU / top!Michael © wastedheartmuke, 2018-2019

sequel to 'the boy with the white eyes'.

in a horizontal integration type of business, people like luke don't really belong. cross dressing twenty-nine year olds aren't supposed to watch their thirty-one year old CEO buy as many firms as he can simply to maximize everyone's profit.  but here luke is, in a dark blue skirt and grey top, dropping his communications report on michael's desk five minutes before 10 p.m., his blue eyes falling lower and lower as the minutes take on.