Harry's always lived vicariously though the illustrious fairy tales his mother crafted for him, even when it goes against everything he's supposed to believe in. But after a night of flames and futility, Harry questions every lesson he's ever been taught- especially the value of his own life. Caught in the disastrous catastrophe of a father devoted to a punishing Church and the threat of a dismal existence, Harry's own book seems to be withering at the seams. However, when Harry considers his fairy tale at an end, fate, God, some great force, decides that the cover of his story has barely been opened, and that the pages are waiting to be filled by the mysterious scrawl of a supposedly fictitious creature that dwells under forbidden waves. And it just so happens that Harry's ready to read.

Louis is a talented dancer. Very dedicated to his art. Harry is the mysterious skater boy. But a bit of Vandalism lands Harry with community service. Shaking Louis' world that was perfectly in balance.

"you cannot combine that of which is not made to be put together; you cannot force the opposite sides of a magnet to connect. no matter how much you try, things that are different do not work, will not work, and will be put through pain if forced to work."

The past is never where you think you left it. Sequel to Four's Company.