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.

sequel of "thinking about you".

sequel to We Don't Care

prisoner!michael likes to pick on parole officer!luke

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

luke hates his coworker michael.

michael has a thing for his teacher's assistant.

student!luke and teacher!michael have some pretty big problems.

teenage!muke

michael never got over wanna-be-junkee ashton. or Two ex-lovers reunite. Everything feels different, but nothing has changed.