|18+| Taylor was supposed to be the one thing Finn could never have. Then desperation made them onlyfans partners-and feelings made everything messy. ... Finn has spent years pretending he isn't hopelessly in love with his best friend. It's a game he's gotten very good at playing. Smile when Taylor talks about girls. Ignore the way his heart races whenever Taylor throws an arm around his shoulders. Pretend friendship is enough. Then everything falls apart. Cut off financially and drowning in college expenses, Finn is desperate for a way to stay afloat. What starts as a quick solution soon becomes a secret life he's determined to keep hidden-especially from Taylor. But secrets never stay secret for long. When Taylor accidentally discovers what Finn has been doing, ignoring the revealed secret should be the obvious choice. Instead, Taylor asks to join him. With his sister's medical bills piling up and no other options in sight, Taylor convinces himself it's only business. Just a way to make money. Just a game. No feelings. No complications. No chance of ruining the friendship that means everything to both of them. The problem is that the longer they play, the harder it becomes to remember where the act ends and the truth begins. Because Taylor's touches don't feel fake. His jealousy doesn't feel fake. And the way he looks at Finn definitely doesn't feel fake. For years, Finn dreamed about Taylor wanting him back. Now that it might actually be happening, he's terrified of losing the one person he can't imagine living without. After all, every game has winners and losers. And neither of them is ready for what happens when somebody finally changes

Riel Summers, the overlooked, middle child of his family leave his small Connecticut town, and with his sight set on New York City; he has one dream, earning enough money to put himself through college. But for his dream to be successful he must survive working for the possibly the worst man in the city, Shaw Harlow. Shaw has built his multi-billion dollar company from the ground up since he just twenty. He's a beyond serious man who demands perfection from all of his employees. He's gruff, unemotional and insensitive to everyone around him. He's nearly twenty years older than Riel, but something about the headstrong boy who refuses to quit his company no matter how badly he treats him, forces him to feel things that he shouldn't. Soon, Shaw starts to cross lines he never thought he would, unable to resist Riel. Their relationship blurs the lines between work and romance. And as Shaw dares to wish for a future with Riel, he finds it won't be easy to win Riel's heart. Will Shaw and Riel risk everything for love?

Tyler is straight. He has a girlfriend. He's the campus golden boy. He's also my roommate. In public, he pretends I don't exist. In private, he watches me. Tracks me. Loses it when I come back late. He's terrified of what that means. So is everyone else. His girlfriend knows. His teammates are watching. His father-who stands at a pulpit every Sunday-is coming to town. And Tyler is running out of ways to disappear.

Mateo came to his cousin's wedding with one goal: survive the weekend, avoid his ex, and get back in his car by Sunday. He lasted forty seconds in the lobby. When Nico starts rewriting history in front of the entire family - making himself the victim, making Mateo the problem, making six months of real damage sound like nothing - Mateo does the only thing he can think of. He grabs the arm of the man standing next to him. His ex's brother. And says: "Actually, I'm here with him." The problem is Adrian Vega doesn't pull away. The bigger problem is he doesn't look surprised. Now Mateo is sharing a hotel room - one bed, one weekend, one family who will not stop filming - with the most unreadable man he has ever met. A man who noticed his jaw. Who learned his tells. Who showed up in every hallway before Mateo thought to ask. One room. One weekend. One lie that was never really a lie. It was supposed to be one lie in a lobby. It turned into the most honest weekend of his life.

Some lines were never meant to be crossed... until love got involved.

"You're shaking, Pip." Adam laughed, looking down on me, his eyes hungrily scanning my body. "It's Jude! Don't call me, Pip, when we're fucking." I warned him, groaning out of annoyance because he simply couldn't stop calling me that stupid name. Though, it made him laugh even more. ••• In a world where losing means more than just defeat, some choices can't be undone and some relationships don't survive the fight. Jude Ellington had to learn this lesson the hard way as he suddenly finds himself in the brutal underground scene, having to fight his childhood best friend in front of a crowd, that couldn't care less whether he makes it out alive or dies. His childhood best friend, also known as the King of the underground. And as if that wasn't complicated enough, their increasingly tangled friends-with-benefits relationship makes it even harder to separate emotions from consequences.

This is just a series of one shots from different characters in Dominion Falls. It may be some main characters, folks that may have had a minor roll or just a brief mention. Some may be romantic while others may be down right raunchy. So light some candles and get ready

Jack Nickels is 19, a second year college student with a excellent grade average, still has his better-than-the-rest looks, a likely career in music, an awesome crib by the beach and what seems like unlimited funds from his parents. But one night a year and a half ago his sister brought home her boyfriend, Reed Sparrow. The past year the two have struggled to be together. For Reed the love of your life finally loving you back felt like the best feeling in the world and that nothing would change and upset his happiness now. Until it was time for College and College come with bigger problems and harder issues. So when Reed feels his life is not going the way he wanted it to he vows to change it, but when your in a relationship with Jack Nickels, just know it’s very hard to say no…