Tyro (n.): a beginner in learning anything; novice No one ever really expects for misfortune to come their way. Neither do the twins. They're living the life as world famous hip hop dancers, only working to get themselves higher and higher. But when misfortune hits them like a train and leaves them struggling to catch their breath, Laurent is nearly convinced his life is ruined. Meanwhile Larry is forced to play Atlas, feeling as if the sky is suddenly thrust upon his shoulders and he has no choice but to carry it. Now they'll have to do what they usually do when something completely new is introduced to them: they'll have to learn. // shitty description, ik, and this isn't bxb, as a quick disclaimer. there's just a lot of innocent brotherly fluff and angst :) //

Growing up, Laurent always wanted a family. Maybe that's why when he finally finds them, he refuses to let go- no matter how dangerous that may be. When it comes to his twin, that turns out to be pretty dangerous.

Prince Larry lived the life most people would kill to have- servants to cater to his every want, a luxurious castle, protection from the dangers the rebels of the kingdom provide. There's only one thing missing- his brother. The lost prince, who had been stolen from the castle as a baby. Throughout his entire life, Larry longed to fill the hole the rebels had left when they took his twin from him, but when they finally find Laurent, he's not the person anyone expected him to be. Sly, rebellious, and with a profound hatred of royalty, Laurent is nothing like the perfect prince their parents imagined him to be. But when Laurent's hatred soon evolves into something much more, Larry is caught in the middle of his brother's new age ideas and his parents' desire to maintain power. As tension begins to mount and the dangers become more and more real, it's up to Larry to figure out how to keep his family- and his kingdom- from falling apart.

Something's wrong. Laurent knows it, the same way he knows Larry is too blind to see it. Unfortunately for the both of them, he can't exactly put his finger on what's wrong, which makes it almost impossible to get anyone to believe him. That means it's up to Laurent to put a stop to it, whatever it is, before it's too late.