{We hear the sharp ring of a front door bell. Birling stops to listen.} "Somebody at the front door." Gerald is a respectable, well-bred man about town, or at least that's what he appears to be. Behind the scenes he is hidden and different, and his parents don't want someone like him ruining their reputation. So he leaves. When he finds himself at the Birling's household, he is welcomed in, even despite his actions towards Sheila, and he makes himself at home. However he doesn't expect to be sharing a room with Eric, the one boy he'd been crushing on all along. Even less, he doesnt expect those feelings to be requited. And when they are- can he resist the desire to leave everything behind for the love that they share?

Gerald helps Eric with the possible loss of his child and Eva. Sheila knows about Gerald and Eric but is keeping it a secret from their parents for now. Mrs Birling tries to uphold the family status after the Inspectors visit, while searching for a new man for Sheila.

March, 1911. Throughout 'An Inspector Calls' the lives of the characters and all their crimes and idiocies are made known to the family by the Inspector. However, what if there were still some secrets left kept?

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