The Name of the Game

The Name of the Game

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"It's not easy living a double life!" "Dude, you're not Hannah Montana." Frank had always figured that it was pretty cliche that he was an Italian resident of New Jersey. He also figured it was cliche to be those things on top of being a member of the Left Hand Men, AKA one of the most dangerous mafias in the country. Gerard is an all-business type of person, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Well, as long as no one finds out that his "business affairs" all have to do with being a key member of the Quiet, or the craziest mob in the northeastern region of the United States. It's hard to live such a dangerous life, and when two members of rival groups fall in love, the things that happen to them and those around them are inevitable. Disclaimers: -This is a somewhat slow-moving story. -There is some violent/graphic content. I have the mature setting activated because of this.
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Frank and Gerard are both in different bands and cross paths often. They both begin to have strong feeling for each other, but there's just one problem - Frank isn't gay. He's never been interested in guys, so he can't come to terms with this infatuation he's developed on another man. Still, he can't get Gerard out of his head. Could he ever contemplate being in a same sex relationship? Mature content - target audience 18+ --------------- 'Frank had decided he was going to take the plunge and admit that he wasn't certain about his sexuality anymore, and for some reason, it was easy to talk to Gerard about it, even though he was the one making him doubt everything he had ever thought about himself.'

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