Count On Me
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  • Time 2h 54m
  • Reads 116,167
  • Votes 5,218
  • Parts 20
  • Time 2h 54m
Complete, First published Dec 16, 2017
Sort of a sequel to "For, Elliot" but can be read as an independent book. 

Xavier Jones, 27 years of age and working full time. Though his parents want him to become a surgeon, Xavier works as an EMT. He likes being in the moment, helping someone in an urgent case. Easy and free going, Xavier feels as if his new patient's father doesn't trust him with his daughter. 

Follow these two on a journey. A journey of sadness, longing, nostalgia, heartbreak, and happiness. A story about two young men questioning their sexuality, their values, and each other.
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| ManxMan | - Historical Fiction - Strong SEXUAL Content | Tossed aside for his sexual preferences, a young lord is abandoned by his family. But, he isn't alone for long as a towering, rather intimidating and...handsome man happens upon him at the lowest point in his life. However, this man doesn't look upon him with judgment in his eyes. There is a sort of unspoken sympathy, and it shows itself well enough when he is swept off his feet and taken to the man's home. Untouched, unjudged and given a place to stay, this young lord will come to find he's been given a second chance. But he's afraid. Of what? (This story is based on a character introduced in 'The Beauty of Coincidence'. You don't need to read that one, but a piece of useful information would be that Edgar works for someone named Norman Ramsey, a man who has accepted that his own son is gay (he is not homophobic even though it's the 1820s, and Edgar is extremely loyal to the name of Ramsey). Enjoy!)