His Eyes

His Eyes

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Charles is considered a pathetic nerd at his school. Not many like him and many feel that he is a waste of space. He is trying his best to get out of the small town by succeeding in school and to get accepted into his dream school. He gets passive-aggressive emotions from his homophobic brother, love from his supportive mother, and bullied by the kids at school. Ben is very well known and subjected as the most popular boy at school. He often has an intimidating demeanor and kids at school fear him and his group. Ben has had his eyes on one boy since freshman year of high school. He's never admitted it or acted like he could take any interest in the boy because of his reputation, and has got caught up in other risky activities. Read more to find out if the two opposites attract! 18+, abuse, explicit scenes, violence, cursing, etc.
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don't mind the cover💔 Greg was a high schooler who lived with his older brother, Ori. For most of his life, school had been his favorite place-he thrived in the classroom, eager to learn and eager to be there. But everything changed in junior year. A new student arrived, and at first, Greg was thrilled. Finally, someone new to break the routine. That excitement didn't last. The boy quickly turned into his worst nightmare-his bully. Greg's love for school faded fast, replaced with dread. But there was something worse. Something he couldn't explain. Every time that boy was near, Greg's chest tightened, his stomach twisted, and a warmth spread through him that he hated admitting to. He knew exactly what it was, but he didn't want to accept it. Because crushing on your bully wasn't just wrong-it meant Greg was falling for a boy.

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