- Reads 3,239
- Votes 114
- Parts 22
- Time 30m
Complete, First published Jun 10, 2019
Abused, used, and he still loves him. Does dignity cross the line with love? BoyxBoy It's 1840 when a Vineyard owner named Fortunato crossed the line with his lover Montresor. A truly obsessive lover and his abuser bump heads; what happens when both say No? My version of what was Fortunato's betrayal to Montresor in Edgar Allan Poe's "the cask of Amontillado". In the 1800s there was heavy discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community if fortunate enough one might have found a lover.All Rights Reserved
Table of contents
- My Sun His MoonTue, Jul 9, 2019
- My classical RomanticTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Drunken Mistakes Become HabitsTue, Jul 9, 2019
- The Lion's BaitTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Innocent AttacksTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Understanding The ManTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Confession under ManipulationTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Dripping WineTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Stay In The BoxTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Earning the LiesTue, Jul 9, 2019
- B*tch PleaseTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Cowards BeggingTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Sacrifices Beyond the SheetsTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Out bided LoverTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Offense Taken Guilt is DrowningTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Mercy Vs. MontresorTue, Jul 9, 2019
- The regular, please...Tue, Jul 9, 2019
- Taming my LoverTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Suffer for the CureTue, Jul 9, 2019
- Fake hate equals TrueloveTue, Jul 9, 2019
- She will feel my PainTue, Jul 9, 2019
- It's Never OverTue, Jul 9, 2019
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