"Give me a reason then." The boy demanded, eyes fuelled by a rage that was not unknown to him.
"What?" Emmett questioned.
"Give me a reason, tell me a lie, that contradicts to what you feel for me and I swear to you, I'd leave you alone."
"I don't feel anything for you." Emmett easily lied, ignoring the ache in his heart at his words.
"Not good enough."
Emmett lashed out, shaking with agony as he had never known as his voice quivered pathetically, "I look at you and I see my world-shattering into these despicable shards of audaciousness that reflect my only desires, otherwise deemed unworthy by the universe. This is what I truly feel for you."
"Is that what you really feel for me, darlin'?"
"Yes and don't call me that, my name is-"
"I don't care what your name is, just answer me." The boy vehemently interrupted, fiercely questioning him again.
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Can a broken boy find love in an ostracised world where gender roles and even sexual desire is shaped to suit the society?
Meet Emmett Anderson, an eighteen-year-old dreamer with high hopes for his future. When he is kicked out of his home by his aristocratic parents for being different and gay, his life has never been so tough. Whilst searching for a place to crash in, he has to temporarily take refuge in an abandoned park and that is when he meets an enigmatic, nameless stranger. Things heat up when they both start to become closer to one another, but there is still so much that Emmett is unable to comprehend about the aforementioned boy. Join him on the most enthralling journey of his life mingled with pride, indiscrimination, lies, danger, a bit of an adventure, with undulated romance to the admixture.
Avery has never known what it is like to be loved. His entire life until now has been a repeating cycle of abuse from his parents, but he was finally able to break free from their prison. Now that he is free to live the life of a normal teenager, he has a lot of adjusting to do: adjusting to going to a public school, adjusting to a being in a foster family, and adjusting to having new friends. All of it together can be overwhelming, but he is doing his best to live the life of any other teenager.
Dominik, on the other hand, has known love. He knew it very well, but it was taken from him by the cruel hands of death. He now lives every day going through the motions, trying to act happy, but deep down, he is lost without his first love by his side. He is constantly haunted by the thoughts of having to live the rest of his life without seeing them ever again. He shuts out the possibility of making new friends, in fear of losing them too.
But, what will happen when these two boys meet, considering the boy who's never known love, looks eerily similar to Dominik's first love?
***THIS IS A REWRITE OF A STORY I WROTE WHEN I WAS YOUNG, ITS VERY CHEESY BUT I HOPE YOU ENJOY***