Constellations

Constellations

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Nov 16, 2020
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Fiction
Romance
Delphinus black is in a tricky situation. His family are diehard catholics. He is a closeted gay who loathes the very idea of a man kissing a man. However, blade Dennis is out and proud. He doesn't care who knows. And when their lives collide, blade shows delphinus that maybe it's okay to be who he is. Warning: there will be smut. Also, I have a horrendous habit of not being able to make my characters suffer. So yeah. Enjoy.
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The fostering system, as we all know, is flawed. In several areas, drastic improvements need to take place, but nobody has done anything about them. One young black boy brought to America from Africa through the fostering system is subjected to said system, where incompetent doctors fail to realize what's wrong with him until it's too late. He lives the first sixteen years of his life completely free from knowing what the system had forsaken him years ago. He lived happily, although he and his mom struggled to pay the bills after his dad dies an untimely death, but he had his boyfriend, his rock Kristian to pull him through the worst of it. This was The Bliss. But then he learns just what the system has betrayed him of, and his life takes a drastic turn. This was The Know. After he finds out, everything in his life goes downhill from there. This is The Agony. Disclaimer: If you are in any way sensitive to harsh racial language and slurs, homophobic language and slurs, or suicidal thoughts and actions read with extreme caution. This story is intended to be a fictional story that portrays what it's like to live with AIDS as a black gay male as accurately as possible. This story is a work of fiction; any references to historical events, real people, or real places are used fictitiously. Other names, characters, places, and events are products of the author's imagination, and any resemblance to actual events or places or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

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