Good Guys, Bad Decisions

Death is sort of a funny thing. In the course of ruining fate, it also makes room for an entire world of new chances. Plus, it teaches us that no one is ever who we make them out to be, and life is not a right, it's a gift that can be returned at any moment. In the past three years, Luke has learned that it is best not to assume, but to study; to watch and calculate. You can understand many things and even create new opportunities, but love is such a mystery to us all. Luke could tell you what made Michael snap, or why Calum could only sleep if he was wrapped in Michael's arms, but he could never tell you why he had such an attraction to Ashton. He could never tell you why he and his friends were good people, but made bad decisions.