Family Ties
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  • Reads 2,358
  • Votes 135
  • Parts 67
  • Time 7h 39m
Complete, First published Jan 26, 2022
This is the story of Raymond and Jackson viewed through a different lens.

"Oh, sorry." He flushed, turning around to face Jackson. "Dad, Jackson, Jackson, dad, and this is Skye." He said proudly, smiling at the young boy in his arms.

Jackson looked at the three in front of him. They all looked like they were cut from the same cloth, the only difference being that Raymond's dad was way taller than his son. He was still in shock after hearing Skye call Raymond Papa.

"He has a child?!" Asuka asked in shock. From the way Raymond had been described, it seemed as if he recently graduated from college, but then college kids were never known for their sound decision making when it came to sex.

"Are you a little disappointed that he might be straight?" Asuka prodded her miserably looking friend.

"Maybe I am, so what?" He shrugged his shoulders. "At least I know where I stand...
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