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  • Parts 6
  • Time 1h 38m
Ongoing, First published Nov 24, 2012
❝In these dreams it's always you:
  The boy in the sweatshirt,
  The boy on the bridge, the boy who always keeps me
  from jumping off the bridge.
  Oh, the things we invent when we are scared
  and want to be rescued.
  Your jeep. Your teeth. The coffee that you bought me.❞
  
  -I Had A Dream About You, Richard Siken
  
  
Twenty-four-year old Eli Forbes isn't sure where he's headed after college graduation. He might know that he's getting a degree in Exercise Physiology in the spring, but fuck if he knows what he's going to do with it.  For now, he's content with spending his winter break helping at his aunt and uncle's coffee shop.
  
Sebastian Steine, a quirky wayward spirit, is double majoring in comparative literature and theater at Berkeley University. As all around him his friends begin to settle down, get married, and start families of their own, it becomes clear to Sebastian that he still doesn't have a clue as to what he's doing with himself. He's a floater and that's not as pleasing as it used to be.
  
When the two meet at Forbes Family Coffeehouse, they begin to realize they have a whole lot more in common than just their favorite order of a simple black coffee.
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The Halls of Westwood [BxB]

49 parts Complete Mature

Westwood Asylum: A school for fucked up boys Each boy is there for a reason. Everyone has a story, a past, somebody from their past. Maybe in the real world, they wouldn't have been friends. They would have walked right by one another, barely sparing a second glance. But in a place that questions your sanity and pushes you until you break, maybe six boys from very different lives can learn to get along. And who knows, maybe become a bit more than friends along the way.