[Sequel to Basketball Atrocities]
A year and half after Tyler and Josh graduated from Columbus High School, they began their sophomore year of college. It's fall of 2005, and they live in their own apartment closer to the campus. Things have changed a lot since their senior year of high school. The younger Dun and Joseph siblings have matured, old friends have moved away for college, social media has become way more common, and Tyler has his own job at a local cafe called Cupid's Cappuccino.
A few characters will be making a return and previous characters mentioned in the previous book will make their official debut, such as Andre Garcia and Kelton Sayleigh. As time keeps moving for Josh and Tyler, they continue to grow and make something of themselves in the city of Columbus, Ohio. They are both entering their twenties in this book while their siblings are going into high school and middle school years.
Tyler and Josh begin to figure out their relationship and are settling in for the rest of their lives. They make new friends, sort out their future, and find new hobbies to focus on. The 2000s are morning for America, according to Josh. Let's see what the morning has in store as the world enters the deep of the 2000s.
Josh was the new kid and he was making a big impression. He's loud, he's a total punk, he gets in trouble and doesn't give a fuck what people think (of course))).
Tyler is the cute pastel-y kid in school who wears cute clothing and sometimes heels. He's friends with all the popular girls and practically everyone else in school. He and Josh are polar opposites.
And they're roommates at boarding school, now.
Everyone's curious about how this is going to work. Tyler hopes he doesn't fuck up in trying to make friends. He liked Josh. And Josh likes him. But Josh has a reputation to keep. But that can be put on hold if Tyler can make him feel something again. Good or bad feeling, Josh is desperate and doesn't care anymore.