Fathers and Sons
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  • Reads 81
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 3
  • Time 42m
Ongoing, First published Jul 06, 2023
Brothers Marc and Nigel can't even to understand their own kids and now they must deal with each others'.

Dennis is Nigel's shy and socially-awkward teenager currently dealing with a first time crush and Marc's young son Micah is a wild and energetic kid obsessed with his babysitter Nora and set on making Nigel's time watching him a living nightmare.

In their time spent away from each other, how will Marc deal with what it's like to parent a teenager and how does Nigel feel about revisiting his days parenting a younger Dennis. Can Denny (Dennis) really live apart from his dad? And is his cousin Micah who seems ok with his father's departure, really ok with the idea after all?

Two fathers, two sons--how much will they grow in two months?

QUICK DISCLAIMER: This is more an accountability piece than proper prose. I need to keep writing and this is what I feel most comfortable with at the moment. Don't worry though, the main plot points are all figured out but it's definitely more like a second draft.

However, I won't publish anything I'm not proud of. Promise.

Whoever's read this far down. Hi. Hope you enjoy whatever this is. Sincerely, I do. And feel free to critique. Harshly but constructively. I live for the comments.


Farewell for now.
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