Light of His Life
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This is a story of life in college as a young trans man who is chronically lonely. Sure- he's popular, cute, and rich, but people are only after his money and status.
He's got a great relationship with his parents- and damn near everything he's ever asked for. Although, one thing he can't seem to grasp is friendship. Or more.
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