Neighbor Boy (PHAN)

Neighbor Boy (PHAN)

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It was mid-summer and all of Phil’s friends were too busy for him. Phil never had summer plans and always ending up hanging out with his mother. No one ever wanted to be with him so he was used to it by now. Phil was a great kid (and great looking) but he only had about five people who actually talked to him. Most of the kids at school hated him for his sexuality; being openly gay wasn't the best thing for your reputation. Phil was lonely almost all the time because his best friend Sarah moved away at the end of seventh grade. Phil is sixteen now and he's gotten used to solitude. All of his friends had people they liked more than him; he was the 5th wheel in all social events. Chris & Pj, Alex & Tess, and Phil no one for Phil, just phil. That was until one day, mid-July, Phil's mum forced him out of the house to introduce himself to the neighbors.
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Dan is the senior that everyone looks up to, he is charming, witty and sometimes even nice. Phil is the sophomore that is constantly being bullied for being who he his, a boy who likes boys. Roles seem to switch when Dan saves Phil's life, and finds himself falling for the younger boy. Dan is the new target for torment and beatings. But unlike Phil, Dan doesn't handle it very well, and finds himself spiraling downhill, with what seems like no way back to the top.

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