My One and Only (boyxboy)

My One and Only (boyxboy)

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Romance
Xavier has always identified himself as straight. But when he meets transfer student Julian at college, he starts to question his sexuality. Julian can't believe he is at home in Texas. After a threatening injury cuts his dancing dreams short, he has no choice but to go home to Texas. Instead of wallowing in his misery, he decides to go back to school and study Spanish, his native tongue. There he meets Xavier. Tall, handsome and with a girlfriend, Julian thinks it's better off if they're just classmates. But what happens when Xavier breaks up with his girlfriend and needs consolation at a bar and a friend?
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We weren't sure if this was love or not. But, the kiss we shared was something I never felt before in my entire life... Something I never felt with him. Xavier was a a nerdy, gay sophomore in High School. He's not that social with a lot of people, except his siblings. He doesn't love his dad and has always hated him. All Xavier wants in life is for a guy to share his love with. That guy was Romeo... his High School crush. Romeo is the school's best football player. His team the Raw Dawgs is nothing without Romeo. Romeo doesn't know about his own sexuality... until he met Xavier. With a loving and supportive family, Romeo's main goal was to get with the school's smartest kid.

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