Mr. Heart Throb
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  • Reads 180
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 2
  • Time 45m
Ongoing, First published Jun 19, 2013
(BOYxBOY) Ezekiel Claude is such a silly boy. He doesn't talk to other's much, but then, they don't exactly always want to talk to him. Under hard circumstances, Zeke and his mom are forced to run away. Then move to a small town, and Zeke begins a new life there. One year into it and he still has no friends, no charm, except for the elderly (sadly), and a reputation, apparently. Now all of the sudden, simply by opening up to one boy, the RIGHT boy, he's introduced to all of the right people. His friend gives him a make-over, which helped Ezekiel immensely, especially given that he has a skin disorder. This boy's reputation, however, becomes a little troubling as Ezekiel finds out their relationship may be stronger than he thought. But wait! There's more! Zeke's invited to parties, and more and more gains his "image"--something he never wanted before. And with this image, he meets even more people, not in the best of ways.
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