Wednesday 7 October 2020

The Romans, and the Greeks

I hope you're all ready. I have another collaboration story with the wonderful Aardvark. Known as The Romans, and the Greeks, here's a little synopsis to prepare you. Plus, we may have another surprise at the end of the month too...

The Romans, and the Greeks

A school trip to the local art museum. Is there anything more boring? So when their class is allowed to roam unattended, Max and Roman waste no time getting up to mischief. Best friends and jokesters, they're naturally drawn to a special exhibit containing a peculiar Grecian urn. But a simple dare turns out to have life-changing consequences as the two friends struggle to fight against their natural urges. Should they resist the inevitable or accept their new destiny?

6 comments:

  1. Wow this was really good. Loved that they triggered it for each other and slowly fell more in love... very good.

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  2. Truly an absolutely amazing story. The build up, the romance, and that sweet ending are all more than I could have ever hoped! Well done to you two! You described such insanely hot guys but still made the whole story feel wholesome.

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  3. Truly an absolutely amazing story. The build up, the romance, and that sweet ending are all more than I could have ever hoped! Well done to you two! You described such insanely hot guys but still made the whole story feel wholesome.

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  4. Thank you for the kind comments, I'm glad that everyone is enjoying it!

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  5. I really loved the ending and the warning not to grow up too fast because Max would be sad. Sometimes I do wonder how the parents would feel if they knew their kids went missing. So it's great to hear Max just voice it genuinely and lovingly.

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