Julias thought his life was uneventful, but he never expected it to turn into a whirlwind of straight-up chaos. A business-hating Business Management student with an aversion to kids and 'no-homo' straight guys finds himself babysitting a devilishly handsome bachelor's child, all while caught up in a non-desceipt physical entanglement with, you guessed it, a 'no-homo' straight guy.

When unwelcome drama swoops in and crashes into his once-quiet existence all at once, Julias decides to throw caution to the wind and make all the worst possible decisions. Join him on this rollercoaster of a story about love, life, family and found family, where chaos reigns, stereotypes crumble, and unexpected connections redefine his world.

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Warnings: Bullying, Explicit Sexual Content, Homophobic Slurs, Profanity, Dark Humor (seriously, don't read if you're easily offended), Violence (nothing too extreme), 18+ only!

Sizzling, Simmering Hearts

"What are we doing here?" I asked, confused as Avery led me towards a tiny, dime a dozen barber shop down an inconspicuous alleyway of all places. He grinned, turning towards me. 


"I don't think this is the time for..." I began to speak, but froze when I caught the meaningful look in his eyes. "O-Oh." 


Dazed, I followed him into the busy store. He immediately made his way towards one of the hairdressers, whose dreadlocks were pulled back into a ponytail with a sharp undershave, immediately smiling once he caught sight of Avery. 


"What's good, my brother?" He greeted warmly, immediately ditching his customer to do a bro-hug with Avery. He spoke in a distinctly Nigerian accent, pearly white teeth basically glimmering through his wide grin. 


"Not much. Just thought I'd come by for a haircut. And I brought a friend," Avery said as he pulled away, motioning towards me. The hairdresser caught my eye and waved welcomingly. 


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