Call Me Daniel

I had to take a breathI loved this. I'm still smiling Everett has issues. He likes to ‘rectify' things, fix them to minimize risks & danger. He has reasons and I totally empathized with him.Lake is a shy boy who never had security or care from those who should've held him dear. He lives from one precarious situation to another unsure of himself or his place in the world. Everett is going to change that. I guessed where this was going, where the possible bad wrong was heading from the first chapter and my only regret is that it didn't go deeper down that road. As it is this was a tender love story, [a:Laura Lascarso 5306920 Laura Lascarso https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1488342626p2/5306920.jpg] style. Two people finding that space where they fit in each other's lives. Yes, Everett is into control, but he's learning to respect boundaries and that sometimes things elude his prevue, however he's not giving up or changing who he is. Lake is a lucky boy being the focus of Everett's attention, he's also wise beyond his years, empathetic, and kind. Come for the dominant kinkiness, which I'm reluctant to call games, and stay for the heartwarming tale of puzzle pieces slotting into place.