Gay Romance Shifter

"Calling for Them All" is a compilation of literary works that explore the theme of fall through the lens of menage and reverse harem romance narratives. These works are self-contained narratives devoid of any instances of dishonesty or unresolved plotlines. They conclude with satisfying resolutions and contain ample amounts of passionate content to provide warmth throughout the entire season.I never thought I would be a fortysomething single mother, yet that is what has happened. Billy has always been my pillar of support, standing by me even when he had the option to walk away. However, my feelings for him have been exploring new ground lately.When faced with a shortage of funds for rent, Alex is acutely aware of the impending deadline. Indeed, he has been overdue for one week at present. The landlord, Nick, is currently at the door, holding eviction papers. What kind of action should a slender, fair-haired individual of nineteen years undertake?"Forever You" is a comprehensive work of literature within the genre of male/male romance, culminating in a satisfying conclusion. This narrative centres around an individual referred to as MC1, who exhibits overprotective tendencies and identifies as neurodivergent. MC1 demonstrates an unwavering commitment to the well-being of a significant other, going to great lengths to ensure their safety and happiness. MC2, the second main character, displays genuine affection for MC1, valuing and accepting them for their authentic self. This narrative encompasses several common tropes seen in romantic literature, including the transition from friendship to romantic involvement, the emotional solace provided by one partner to another, the formation of a supportive and nurturing social unit, and the gradual development of a romantic relationship characterized by delayed gratification, all within the context of incorporating playful interactions involving toys. Several triggers that individuals may experience include transphobia/homophobia, assault, and drinking.