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Ry and Cart were inseparable in college, believing they could conquer the world together. However, a photograph from an LGBTQ protest outed Ry to his conservative family, leading to his forced departure from college and convincing Cart that Ry regretted their relationship. Twelve years later, they reunite. Cart has moved on, becoming a human-rights lawyer in San Francisco, marrying, and then losing his husband to cancer. Devastated, he dedicates himself to the LGBTQ youth center his late husband founded. When Ry joins Cart's law firm, their reunion is fraught with tension; Ry, now a changed man, looks at Cart with disgust, stirring unresolved emotions. Returning to San Francisco, Ry faces the challenge of his manipulative parents, who have controlled him through threats of disinheritance since he left college. Coerced into conversion therapy, he suffered trauma that left him unable to connect with men without panic attacks. Ry's plan is to pretend to be the straight son his parents desire for two more years, but seeing Cart again forces him to reconsider what truly matters. He must find a way for Cart to understand his feelings too. Trigger Warnings: This story includes references to attempted suicide, conversion therapy, depression, self-harm, PTSD, and panic attacks.