A story set in and around Hanging Out
Dana is the troubled middle kid of a triplet. Can someone who’s as out-there queer as Jamie be what they need to survive? A teen romance that is neither hetero-, homo-, nor bisexual.
[Tagged “Caution” for an uncodable central pairing.]
Alison has always loved her little brother Tommy, and never stopped treating him like he needed her protection and care. So when he starts dating, she decides it's her duty to educate him.
Seventeen-year-old genius step-siblings decide that in order to prepare for the real world ahead of them they need to learn more about sex. Logic dictates that the ideal practice partner for their explorations are each other.
Patty was sixteen, a good girl, and a virgin. She was astonished to find out that her supposed BFF, Tess, had parted ways with her own virginity some time ago. Tess had a helpful, and very tempting suggestion as to how she could lose hers.
Due to the economic downturn a newly unemployed suburban father steps in to the role of house husband. When he does he realizes how out of touch he has been to his daughters, and the world they live in. The more he interacts with that life, the more he learns about them, his wife, and the people he thought he knew.
An Almost Like a Song Story Chapter 7 of the "Almost like a Song" series. Mickey and Dave visit the brother and sister of Dave's late wife. Then a call comes from New Orleans...