Venice Charles always felt that Alcris Levin was the moon, bright and bright, always hanging high in the sky. As long as he could look at him, he would feel satisfied. But Al, he never minded becoming a man's moon in Venice.
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The two protagonists can compete with each other no matter how they play, and when it comes to scenes, they are evenly matched by switching. Although the main plot revolves around two little boys, there will be many group portraits as a whole, each supporting character will have a role to play, and every character will be pampered. The emotional line has no stomachache, no blood, no ups and downs, no difficulties and obstacles. The two of them just advance their relationship step by step without any troubles, but the development is slow. There will be no love until Al and Venice reach adulthood, that is, before they graduate (but there will be ambiguity and specialization of each other). There are no bad guys, no bad guys, no bad guys, don't criticize any character, everyone is fine. The world view is that of an imaginary country, and the names of people and places are all made up. Everything is set to serve the plot. I don't have any particularly deep cultural reserves. I won't write down anything I don't understand and will just brush it off.
The goal is to write words that make people feel warm after reading them, so my eyes will only see warm comments. There will be no other CPs except the main CP and love between parents, so feel free to talk about anything else. If the above is acceptable, thanks for reading. I'm not writing for profit, it's just personal preference, and rewards are optional. In the vast sea of people, you can encounter my words, and I can meet you, the reader, which is a happy thing in itself.
Concept: A story about two boys growing up with the people around them, finding themselves, and exploring love.