Mine

Synopsis

Konstantin Morozov thought he was being selfless. When he told his boyfriend Darren Whitfield that he could sleep with other people, it was supposed to be a gift—freedom for Darren to explore what he'd never had the chance to. But when Darren takes him seriously, Ilya's carefully constructed logic crumbles. A 25-question OmniCorp Form arrives in his inbox, asking about boundaries, positions, condom usage. And Kostya realizes he's made a terrible mistake. He doesn't want to share. He doesn't want to know. He doesn't want anyone else touching what's his. When Darren stops answering his calls, Konstantin drives two hours to Bayfield, parks his Aston in an abandoned lot, and sprints to the nightclub where Darren is celebrating. What he finds there—and what happens in the backseat of his car—forces both of them to confront the truth: they've never wanted anyone else. They just didn't know how to say it. A raw, messy, deeply felt story about jealousy, communication, and the terror of admitting you need someone completely.