Posse e Sombras
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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2026

A narrativa traça um submundo volátil impulsionado pelo poder e pela obsessão. Alexander, uma figura consumida pelo controle, dirige operações implacáveis enquanto se fixa em Elliot Wilson, um estudante que ele pretende possuir. Enquanto isso, Elliot navega por uma vida complexa de privilégios e amizades tensas, marcadas por agressão casual e atração fervente. Enquanto Elliot defende um amigo da violência homofóbica, lealdades são testadas e sombreadas por engano. Esses capítulos revelam uma história de dominação, mudanças de afetos, mudanças e amores..
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