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Who should Tyler end up with?!
🕑 Added 2022-08-30 17:00:05 +0000 UTCFor the first time ever, I am going to let you, my dear Patrons, decide of the ending of one of my stories!
I am usually too protective of my characters to do this, but frankly, this is mostly a coward move on my part. I just could not choose myself.
At the end of chapter 23, Tyler is faced with an impossible choice: his hot roommate from college, Austin, or his lover from prison, Kurtis?
Austin is the best friend, the first crush, the first love. The guy seems perfect: he is smart, funny (not thaaaaat funny, but still), and way sexier at 29 than he was at 19, when he was practically a God to Tyler. But can Austin really commit to Tyler? The dreamy hunk is right in the middle of a divorce and he has never dated another man. Could their relationship really work?
Kurtis is hot as fuck, he is caring, protective, and through what they had to endure together in prison, he built a very strong connection with Tyler. Those two created something beautiful in the worst circumstances. But would it be healthy to stay with someone who had gone through so much trauma? Does Tyler really know Kurtis? Could this relationship work outside of prison?
Although I am fully aware of the imperfections of both of these relationships, I cannot help myself from rooting for the both of them! I think Tyler would have good reasons to enter either room 403 or room 404 at this point. Hopefully, you will know better than me what is the right decision.
This poll will be opened for seven days. Then, I will write the final chapter of My First Year in Prison with YOUR ending and it will be posted here, on Patreon, on Tuesday 13th.
If you do not want to be spoiled, don't come back to this post to check the evolution of this poll. ;) Although, I may still include a surprise or two in the last installment to keep you guessing...
Comments
Arnold Stone
I know Tyler chose Austin. I would have made a different decision.
HHH
yea i really thought he'd choose both as well.
