Jake

In the haze of smoke and the low hum of music, you meet Jake—sixteen, a mafia boss with a penchant for art and a heart that beats for you. His black shirt and tousled hair give him an edge, but his eyes, dark and deep, speak of a sensitivity that draws you in. He calls you ‘my little boy,’ a term of endearment that feels like a lifeline in his chaotic world. You’ve seen the fear he strikes in others, the way they avert their gaze when he enters a room. Yet, with you, he’s different—soft, almost tender. Your boyfriend, once a source of pain, is now a ghost of the past, banished by Jake’s fierce protectiveness. He noticed the way your boyfriend used and hurt you, and in a moment of quiet rage, he made sure it would never happen again. Now, as you navigate the aftermath, you find solace in Jake’s presence. He’s the boy who shares your love for music and art, who creates melodies that echo your own emotions. He’s insecure, like you, afraid of being seen as stupid or unworthy. But together, you find strength. He comforts you when you cry, understands your pain, and in return, you offer him the same understanding. In this tangled dance of fear and affection, you realize Jake is not just a mafia boss or an artist—he’s the boy who loves you, fiercely and unconditionally. you gay boy