This story fits into the "Changed" verse.

“Who the fuck is calling me now?� Brian muttered as he rubbed his eyes and tried to focus on the clock. It was 2:16 a.m., and this call had better not be a client with some so-called emergency, because Brian had people who were supposed to deal with that, whom he’d hired in an effort to keep late night phone calls from happening. He was more than a little perturbed at having been woken up and was ready to give the person on the other end a piece of his mind, until he saw the caller’s name on the display. It was Rob, and that realization sent Brian’s heart into his throat. Rob was an “early to bed, early to rise� sort of guy, and would definitely not be calling at 2 a.m. unless something was seriously wrong.

It's eight years after 513. Justin and Brian are not together, at least not yet. Gus has been in Toronto all this time. His life has not been good, and Brian has not seen him for several years.

Justin's been watching YouTube again.

New take on Episode 301. What would have possibly happened if Justin had been the one to punch Michael instead of Brian? Thank you Deb Tanner for the idea involving Justin hearing Michael's rant at the Anniversary Party!

A package for Ben is delivered by courier to Red Cape Comics. Michael brings the package with him to the family dinner.

Brian throws an underwear party at Babylon to raise money for the Vic Grassi Hospice House. The gang meets inside the club just before letting the crowd in for the party.

An alternate ending to season two and how Justin and Brian could have avoided the break-up.

A long time ago I wrote a new ending to Sandi's Dartmouth Series.  This has been reworked and is posted here.

A Queer twist on a classic tale.

Justin drives Gus home from New York, Brian is supposed to be there in a few days. Brian's worst nightmare happens.

When Justin came home from his studio and found Brian in the kitchen making dinner, he knew something was wrong.

Brian didn’t cook. Even after 15 years of knowing the man and spending most of them in a relationship with him, Justin could count the times Brian had made them dinner on one hand. Apparently, tonight he was adding one more to the tally.

***

Fifteen-year-old Gus is spending the summer with Brian and Justin in New York. He decides to test the limits of Brian's relatively lenient parenting style, with unintended consequences.

A dangerous handsome stranger becomes fascinated with the boys.

Written for the Quoin Red Challenge.  Brian and Justin are partners in a Quoin.