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To add to that, I'm not even sure if John thinks gay people exist... Homosexuality is so vilified in Greece that one assumes (especially a younger rural man) that if you are not some weird obvious freak then you can't possibly be gay. Its in fact because of his naivete over what desires Peter might harbor that John is so callous and free about his nakedness. But its not very nice that only Peter gets to have fun being surrounded by all of these sexy guys and checking out their cocks. I'll make sure John is well rewarded for his innocent trust even as Peter tries to take advantage of him in the next chapter.

This was absurd. I had just graduated with a master's, having studied abroad at a prestigious university and had multiple FAANG offers sitting in my inbox. I had a measured IQ that was impossible to specify without sounding like I’m bragging and at 24 years old I had made the most efficient use of my time. How did my nation plan to reward these efforts and to make use of my immense talents and knowledge? Would they try to recruit me in the intelligence agency? Or perhaps put me in a think-t

A postgraduate realizes that being conscripted into the Greek Army doesn't necessarily have to suck...

After selling his start-up, Theo considers leaving his life behind in search of something different… and he finds it, in the form of a young Greek farmer.

As soon as I sold my business and had enough cash to live off of for the foreseeable future, I decided that I've had enough of city life. I sold everything I could including my car, put the rest in storage and went shopping for a farmhouse. Until recently, I never would have imagined myself living in a farm. I had a natural disdain for rural areas, bugs and uneducated people. But having spent the last decade in front of a computer and watched my twenties vanish away, I yearned to look for s