Justin gets a new teacher his senior year of high school. Things take a dark turn after he starts a relationship with the man.

Brian is an Art Critic for the Sun Times, who has obsessive compulsive disorder. Justin is a well-known, yet lonely artist. For six years, Brian has written words regarding Justin's work for the paper. Justin feels that the words the critic wrote were as though he had painted his paintings himself and knew each piece as he himself knew them. For six years, Brian is too shy to ask for an interview, much to his boss' annoyance. Due to the way Brian dresses…in clothes from Wal-Mart with the exception of his sports jerseys, Justin assumes the man is straight, though he secretly keeps a scrapbook and sketchbook devoted to the man. What happens when Brian's boss draws the line and insists that Brian conduct a one on one interview with Justin Taylor?

There’s something very mysterious about the big house in the country that Brian just purchased . . .

AU. I love Mrs Winterbourne and No Man of Her Own. So I took a lot from the beginning of Mrs. Winterbourne. After the first chapter they will not be very alike though. Justin gets into a trainwreck with Brian's twin and his husband. Mistaken Idenity.

Takes place years after Justin left for New York.  He and Brian have both gone on with their lives, rarely seeing one another.  When Justin receives a mysterious call from Michael, he drops everything and heads back to Pittsburgh and Brian determined to do what-ever he must to fix the problem.