For some reason, being in Pittsburgh always got me thinking about all of the ways in which our lives had changed over the years, and all of the things that added up to make us into who we eventually became -- the version of us that has been married for close to twelve years now.
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Brian and Justin take a few days in Pittsburgh to just relax and be with each other. However, with Brian's birthday and the anniversary of his accident fast approaching, there's a lot going on in Brian's head.

This story fits into the "Changed" verse.

Justin Taylor is about to celebrate his 21st birthday.  His friends from PIFA decide to take him to a new place to party...Babylon.  The young man who is out and proud is about to meet his equal...the stud of Liberty Avenue.  This is one birthday the young man will never forget.  This is the first of the 'Enough' series of stories.  Thank you very much to Eka for the beautiful banner.

The first anniversary of the Prom. 

Timeline: Based pre-307, though I've no idea if that really would coincide with the anniversary of the Prom. Forgive the plotholes.

An AU story about what happens with Brian and Justin in between seasons 2 and 3.

Let's jump ahead about a year - fast-forward to Fall 2003.

Final installment in the Pre-Season Three series.

Brian knows that romantic bullshit is for straights and lesbians, and he's sure that Justin agrees with him. Gap-Filler for Episode 2-16.

Brian wants to give his son a special gift for his fifth birthday so he chooses an up-and-coming artist named Justin Taylor to paint a portrait of Gus.  He gets more than he bargained for when he meets the budding young artist.  Many thanks to Pat for her beta skills and the fabulous Eka for the perfect banner.  I love you girls so much. 

Five years post-513 and Brian is facing a milestone with Justin's help. 

High school senior Justin Taylor has two passions in life: literature and Brian Kinney. Unfortunately for Justin, Mr. Kinney happens to be his English teacher at St. James Academy, making their relationship even more forbidden than Romeo and Juliet’s. After signing up as stage manager for the school’s holiday play, which Mr. Kinney is directing, Justin learns that his teacher’s life is more tragic than anything Shakespeare ever wrote. 

Justin agreed to be Brian’s new art director for his soon-to-open New York advertising office. What about letting Brian be his Prince Charming?

**This story continues six months after “Sexy Boy” ended, which should be read first before beginning this one.**