The Fourth Wall

Holly Day

Synopsis

The problem with being in the audience is you aren't supposed to interact with the actors.
Darcy Hudson loves theatre. Or maybe love is too strong a word, but he certainly appreciates the drama unfolding outside his apartment building. He and his best friend take turns bringing the popcorn to the curb performance.
Theodore Galanis, his hot neighbor, has an ongoing conflict with their equally hot, but evil, landlord. The entertainment value is high, but most of all, Darcy wants to rescue Theodore from the Greek tragedy he's trapped in and claim Theodore for himself. And maybe he will, after the next bowl of popcorn.

Disponible depuis: 30/03/2026.

Longueur d'impression: 46 pages.

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