Yorick has been told most of his life that people thought he was gay. He insisted he wasn't. It seemed a bit weird. He worried about what made people think he was when he had no interest in guys. Then all of a sudden, he was interested in Wright. He struggled with this, and I can understand why. People forced the idea on him for so long, that he got defensive about it. Then, when he found Wright attractive and realized that it might be true, he doubted himself. Although it was a rocky start for the guys, Yorick ended up finding true happiness with Wright, his daughter, and himself. It was a nice read. ( )