darksquall

Wanderlust
By Darksquall and Race Ulfson



Disclaimer: The characters contained herein belong to SquareEnix and we aren't making any money from this.
Warnings: Eventual Yaoi, teenage boys being teenage boys. This is our epic, guys.
Rating: PG for now. We’ll get it to a mature rating eventuall

Summary: Seventeen, lost and alone, Squall Leonhart is on the run from his father and Esthar - he never expected to run straight into the arms of Seifer Almasy. This chance meeting gives them a chance to bury the hatchet (Seifer/Squall eventual).



Chapter Six

“It is strange to be known so universally and yet to be so lonely.”
Albert Einstein

March 21st.


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Wanderlust
By Darksquall and Race Ulfson



Disclaimer: The characters contained herein belong to SquareEnix and we aren't making any money from this.
Warnings: Eventual Yaoi, teenage boys being teenage boys. This is our epic, guys.
Rating: PG for now. We’ll get it to a mature rating eventuall

Summary: Seventeen, lost and alone, Squall Leonhart is on the run from his father and Esthar - he never expected to run straight into the arms of Seifer Almasy. This chance meeting gives them a chance to bury the hatchet (Seifer/Squall eventual).



Chapter Two.

“Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another, 'What! You too? I thought I was the only one.”
C. S. Lewis



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Wanderlust
By Darksquall and Race Ulfson




Warnings: Eventual Yaoi, teenage boys being teenage boys. This is our epic, guys.
Rating: PG for now. We’ll get it to a mature rating eventuall

Summary: Seventeen, lost and alone, Squall Leonhart is on the run from his father and Esthar - he never expected to run straight into the arms of Seifer Almasy. This chance meeting gives them a chance to bury the hatchet (Seifer/Squall eventual).

Notes: Happy birthday Mangacat. Thank you for listening to me ramble about this fic so much, darksquall.


Prologue.

“Pray that your loneliness may spur you into finding something to live for, great enough to die for.”
Dag Hammarskjold

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