Can one man overcome society's view of what is classed as 'normal' and accept his hidden need to take care of the Little side of Sawyer? Sawyer is miserable after Boyd walks out of his life, saying he needs time to think. Now he's back, but Sawyer is more confused than ever by Boyd's behaviour.Then Boyd offers him a place to stay, after deeming his home unsafe.Willing to live in close proximity to Sawyer, Boyd hopes this will show Sawyer that he can trust him with his little side. Only there is a sinister presence working to discredit Boyd's business and stop him from finding happiness at all costs. Will Boyd be able to figure it all out before he loses what's most important to him: Sawyer? The Little Side of Me, (book two) The Flamingo Bar Series, is a close proximity, gay romance with an age gap, and age play. This is the long awaited HEA and the conclusion to The App: Littles, where you first met Boyd and Sawyer. Warning: The author recommends that The App: Littles should be read first in order to fully understand the backstory.