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Sebastian Dialectical Journal

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Chapter One Sebastian closed his eyes and exhaled heavily as he stood in front of the window. A large crowd had gathered, all waving signs and banners with pure hatred in their eyes. Threats poured out of their open mouths while they glared at the house where Remington, Sebastian and Emerson currently resided. “They’re still there,” Sebastian muttered. All he wanted was a normal and peaceful life, or at least as much of a normal life as he could get while touring around the world but his life had crashed down around him. “I know. I can hear them,” Remington grumbled as he rolled over on the bed to face Sebastian. “Is there at least anything new today?” Scanning the crowd, Sebastian glanced over the people outside. “Nope, just more of the same

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