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Erik Lehnsherr doesn't like the fraudulent nature of psychics (there's no such thing). His mother died believing she was receiving help from not one, but two. Thing is, when his boss asks for a favour he can hardly say no. As professional and good as he is at his job, babysitting one Charles Xavier may just be the thing he needs on his resume to boost his career in security.

The Great War changed everything for Charles Xavier. Now he limps through life, lost and adrift in a world he no longer recognises. Then there is Erik, harsh, elusive, enigmatic Erik. He is everything Charles wants and everything he can't have. A servant, a German, a Jew and, of course, a man. There is another reason Charles can't have him but he won't discover it until far, far too late. WARNING: I have tagged Problematic rather than Unhappy Ending, however, many (all?) readers may find the ending unhappy. Don't read if you can't take heartbreak. UPDATE: Tagged it as Unhappy now . . . sigh.