somewhere only we know

Peter was the kind of person to take every responsibility. He was the kind of person to pile everything onto his own shoulders, uncaring of the amount of stress he was building. He was the kind of person to do everything selflessly and without complaint, always offering to do more, to help.But it went the other way too. He never accepted the help he was offered. He wanted to do everything without burdening anyone else.The thing is, there’s only so much somebody can hold up on their own before they begin to crumble. There’s always a breaking point.A university student, working part-time, and singlehandedly caring for two kids? That’s the breaking point. That’s where Peter crumbles.So when Harley opens his apartment door to find Peter standing in the hallway, daughter sleeping in his arms, holding his son’s hand, and a suitcase behind him, shivering and sopping wet from the rain outside, Harley doesn’t think twice.ORPeter's a single dad, trying to balance too much on his shoulders, and Harley's his best friend who's been pining for five long years.