The Triangle That Killed Me
Kicked out by their homophobic mother for being gay, 20-year-old Kayla (lesbian) and her 17-year-old brother Trevor (gay) flee with nothing but one bag each, R200, and shattered hearts. In a harsh new city of tall buildings and cold streets, they survive in a dirty rented room, sharing a single blanket, bathing with freezing tap water, and scraping by on car wash jobs.
Kayla, once a confident, pretty model girl, now battles poverty, past heartbreak from an ex who called her "not man enough," and the fear she'll never find real love. Trevor hides his pain behind jokes and strength, but the siblings lean on each other as their only family.
Then, a spark: a confident girl with dreads and a warm smile crosses Kayla's path at the spaza shop. Could this be the start of healing? Or will the triangle of rejection, struggle, and forbidden desire break them forever?
A heartfelt, raw GL (Girls' Love) story of queer siblings fighting to survive, find love, and rebuild after family betrayal. Themes: homophobia, poverty, emotional trauma, slow-burn romance.