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Amateur boxer Liam reflects on how colour and light replaced the grey depression he had been living in, in the form of his soulmate, Leo. He tells the story of how he and Leo fell harmoniously in love as the world entered the height of the pandemic.
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Amateur boxer Liam reflects on how colour and light replaced the grey depression he had been living in, in the form of his soulmate, Leo. He tells the story of how he and Leo fell harmoniously in love as the world entered the height of the pandemic.
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