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Gaslighting Liam - Chapter 20 (Remnants) (Patreon)

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2026-05-05 15:01:10
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Gaslighting Liam - Remnants

All characters are 18+ and this is all fiction.

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Gaslighting Liam - Chapter 20 (Remnants)

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Silver S

Very nice chapter. Noah's timing is impeccable and he is quite determined to be a loveable asshole :) Also: does Ian have Noah's number? Had to reread some chapters, but yes he does :) .

Mike

I knew Ian was gonna be trouble for Liam. 😈 If I were Noah I’d rather play tag-team with Ian than that dope, Connor. Also, I’m enjoying how Liam and Noah are settling into a sexual groove. And of course excited to see how that groove gets totally blown to bits somehow.

The Runaway

Damn those work friends of Liam’s, always getting him in to trouble 😂

Man Moose

Love this chapter and I’ve started picturing Noah as Ben verbeck on onlyfans and it gets me going so much

Eryndor (edited)

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2026-09-24 17:00 One of my favorite realizations this chapter is that, going forward, I /adore/ Noah and his little doting "boyfriend" comments/gestures as he navigates his newly unearthed feelings for Liam, BUT it's so hard not to have my guard up as a reader still LOL When Claire cancelled on Liam, even though he fully knew it was possible, in the back of my mind I was like "Did Noah pull some Cabin type shit again?!" and then when he shows up I REALLY was like IT IS CABIN TYPE SHIT!!! ...and then Claire shows up and I was like "oh so nevermind I'm just traumatized ok" lmfaooo
2026-05-07 15:34 One of my favorite realizations this chapter is that, going forward, I /adore/ Noah and his little doting "boyfriend" comments/gestures as he navigates his newly unearthed feelings for Liam, BUT it's so hard not to have my guard up as a reader still LOL When Claire cancelled on Liam, even though he fully knew it was possible, in the back of my mind I was like "Did Noah pull some Cabin type ruse again?!" and then when he shows up I REALLY was like IT IS CABIN RUSE AGAIN!!! ...and then Claire shows up and I was like "oh so nevermind I'm just traumatized ok" lmaoo

One of my favorite realizations this chapter is that, going forward, I /adore/ Noah and his little doting "boyfriend" comments/gestures as he navigates his newly unearthed feelings for Liam, BUT it's so hard not to have my guard up as a reader still LOL When Claire cancelled on Liam, even though he fully knew it was possible, in the back of my mind I was like "Did Noah pull some Cabin type ruse again?!" and then when he shows up I REALLY was like IT IS CABIN RUSE AGAIN!!! ...and then Claire shows up and I was like "oh so nevermind I'm just traumatized ok" lmaoo

RaptorRot

big fan of all the space/gravity stuff. great metaphor for them. they literally crash together when they kiss, so perfect

Reilly

I literally thought the exact same thing when Claire cancelled dude!! PTSD for real lol

Tony

First off, sorry I disappeared for a bit and haven’t been doing my usual psychological breakdowns for this chapter. Work has been absolutely insane lately, and honestly, finding time to sit down and properly read — not just skim — has been harder than I expected. But I finally caught up, and wow… this chapter was psychologically loaded in ways that go way deeper than just the surface-level chaos. I did something different here: I've included responses to some of the reader comments. What really stood out to me in this chapter is that Lucas is no longer writing Noah purely as “the manipulator” anymore. He’s evolving him into something far more dangerous psychologically: someone who is slowly becoming emotionally attached while still only understanding attachment through control, possession, teasing, dominance, and reaction. That’s an important distinction. And I think Eryndor’s comment perfectly captures the reader psychology right now. We ALL have PTSD from Cabin Noah. 😂 The reason readers instantly assumed Noah sabotaged Claire is because Lucas trained us to expect Noah to weaponize situations emotionally. That’s brilliant writing psychologically, because even when Noah starts showing genuine affection, the audience literally cannot trust it yet. We’ve been conditioned the same way Liam has. That’s not accidental storytelling anymore — that’s narrative conditioning. The funny part is… Noah *didn’t* sabotage Claire this time. But the fact everyone assumed he did tells us something huge: Noah’s old behavior patterns are still haunting every interaction he has. Even his sincere moments are contaminated by the memory of manipulation. And honestly? That’s realistic as hell. Because when someone spends a long time controlling people emotionally, even their authentic affection becomes difficult to believe. The damage lingers longer than the behavior itself. That’s why the astronomy exhibit scene hit so hard for me psychologically. The meteor metaphor wasn’t subtle at all — but in a good way. Liam basically describes Noah without directly saying it. Something beautiful and destructive crashes into your life unexpectedly, leaves a permanent impact crater, changes everything… and most people don’t even notice it happening until afterward. That line about “so few people even notice it” is important too, because Liam is slowly realizing he’s already emotionally altered by Noah beyond repair. He isn’t observing Noah anymore. He’s orbiting him. And Noah showing up to the exhibit instead of seeing his old friends? That might actually be one of the biggest emotional reveals in the chapter, and Lucas plays it quietly on purpose. Think about that psychologically: Noah had the opportunity to reconnect with people tied to his identity before Liam. His history. His comfort zone. His past self. But instead, he chooses Liam. Not because he understands why. Not because he’s suddenly emotionally mature. But because attachment has already started overriding instinct. That’s HUGE. Especially for someone like Noah, who probably experiences closeness through proximity and possession more than emotional vocabulary. He doesn’t say “I missed you.” He appears at the museum mocking rocks. That IS his version of emotional intimacy. Mike’s comment about Noah and Liam finding a “groove” before everything explodes is also psychologically dead-on, because this chapter almost feels deceptively domestic underneath the insanity. They’re bickering, eating bad brunch food, going to exhibits, sitting together naturally… there’s relationship structure forming under the chaos now. But the problem is: The foundation is still unstable. Noah still expresses attachment through ownership. “You can’t fuck other people.” “That’s why I gave you the hickey.” “You sat down on it.” Etc. That’s not partnership language. That’s territorial language. And Liam’s psychological conflict is becoming terrifyingly clear now too: He’s no longer just attracted to Noah. He’s becoming neurologically conditioned by him. The scent scenes are obviously extreme on the surface, but psychologically they represent something much deeper than fetishism. Noah’s smell, sweat, body, voice, praise, humiliation — all of it is becoming associated with dopamine, validation, emotional intensity, relief, submission, comfort, panic, and desire simultaneously. That combination is dangerous because it creates reinforcement loops. Liam’s body reacts BEFORE his conscious mind does now. That’s why the “instinct” line matters so much later in the chapter. He isn’t making decisions anymore in the traditional sense. His nervous system is beginning to associate Noah with reward at a primal level. And honestly? Noah notices this before Liam fully does. That’s why Noah keeps escalating verbally. He’s experimenting psychologically in real time: “What happens if I say this?” “What happens if I frame him this way?” “What happens if I deny him?” “What happens if I praise him?” “What happens if I embarrass him?” And every time Liam reacts, Noah gets more confident. Which brings me to Claire. Claire might quietly be one of the most emotionally intelligent people in this story right now. The second she realizes Liam was the “mystery girl,” her entire perception shifts instantly. But what’s interesting is she doesn’t react with disgust. She reacts with *understanding* first. And psychologically, that matters a lot for Liam because Claire represents his “normal world.” She’s the bridge between his old identity and whatever he’s becoming. Her reaction determines whether Liam feels shame or acceptance. Also — Silver S asking whether Ian has Noah’s number becomes WAY more ominous after this chapter. 😂 Because Ian is psychologically dangerous in a completely different way than Noah. Noah is chaos you can SEE. Ian feels like the kind of person who destabilizes quietly. And Lucas keeps planting little hints that Ian understands more than he lets on. Mike joking about “tag-teaming” with Ian instead of Connor is hilarious, but honestly Ian feels like a future complication emotionally because he represents calm validation instead of overwhelming domination. That contrast matters. Because eventually Liam may have to confront a terrifying question: Does he actually want love? Or does he only know how to respond to emotional intensity now? That’s the deeper psychological horror underneath the chapter. Even the work Zoom scene — as absurd and hilarious as it was — serves a psychological purpose. Liam’s two realities are now colliding: Professional Liam. Noah’s Liam. And Noah forcing himself into that environment symbolically matters. Noah is no longer staying compartmentalized in “private fantasy space.” He’s bleeding into Liam’s actual life structure now. Work. Friends. Social perception. Identity. Routine. Everything. And RaptorRot’s comment about the gravity/space metaphor was PERFECT. The whole chapter feels gravitational. Two objects colliding harder and harder until eventually something catastrophic happens. The scary part is that gravitational pull works both ways now. At the beginning of the story, Noah felt like the sun and Liam felt like something caught in orbit. Now? Noah is starting to orbit back. And I honestly don’t think that scares Liam nearly as much as it scares Noah.

Marcio Dasb

yooo this read is unreal, the fact u guys are catching the narrative conditioning piece specifically tells me the subtlety's landing exactly where i want it. most people wouldve stopped at noahs softening. u all went three layers deeper. and ur dead on about the trajectory. theyre getting less abrasive on the surface, sure, but the dynamics getting more tangled, not less. comfort doesnt equal health. noahs still noah, liams still liam.

Tony

You guys are Animals LOL!

bullfrog31

Honestly best writing I’ve seen in a while. Keeps me hard and intrigued every chapter. Glad I joined Patreon because I was desperate for another chapter after you posted chapter 17 on Niffty Archives

LS

Amazing analysis. As deep as Lucas’ writing. Honestly, I first started reading to simply to recharge the spank bank but at this point I am totally hooked on the story itself.

Tony

Thank you, glad you like it! Yeah, I'm crazy about human psychology 🤪 This story allows me to go deep into the characters. The erotic parts in these chapters are amazingly written. Lucas writes with such realism, reading them make me shake like no other stories I've read.