Jasper is the leader of a cult, a sect, in a small town with a neo-Gothic medieval aesthetic, purely for fun. The kind of figure whose word they venerate. And occasionally his body, in orgies.
Guy is a civilian who tries to stay as far away from all this as possible until his mother gets involved in the cult and he needs (given his own morals) to save her. To do this, he infiltrates.
Pretending to believe the nonsense that even Jasper doesn't believe, smiling and waving to his "siblings." It's strange that they call themselves that considering they have sex regularly, but Guy doesn't dare get involved in those nights. All he wants is to convince his mother to get out of there. And not attract the attention of the leader himself. He fails at both. His mother gets involved with another member and seems happier than ever, at peace and all that. And Jasper clearly feels something for Guy, given the attention he receives inside and outside the cult members' meetings to hear his word.
It doesn't take long for Jasper to desire this brat who clearly doesn't believe in anything preached there. This only makes him more attractive because the cult has become boring, so boring. Even the orgies. But those last ones improved simply because of the expectation that maybe Guy would show up at one of them. He never does. So Jasper seeks him out privately. Being charming, kind, manipulative, and so, so clearly interested that Guy can't refuse.
He refuses. Of course. But it doesn't take long for him to feel equally interested in Jasper. He caught him before at those orgies, watching like a voyeur. He knows Jasper would be good.
So he gives in, as long as it's just the two of them. He may be a voyeur, but he's not very exhibitionist.
They have sex. They slowly fall in love. The same old story.
But Guy refuses to be the sexual and romantic partner of some fucking cult leader. Jasper comes up with a simple solution: run away together and abandon the cult.
Well. It's tempting. And his mother seems so happy with her new husband, much more attached to him than to Jasper or Guy himself.
It's actually a very simple choice. But it's difficult to create a story when people ask him, "And how did you two meet?".
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