
Milo and Liam are caught up in testing their footing with each other, leading to them awkwardly dancing around the point.


Milo and Liam cover lost ground after making mistakes.

Love drunkenness leads to instability in a new relationship.

Liam gets angry after a misunderstanding; he comes to appreciate a moment of reassurance from Milo in a whole new context.

One of the best parts of exploring their new relationship is entertaining all five senses.

As the end of their time at boarding school nears, there is still comfort in the things that will not be changing.

Now that they’re no longer in school together, Milo and Liam take time out of their separate routines to recharge with each other.

As their routines run them down, Milo and Liam feel like the odds are stacked against them. It takes a little bit of planning to create a new opportunity. Meanwhile, Hebert (somehow) talks Liam into playing tennis with him.

Milo plans the perfect holiday for himself and Liam, but things go awry when they bring the wrong kind of baggage along.

Liam confronts a conversation he’s put off for way too long, anticipating a duel with his father.

Top tier is hard to achieve, especially for new ventures. Milo and Liam just have to make do with what’s available, from jobs to living spaces.

Second hand items could potentially be really helpful for their new flat, but second hand baggage not so much.

Hebert loves to be helpful, even to the point of compulsion. Milo does not love when people can spot he needs help, even to the point of rudeness. Liam isn’t totally sure what’s going on.

A new and foreign situation starts to feel like home surprisingly quickly with good company.

Extra pages from the original run of TOY Volume 4; Milo’s struggling prepping for his movie. Hebert and Liam try to help.

Liam puts a lot of thought and effort into the main event, Archie’s bachelor party – but it’s the after-party with Hebert that surprises him.

Archie’s wedding makes Liam self-reflect on the changes he’s made to his own – until a new life change comes suddenly without warning.

Extra pages from the original run of TOY Volume 5; Milo shows Liam his audition tape for acting school.

Liam tends to fear change, but he practices facing it when it results in something he truly wants. He takes big strides in a better direction.

Milo is quick to get excited about his evolving career goals, even when they change very quickly. Liam is caught off-guard, just when he was really getting cozy.

While Milo starts sowing the seeds for his career goals, Liam has no idea which of his own choices will pan out. It’s tense while they feel each other out, but there’s still time to grow.

All of their decisions and experiences, both good and bad, led to this moment.
One last couples dance before the end of the night!