had two father figures in Ridge and Nick, depending on who Brooke was with at the time, alongside sister Hope. was born out of yet another of Brooke's paternity scandals thinking Ridge had been burned to death after a scuffle with Sheila, Brooke had "grief sex" with Ridge's half-bro Nick and later didn't know which man had fathered her child. Our character profile for him should refresh some memories, but here's the gist: R.J. Now, if you don't remember R.J., it's because, as a child, his scenes were limited. Initially exclusive to his parents, R.J.'s reappearance was soon also heralded by Hope, Taylor, Thomas, and Steffy. Yandere: In adulthood, Tim becomes something of this when beginning to pursuit, actually saying that " will stop at nothing to get back," and going so far as to get another student to leave a letter at Jace's apartment for Ben to see to make it look like Jace was cheating on Ben.Well, the news of one Ridge Forrester Jr.'s return made its way from Charlie's jesting lips (are we ever going to see Charlie and Pam marry? They've only been together ten years - in real time!) to pretty much everybody in the Forrester-Logan brood.Straight Gay: Tim, even after coming out, doesn't present really any stereotypically gay characteristics.Performance Artist: Ben can be considered this, and this is played up in the film adaptation.It later turns out that Tim is gay and was always in love with Ben. If It's You, It's Okay: During their high school years, Ben seems to be this for Tim.First Girl Wins: About a year after Jace passes away, Allison takes Ben to Tim's art show, and afterwards they tentatively begin a relationship again.Gay Guy Seeks Popular Jock: Ben, the lone openly gay guy at his high school, attempts to go after Tim, the fairly athletic, good-looking, and already popular new guy.
Something Like Summer is a 2011 novel by Jay Bell.
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