The only thing that Finn wanted to do at the moment was be there for his boyfriend. He knew just how much Bray put up with just by having to come with him to all of his appointments and dealing with the fact that Finn’s cancer just wouldn’t go away, and the fact that Finn wasn’t able to give back the way that he wanted to was miserable. All the boy wanted to do was to be able to be with his boyfriend the way that they both wanted instead of being sick and tired all the time. “You’re the worst with distractions,” he mumbled against Bray’s lips before he shifted to lightly kiss the boy’s cheek. If Finn were to actually think about how he was currently feeling, the boy would never want to even consider doing anything again let alone kissing Brayson. He pushed the thoughts aside, shifting slightly so that he could look at his boyfriend before he leaned in and kissed him again, reaching the hand that wasn’t attached to the IV out to rest on Brayson’s knee. “I could,” he mumbled when he pulled back. “But I don’t think you want to get off here of all places.” A weak chuckle escaped Finn’s lips before he pulled back enough to be able to look at Brayson. “I love you so much,” he told him softly, eyes closing at the feeling of Bray fixing the hair of his wig. When Finn opened his eyes again, he let out a small sigh. “Thirty more minutes and then we can go home, right? I just want to spend the rest of the day in bed with you.” As much as Finn wanted that, he knew that the rest of the night would end in him shaking and vomiting, possibly dealing with brief fevers, but he could pretend for right now that when they got out of the hospital, things would go back to being normal and he could just love his boyfriend for the rest of the day.
In all honesty, Bray just needed his boyfriend. It didn't matter where they were, or what they were doing, but he also didn't have to go through the same treatment that Finn did. All he wanted to do was distract Finn and make him smile for once. He hadn't seen his boyfriend properly smile in what felt like ages, and to see him so light and the sparkle coming back to his eyes was what Bray lived for these days. He loved seeing that damn sparkle. "Hey, okay, I'm trying," he mumbled back, smirking as he felt the kiss into his dimple, and the dimple grew. It always grew around him. When he felt the hand on his knee, it was just a small reminder of what was. They didn't have a phenomenal sex life, but it was there, and it was their's. It wasn't crazy, but it was there. "I want to get off from you wherever and whenever." Bray laughed slightly as he bit his lip and stared back into the boy's sunken eyes. They weren't as beautiful as usual, dull and sad almost. It wasn't something he liked seeing, but he knew that this was just taking such a toll on him that he wouldn't even see the brightness until chemo was over. That fucking cancer needed to go away now. "Of course you can, angel. I'll get you a nice heating pad and some vanilla ice cream, and we can watch some movies or something, alright?" It always sounded so appealing, but knowing that his boyfriend would be sick all night and feeling as if he would puke his guts out, Bray just didn't know how to make it seem better anymore. They just had to pretend for a while that everything was okay. Watching his boyfriend get sick and crying and miserable was the worst thing that he had ever seen. The last time had been the worst since he had been so weak and he could just tell that these treatments were wearing him thin. "I love you no matter what."










