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From the way August was speaking Wesley could tell that he was describing him, in a literary fashion. âWow,â he breathed after the other was finished. âI honestly didnât expect something so beautiful. Now I feel pretty lame saying that the word I thought to describe you would be genuine. It definitely doesnât compare.â
"Yeah well I think too much,â he blushes clinking his nail against his glass his cheeks red. âGenuine sounds good enough to me. Definitely a more natural thing to say to someone youâve just met,â he mumbles.Â
âOh come on you canât even tell me the first word that pops into your head when you think of desrcibing me?â Wes exaggerated wanting to hear what his true thoughts of him were. No matter if the date was going well he wanted to be completely sure. August seemed like someone who would be openly kind to anyone even if he didnât like them. âI know what mine would be.â
August blushed and traces the rim of his champagne glass, âIâm not good with explaining myself in one word. Never makes sense,â he breathes. âIn college I always failed at writing those six word story things.â August swallowed and said, âHe was beautiful really, in the strangest of ways. There was no specific feature you could point to that made him so, it was just the way he was. It wasnât just his exterior that made something inside me stir and flutter, it was his heart and the way he spoke and thought,â he mutters peering down into his glass.Â
âThose are both really interesting things to be passionate about.â Wesley nodded reaching to pour himself another glass of champagne offering some to the other as well. Out of nowhere he got an idea of something that truly would show what the other thought of him. âDescribe me. If you were writing about me how would you describe me?âÂ
"No, no, no,â August says, âI canât imagine anything more embarassing, besides Iâm a writer because it means I can express myself in written word rather than spoken word. Iâm a writer weâre naturally shy when it comes to our true thoughts, even if theyâre flattering. Maybe one day Iâll write it down for you,â he mutters. Heâd probably write it when he got home and ponder it for a long while and then maybe heâd eventually give it to him.Â
With the idea of the other coming to one of his games Wes found himself content. âTell me the things that you like to do, that you donât get a chance to talk about. For me people always want to hear about how I play soccer. What they donât know is that I really like photography too. So whatâs your passion asside from writing.âÂ
August smiles and says, âI actually really like photography too, it kind of goes with my writing sometimes. I like old polaroid cameras. I kind of just like combining my photography with my writing sometimes but I only do that for myself, not really for others to see. I guess I also like the French language. When I was in high school I was a part of the French club,â he nods.Â
âWell maybe if Iâm lucky youâll be more interested in watching me than the match,â he grinned gazing into the otherâs eyes as he took a strong swallow. âThe only thing that can be difficult are fouls or the plays but no one should really understand those. Just make sure you defend and score on the right goal. Simple enough. Sorry if I sound trite but I would really love to learn more about you.âÂ
August smiles and blushes glancing down a bit, âMaybe,â he mutters. He laughs a bit and says, âI donât really know what to say. What would you like to know?â He asks whilst sipping his champagne.
     â âbaby,â nixon couldnât help but laugh as he walked back into the kitchen after a short phone call. âdaddy asked you to stir the ingredients, not wear them.â they had only just started baking christmas cookies when work had called him, and he had left the younger boy to simply stir the dry ingredients; which he thought was simple enough. walking over, he grabbed a dish rag and wiped off the boyâs face, before kissing his nose.
     âhmmph...â he sighed frowning only slightly. perhaps he had been a bit too vigorus and excited about stirring. he smiles when his nose is kissed and the flour is wipe from his face. skylar began shaking bits of the flour from his hair and then stood on his tip toes to kiss him. âsorry daddy.â
everyone wants to FUCK the rich kid, but no one wants to work for it. as another one bites the dust, riley downs a shot of fireball ; veins lighting aflame as that too familiar warmth floods his body and heâs left with stupid ideas and an even stupider impulse. itâs HIS turn ; fuck waiting for someone. so itâs the first person thatâs relatively attractive he chooses, walks over to, and orders another of whatever theyâre having for them. â youâre cute, â a matter-of-fact statement as he checks them out ; quite drunkenly and obviously.Â
'oh uh thanks,â he says as another apple martini was placed in front of him. his friend had dragged him out tonight and while he had never intended on ordering anything, the last guy to hit on him had got him his present drink. it certainly wasnât bad. âyouâre cute too,â he blushes like a middle schooler talking to their crush. âum, iâm skylar,â he says glancing at the drunk male offering out his hand.
To know that the other had been in England for a stretch of time was something that really impressed him. âThatâs amazing, to be honset I donât mind you donât have an education. I know thatâs something most people would judge others for but considering my background itâs not a make or break kind of thing.â Wesley smiled and looked up with the waiter came back to pour their champagne. âYouâll have to come to a game sometime for sure,â he grinned picking up his glass and gesturing towards him. âA toast to successful blind dates?â
August smiled a bit and nods, âYeah, I mean I donât mind either, as long as youâre doing something youâre passionate about,â he nods. August smiles and says, âYes, to successful blind dates,â he states clinking his glass lightly against Wesleyâs. âIâd love to go to a game really, I love soccer or football whichever you prefer to call it. Even if I donât know too much about it, I love to watch,â he states.
      â  â oh.â cameron squeaked in surprise. his cock was growing hard at the thought of being full while winnie paraded him around. âi-i kinda like that idea.â he admitted, biting his lip shyly.
      â  â good now strip and spread those pretty legs of yours.â winnie smirked and said, âi want you to think of me filling you up while iâm gone and just think about how good itâs going to feel when i slip right into you,â he purrs in cameronâs ear undoing the button of his jeans palming him gently.
    â eh, i suppose so⊠i mean, i wasnât planning on settling down before the age of thirty, but then it just kind of happened ! besides, when you meet that special someone, all the plans that youâve made for yourself get thrown out of the window and you just kinda go with the flow ! like shit man, i had plans to sit on my ass all day, get high as fuck and live off my dadâs money for the rest of my life and look at me now : iâve got a stable job, i pay for my own stuff and iâve been sober for, like, three weeks   thatâs nearly a month, dude ! anyway, iâve totally forgotten where i was supposed to be going with this, but if it wasnât for him, iâd be a totally different person right now; itâs a scary thought  well, thereâs nothing wrong with being single. for example, you get to fuck whoever you want without having to worry about somebody elseâs feelings and you donât have to sit through awkward dinners with your partnerâs side of the family ! â
arden swallowed and tore his eyes away from the other deciding to stare forward instead. he was afraid something might reveal itself in his eyes if he looked at him too much. arden nods and says, âyeah,â thereâs a long pause before he says, âthink i might be ready for what you have instead though. maybe not the kids and all, but the other person bit. i donât know, iâm not going to go actively searching for someone but, guess i wouldnât fight it now if they came to me.â he wasnât so sure he wanted someone else as much as he wanted to drown himself in another person so that he wasnât so stuck on noah. so that he didnât think too much about standing behind him during the wedding ceremony. much like now it had been a game of keeping his eyes placed anywhere but noah. as far as arden was concerned his one had come and gone and found his one. âyou werenât that bad before,â he states.
â âââ finn sits down next to the other male, throwing his arm around the curly hairedâs shoulders and brings him close to him. âgood, i would hate to have you hating me because your brother is an ass,â he informed him, pressing a soft kiss to the brunetteâs jaw, âi hope you are a talented actor though. because i would also hate having you and your stupid brother fight.â
august smiled and moved onto finnâs lap with a sigh and smiles as the males kisses to his jaw. âcould never hate you,â he breathes. heâd never admit it but the fact that him and winnie were family was the only thing that kept him from completely siding with finn on most things. in truth august had only known winnie a little longer than heâd known finn. august smiles and says, âyeah well even still, iâd have you,â he sighs.
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â âââ Jack was waiting at the airport for his client, where he was told to meet him, since the two were to leave for his newest clientâs sisterâs wedding. When he finally noticed the other he waved at them and walked over. âHello,â he simply said as a smirk found itâs place on his face.
â Well hello beautiful,â Mikey said taking the others arm with ease. He wasnât his first escort. Not at all, Mikey had had one before to keep himself from being paired with every available celebrity in Hollywood and just whenever he wanted to keep his family off his back. However he didnât like to keep a certain one around for too long. They may get the wrong idea. Sure he might sleep with them a few times before letting them go but that was just business wasnât it. However he wasnât one to form romantic attachments like the one his half-sister Caroline was about to embark on. âReady to go love?â He asks in the most casual of ways.
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The world of literature wasnât something that never sparked an interest with Wesley, not because he found it boring or useless but it just wasnât his thing. But watching August talk so candidly about his work and his honsety about success showed his passion, which was attractive to him. At the mention of playing a spot it was his turn to turn a light shade of pink before nodding, âYes I play football or soccer as most call it. If you couldnât tell from my accent Iâm from across the pond but really do enjoy things here. Someday Iâll probably play for a club team back home but Iâm happy where I am now.â
âYeah, I caught that a bit,â he nods. âThatâs cool,â he smiles a bit. âI like to watch sports, I like soccer in particular. Guess I just like cheering people on, I tried to play soccer. Iâm not very good I donât think,â he laughs softly. âThatâs great,â he nods. âI lived in London for a year or so. I went to Oxford for awhile but then I got published for real and my life was creating more books not going to class regularly.â
The request for champagne was something that surprised him but Wes only nodded and handed the wine menu back to the waiter who had approached their table. âYour finest champagne then,â he replied putting his attention back on the other across the table from him. âSo youâre an author? Any kind of genre specifically that you enjoying writing?â
He was embarrassed a bit by his own statement and sat up a bit trying to straighten his posture. âYeah, I am,â he nods sipping at the water already on the table. âI stick mostly to realistic fiction I suppose. I guess it just depends a bit on how things are going in my life. The first novel I wrote not many people paid much mind to, I guess. It was just a short one that was a bit of an angsty teen introspective sort of thing. I published that when I was seventeen and just wanted a bit more money. Didnât get much attention until I wrote Dear Whoeverâs Listening. That one was still angsty but I suppose it had more depth and bit of something for whatever any teen might be going through. Now Iâm working on the sequel, which was part of the reason I was late. Deadlines and all,â he shrugs a bit. âYou do a sport right?â He asks. Â
All of the rambling from the other was beyond adorable and Wes couldnât find himself wanting to stop him. âIn my opinion youâre perfectly put together,â he smiled giving him a comforting squeeze on the arm before moving to pull his seat out for him. âPlease, sit down and look over the menu while I order us a good bottle of wine. Unles you prefer something else?âÂ
He smiles a bit and sits down, he wants to pull himself together. August knows being a rambler is being himself and he still wants to maintain that. However he also wants to pull it together. Heâs just about to say yes to the wine, as if itâs a programmed response but instead he stops himself. âUm...actually I prefer champagne. I donât drink much, but I guess I just like champagne for the most part,â he says. âBut wines good too,â he adds, âI can do wine,â he nods, losing the confidence heâs gained as quickly as heâs gained it.